Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1937, Page 50

SOCIETY. Engagements Announced Miss Mary Barnes Cornelius Carn F UNUSUAL interest in the Capital, is the engagement of Miss Mary Barnes Clark to| Mr. Cornelius Carnwright Chavelle, which is announced today by Mrs. Edgar E. Clark of Monrovia, | Calif. The bride-elect's father, be- fore his death a few years ago, was @& member of the Interstate Commerce ‘Commission. Miss Clark has many friends in Washington, where she has visited en numerous occasions since going to California with her mother. A year ago, Miss Clark spent some time in Washington with her brother-in-law and sister, Lieut. Col. Layson E. At- kins, U. S. and Mrs. Atkins. The prospective bride attended the Catherdral School and later Gunston, where she graduated. She attended the University of Arizona for two Years, and is a member of Kappa Al- Pha Theta. Mr. Chavelle, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Chavelle of Seattle, Wash, attended Lawrence, &nd is also a graduate of Leland Stan- ford University. He is completing has graduate work in law at the Uni- Versity of Washington in Seattle, where the couple will make their home after their marriage September 8. Mr. Chavelle is a member of Phi Kappa Psi and Phi Delta Phi fra- ternities. Clark Will Wed Mr. wright Chavelle. Miss Frances Lambeth To Marry Mr. Hal Reynolds. DR. AND MRS. W. A. LAMBETH, 899 Lynwood avenue, Winston- Salem, N. C., have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Miss Frances Walker, to Mr. Hal Kearns Reynolds of Philadelphia. The wed- ding will take place early in July. Miss Lambeth was born in the | Methodist parsonage of Reidsville, N. | C., and educated at Salem College and High Point College. Monday she re- turned from London, where she was for the coronation. Mr. Reynolds is the son of Mrs. Cora Kearns Reynolds of High Point, N. C. He was graduated from the University of North Carolina. For the past 11 years he has lived in Philadelphia, being a representative of several office= furniture manufacturers. Dr. Lambeth was formerly the pas- tor of the Mount Vernon Place Meth= | odist Church of this city. Miss Marceron to Wed Mr. Walsh of Washington. THE engagement of Miss Harriet Anne Marceron, daughter of Mrs. William Alfred Marceron and the late | | mother to Mr. Kenneth Gerard Walsh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Walsh. Miss Marceron was graduated from Immaculata Seminary and Mr. Walsh is a graduate of St. John's College. No date has been set for the wed- ding. | Miss Carolyn Behrend Engaged to Mr. Miles. MR. AND MRS. MENDEL BEHR- END of Cleveland Park an- nounced the engagement of their daughter Carolyn D. to Mr. Frank Mil- ton Miles, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miles of Norfolk, Va. Miss Eleanor Whitfield Engaged to Mr. Settle. | RS. MARY BYRNE WHITFIELD announces the engagement of her daughter, Eleanor Byrne, to Mr. Stuart Wellington Settle of Detroit, | Mich. The wedding will take place June 24 in this city. Engaged to Mr. 0. G. Delk, Jr. R. AND MRS. ARTHUR OTIS nounce the engagement of their their daughter, Sarah Frances, to Mr. Mrs. O. Gordon Delk, formerly of Bmithfleld, now residing in Washing- Miss Channell is a student at State Yeachers’ College at Farmville, Va. Mr. Delk is an investigator for the Controller General of the United City. He attended George Washing- ton University, and is a member of ORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md., I June 5—Lieut. and Mrs. Alvin visiting Mrs. Pachynski’s father end mother, Col. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Lewis, Washington, Monday, where Lieut. Pachynski will be stationed for Mrs. Gilbert M. Allen, jr., who also has been visiting Col.and Mrs. Allen, Lieut. Allen is stationed at the Pre- sidio of San Francisco, Calif. 3s on temporary duty at headquarters, 1st Corps Area, Boston, Mass., visited days. Maj. and Mrs. L. Monroe Bricker, Meade for the past four years, have recently received orders for the Philip- Capt. William T. Sicki, who has been on temporary duty at Fort Monroe, to this garrison last week. Among those who have returned to colleges for the Summer vacation are Miss Jeanne Durrette from Virginia Mr. Richard Smith and Mrs. Curtiss Rideout from Fork Military Academy, Capt. and Mrs. Randall J. Hogan and their two children, Randall J. have arrived at this post after a month's vacation in Florida. Capt. atinny Arsenal, Dover, N. J. They are living in quarters previously occupied Lieut. and Mrs. George Selman of this garrison, returned Wednesday days. Lieut. and Mrs. Charles F. Howard Monday Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Pix- ley of Ferguson, Mo., who came East Mr. Wiliam Pixley, to Miss Ida Eliza- beth Cannon, Miss Sarah Channell Channell of Smithfield, Va., an- O. Gordon Delk, jr., son of Mr. and ton. where she will graduate in June. Btates, now assigned to New York Delta Tau Delta fraternity. Visitors 1851t L. Pachynski, who have been Allen of Fort Meade, left for Fort duty. returned this week to California, where Lieut. Col. Henry P. Perrine, jr., who his home at this post over the holi- Who have been stationed at Fort pine Islands. Va,, for the past six weeks, returned Fort Meade from their schools and Inntermont College, Bristol, Va., and Fork Union, Va. Hogan, jr, and Vester Ann Hogan, Hogan was formerly stationed at Pic- by Col. and Mrs. Henry P. Perrine, jr. from New York, where they spent five of Fort Meade, had as their guests to attend the wedding of their son, -— AIRFAX, Va., June 5—Mr. and guests Tuesday evening, Mrs. Larkin's . Entertain . At Dinner . In Fairfax F Mrs. F. Norvell their daughter, Miss Frances Larkin, had as their dinner sister, Mrs. W. A. Newman of Manas- sas, who is spending some time in Fairfax; Miss Katherine Sullivan of of New York. Mr. Beverly Mosby of Washington, son of Col. John Singleton Mosby, Confederate officer of Civil War fame, and two great-grandchildren of Col. Mosby, Charles Parrish Coleman of Langley, Va,, and Stuart Mosby Black- well of Warrenton, Va., were in Fair- fax Tuesday when a marker to Col. Mosby was unveiled by the two chil- dren. Mrs. Amos Chilcott, president of the Fairfax Garden Club, and Mrs. Fred- erick Dawson Richardson, motored to ‘Winchester, Va., Wednesday to attend the Winchester Flower Show. Mrs. Chilcott was one of the judges. Mrs. Paul C. Kincheloe has re- turned from Roanoke, where for sev- eral weeks she has been the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Er- skine Bradley. Mr. Frank Young will leave Wednes- day for Birney, Mont., where he will spend three months on the dude ranch, Quarter Circle U, belonging to his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John Brew=- ster-Arnold. Miss Lucy Blake, formerly home demonstration agent for several years in Powhatan County, Va, has arrived in Fairfax and is staying at the home of Miss Ida H. Jones. Miss Blake is taking over the duties of Miss Alice E. Crutchfield, whose resignation takes effect June 15. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Huston are expecting Mrs. Huston’s mother, Mrs. Moore, from Kansas, who will make her home with them in Fairfax. Mrs. C. T. Rice and her younger daughter, Miss Frances Rice, have re- turned from Annapolis, Md., where Miss Rice attended the ring dance at the United States Naval Academy. Bride and Her Attendant Mrs. H. Theodore Freeland, formerly Miss Lois Webb, daugh- ter of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Webbd, shown with her attendant, Mrs. Thomas D. Webbd, jr. The wedding of Miss Webb and Mr. Freeland took place Tuesday. —Underwood & Underwood Photo. b, 5 Mr. Marceron, is announced by her| Larkin and | Washington and Mr. William Evans | THE MRS. GEORGE EDWARD SANGSTER, Who, before her marriage yesterday in All Souls’ Protestant Episcopal Church, was Miss Leona Jacqueline Yoder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jocelyn Paul Yoder. Of Personz_ll Note —Brooks Photo. A given by Mrs. Lillian Krick. the lawn. Maj. and Mrs. family have motored to Lexington, Ky., to spend 10 days. Maj. and Mrs. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. David Simon were the guests of Mr. Leon Strauss over the week end | and Decoration day at his Summer { home on the Rappahanock River. | Mr. and Mrs. Simon Nachman an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Helen Marilyn, to Mr. Melvin Lionel Kraft, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- | liam B. Kraft of this city. No date has | been set for the wedding. A formal | announcement of the engagement was | made on Decoration day at the coun- | try home of Mr. and Mrs. Kraft, Green | Gables, Vineland, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. William Wolf, with their two children, Billy and Peggy Wolf, are back in their home on Thirty-fourth street, having spent sev- eral days in Williamsburg, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schwartz and family and Mrs. Charles Schwartz are now located in their new home, 2860 Woodland drive. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund I. Kaufmann will be hosts tonight at a beef steak party at their home on Colorado avenue, Miss Tina-Mae Wollberg, who has been visiting friends in East Orange, N. J.. has joined Washington friends in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph B. Behrend | and their daughter, Mrs. Julius Gold- | stein, were in Baltimore during the | week to attend the graduation of their | younger daughter, Miss Ruth Behrend, from the Peabody Conservatory of Music, Mrs. Samuel Mundheim of New York spent the week at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Norman Gersten- feld, in Chevy Chase, Md. Dr. and Mrs. Gerstenfeld have sailed for Eu- rope to spend two months. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Behrend re- turned on Monday from Atlanta, Ga., where they visited their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dittler, and their two young daugh- ters. Mrs. Behrend spent three weeks in Atlanta and was joined by Mr, Behrend the last week of her stay. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Kaufman of Sedgewick Gardens have as their guest the latter's sister, Miss Marie Saal of New Orleans. Miss Minna Casper of Philadelphia, who was their guest, returned to her home on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Baum have opened their Summer home at Blue- mont, Va.,, and had as their guests over the week end and Decoration day Mr. and Mrs. A. Sieberlich and son of Philadelphia. Mrs. Sol Stern of New York, who was the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Isaac Nordlinger, for 10 days, was joined by Mr. Stern, who ac- companied her back to their home. Miss Harriet Palkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Palkin, is leaving today to spend the Summer near Poughkeepsie, N. Y., as a mem- ber of the Clinton Hollow Summer Theater under Reginald Goode. A card party and luncheon will be held tomorrow at 12:30 in the vestry rooms of the Sixth Street Temple. Mrs. Morris Gewirz is in charge of the card party, assisted by Mrs. Ed- ward Applebaum and Mrs. Harris Epstein. Mrs. George Levy, luncheon chairman, is assisted by Mrs. Morris Stein, Mrs. Jack Veax and other members. Miss Molly Schwartz, who has been attending school in Connecticut, is home for the Summer and is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Rubin, the latter formerly Miss Frances Flax, whose marriage took place on Sun- day, May 23, have returned from their wedding trip and are making their home with the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Flax. Mr. and Mrs. Max Kohner have been entertaining their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mau- rice Kohrer, and their two young daughters, Constance and Josephine Kohner. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Peyser and Mr. Albert Sigmund returned Tues- day from White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., where they attended the bankers’ convention. Maj. and Mrs, Julius Peyser were ! Benefit Garden Party for Camp Fund of Council of Jewish Women. GARDEN party for the benefit of the camp fund of the Na- tional Council of Jewish Women, Washington sector, will be given in the garden of Mrs. Mark Lansburgh, 3111 Idaho avenue, on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A piano recital will be Refreshments will Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cafritz were hosts at the dinner dance on the Shoreham terrace Wednesday. Jesse Miller and - | one of the June brides—her marriage be served on hosts at dinner last night at the Wood- mont Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Simon are back from Wernersville, Pa., where they spent a couple of days. Miss Alice Frank, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Frank, who will be | to Mr. Harry C. Grossberg taking place the end of the month—was given a linen shower on Wednesday night by Mrs. Julius Goldstein and Mrs. Edward Sonneborn at the home of the former in the Westchester. The Sunday school picnic of the Eighth Street Temple will take place today at Miller cabin in Rock Creek Park. World's Highest Palace. Russia claims that its Palace of Soviets, now under construction in| Moscow, will be the highest structure | in the world. North Shore Activities Inaugurated Senator Lodge Leases Beverly Cove Cot- tage for Summer. EVERLY, Mass.,, June 5—Sen- ator Henry Cabot Lodge, jr., has leased the Quigley cot- tage at Chapmans Corner, Beverly Cove, for offices this Summer. Mr. Thomas W. White, his secretary, will be in charge. Mrs. Lodge and her sons, George Cabot Lodge and Henry Sears Lodge, are planning to come to their Beverly Cove home about June 20, and Senator Lodge will come to the North Shore as soon as Congress adjourns. Miss Nancy Leiter, daughter of Mrs. Joseph Lelter of Dupont Circle and Edgewater House, Beverly Farms, had her first spin this afternoon at the helm of her new yacht, the Ven- ture, which is expected to be one of the high winners in North Shore races this Summer. Miss Leiter, an ardent yachtswoman, purchased the trim craft in Sweden, and it was brought to America on the deck of an ocean liner and outfitted at Manchester. Miss Leiter plans to race the Venture at Newport this Summer. Mrs. Walter D. Denegre has come from Washington and is at Villa Crest, her West Manchester estate, for the long season on the Nortn Shore. Villa Crest, with its Spanish- type villa, is one of the most attrac- tive on the North Shore and from the hilltop on which it is located com- mands a wonderful view of the sea and shore. Mrs. Denegre’s son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Davis Sohier, will have the Rock- hurst cottage at Manchester this Summer. Mr. and Mrs. W. Parker Jones of Washington will arrive next week end at Castle Rock, Marblehead Neck, where they will spend the Summer. Lieut. Col. George S. Patton, jr. and Mrs. Patton with their family are expected to arrive at Green Mead- ows, their Hamilton estate, early in July after an absence of two years, which have been spent in Honolulu, where Lieut. Col. Patton was sta- tioned. After their Hamilton stay the Pattons will go to Fort Riley, Kans. Mrs. Patton is a sister of Mrs. Keith Merrill of Washington, whose husband is an official in the State Department. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Lawrence ar- rived today at their Gravelly Brook estate in Topsfield after a three-month tour in Europe, much of the time be- ing spent in Italy. They were guests of the United States Ambassador and Mrs. William Phillips at their | villa, near Rome. While in Rome | Mr. Lawrence had an interview with Premier Benito Mussolini. Mrs. Paul Gardner of New York | City is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Bryce J. Allan of Washington, at Allan- bank, her Summer home at Beverly Cove. Mrs. Gardner has rented Bee Rock, her Cushings Point cottage at Beverly Cove, for the Summer to Mrs. Louis A. Frothingham of Boston, widow of former Representative Louis A. Frothingham. Mrs. Frothingham usually spends much of the Winter in Washington. Road Policy Changed. Better roads throughout Southwest Africa will result from a change of policy, D. W. F. Ballott, member of the executive council, announced at Windhoek. Under the new system all revenues from auto licenses and the gasoline tax will be paid into a single fund and used to introduce a pro- gressive roads program. Residing in Virginia MRS. ROY EDWARDS MILES, Who before her recent marriage was Miss Myrteen Elizabeth Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. Miles now are residing at 2109 North Quince street, in Arlington, Va. MRS. WATERS Having just returned from the Coronation Suggests You Visit SCANDINAVIA with her this summer 4 Call Mrs. Waters NAtional 1880 (Extension to Ru: oo I —Brooks Photo. desired) SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Cy JUNE 6, 1937—PART THREE. Bride at Church Wedding EONARDTOWN, Md,, June 5.— Col. B. F. Crowson, principal of the Charlotte Hall Military School, Charlotte Hall, and Mrs. Crewson, will entertain at noon Tuesday for Mr. Herbert R. O'Conor, the attorney general of Maryland, and the members of the Board of Trustees of the Charlotte Hall Military School following the commencement exer- cises, in the old school hall. Mr. O'Conor will be the guest speaker for the exercises. Mrs. Charles S. Myers of Journeys End of Brettons Bay is the house guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Fraizer of Wash- ington and will remain in Washington for several weeks before returning to her home in St. Marys. County agent of St. Marys County and Mrs. J. Judious Johnson of Bush- wood entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of Miss Lydia E. Schoe- maker, Mr. Thomas Blake and Miss L. P. Flannon, all of Washington, and Mrs. A. J. Taylor of Alexandria, Va. Mrs. L. P. Beck and her three young children of Washington will arrive tomorrow to spend the next two weeks with Mrs. Beck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Paul Hayden, at their estate, Mount Olive, on the Washington Boulevard. Miss Layra Mae Church, daughter of Mrs. L. M. Church of Washington, who has been studying dramatics in New York this past year, arrived today in Leonardtown to spend the Summer with Judge and Mrs. William C. Mattingly of this city. Miss Anna Mae Milton of Washing- ton left Monday, after spending the past few days with Mr. and Mrs. John B. Abell, at their estate, Bay- side, on St. Clements Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Welsh of ‘Washington are spending this week end at their estate, Maycroft, on St. Clements Bay at Oakley. Mrs. Welsh entertained Wednesday at tea at her place here in St. Marys. Mrs. George H. Hutchins, who has her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Hutchins of Washington, is now at her home on the Washington Boulevard. Mrs. Emily Herbert of Dynard, Md,, Helen Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. Gonzergia Herbert, Mr. George Herbert and Mr. Kiebard William Herbert, all 'of Wash- ington, and Mrs. J. B. Love, jr, of this city. Mr. Gerald Bohanon of Washington "Diprlematic Corps Notes Of the Week Ambassador and Lady Lindsay Entertain- ing Guests. ( Oontinljed From First Page. )7 the United States Military Academy when Siamese students will be gradu- ated. The Yugoslav Minister, Mr. Con- stantin Fotitch, is at Rehoboth Beach over Sunday. Mme. Bilmanis, wife of the Latvian Minister, who expected to sail Tues- day, has been obliged to postpone her going because of the fire in the ship. The ship will not sail until June 15, when Mme. Bilmanis will be among the passengers. The Minister of Santo Domingo and Senora de Pastoriza have taken a cot- tage at Sherwood Forest again this season, but have set no date to leave Washington. ‘The Bulgarian Minister, Mr. Di- mitri Naoumoff, will return tomorrow or Tuesday from a trip in the West. The Hamanj»nnismr. Mr. Elie Lescot, is spending several days in New York, where he went Thursday. The First Secretary of the Bra- zilian Embassy, Senhor A. B. Bueno do Prado, left yesterday by plane for Rio de Janeiro, where he was called by the sudden death of his father in an automobile accident. ‘The First Secretary of the Ecua- dor Embassy and Senora de Mantilla- Ortega will return this week from Mexico, where they went a few weeks ago, accompanied by the Secretary's father. Dr. Mantilla-Ortega, sr., has returned to his Ecuador home. ‘The Secretary of the Irish Free State Legation and Mrs. Robert Bren- nan and their daughter, Miss Emer Brennan, have returned from a month or six weeks’ visit in their home in Ireland. ‘The newly appointed First Secre- tary of the Bolivian Legation, Senor Humberto Palza, and Senora de Palza have arrived in Washington. Senor and Senora de Palza have leased the house at 3724 Jocelyn street, in Chevy Chase, for the Summer months, OPEN UNTI PRICED FOR EVERY BUDGE Hollywood Streamline Paris Machineless sets s Scheetze’s Vitamin Oil ($10 Value) . Featuring the Latest SPIROMATIC UNDINE and Z0TOS Facial Treatments - ~that reactivate the lazy underskin, Lines fade — black- heads go—pores fine — skin normal. zes. A new method in facial treatment. Course, $10.00 Vitamin Creams and Lotions e v Shampoos Fingerwaves Hot Oils MARGARET E. Items i Waters” “Ideal” Tours 1517 H Street N.W. 4 dcors above the May/flowe: Reception Next Tuesday Col. and Mrs. Crowson to Entertain at Charlotte Hall Military School. been spending the past month with | entertained at dinner Sunday for Miss | PERMANENTS Machineless s l o.w Also Jamal, $6.50; Vapor Marcel, $5 506 Service SOCIETY. left Monday after spending the first of this week with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McNey, on South Washington street. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McWilliams of ‘Washington spent Sunday with Mrs. McWilliams® parents, Capt. and Mrs. Edward Gass, at their estate, Cherry Grove, on St. Patricks Creek. Mrs. Lelia Mattingly Hodges of ‘Washington spent the first of this week with her father, Judge William C. Mattingly, on Lawrence avenue. Mr. Howard Beach, jr., of Wash- ington entertained at a house party Sunday and Monday at his place, Lonely Acres, on the Patuxent River. The guests were Miss Peggy McHugh, Miss Muriel Murphy and her sister, Miss Ioma Murphy; Miss Patty Lee, | Mr. Lloyd Taylor, Mr. Stanley Thomas, | Mr. John Lieb and Mr. Vernon | Thomas, all of Washington, and Mr. James Wigglesworth Brown of Duke University, N. C., and Washington. Announcement is made here today of the marriage of Miss Ruth Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ward of Paris, Md, and Mr. Victor A. Fowler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benja- min Fowler of Port Republic, Md., who were married May 15 at the parsonage of the M. E. Church, in Lower Marl- boro, Md. The ceremony was per- formed by the rector, the Rev. O. C. Mitchell. The bride wore a blue georgette dress with matching ac- cessories, and carried a bouquet of brides’ roses. Following the wedding | Mr. and Mrs. Fowler left for a short | wedding trip. They will make their | home at Port Republic, Md. | The St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, Pomfret, in Charles County, was the setting for the marriage of Miss Margaret Teresa Willett, daugh- Iter of Mr. and Mrs. James Harry | Willett of Pomfret, and Mr. Henry Estevez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel | Estevez of Dentsville, Md., Thursday, | May 20. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father W. H. Hannas, 8. J. Following the wedding a re- ception was held at the home of the | bride's parents, which was attended | | by members of the immediate fam- EIGHTH GRADERS ASK SLOT MACHINE BAN School Lesson Against Gambling Provides Charts Presented in Plea to Council. By the Assoclated Press. RIVERSIDE, Ill, June 5.—Slot ma= chines and punch boards have been ruled out of this village because the village's eighth grade pupils learned about them in the study of arithmetic. L. J. Hauser, superintendent of schools, who introduced & slot machine and some punch boards into the grade school to make mathematics inter~ esting and to teach a lesson against gambling, said today that the local authorities had acted to forbid such devices after seven of the eighth grade students had protested to the board against their use. The students—six boys of 13 years of age and a seventh, 12—appeared before the village board and an- nounced that a survey they made dis- closed there were 22 punch boards and three slot machines being operated in Riverside. They were armed with charts they said showed that in their study of their class room slot machine they had learned it took an average profit of 7812 per cent The punch board profit, they figured, was 89 per cent. WASHINGTON'S . COMPLETELY AIR. CONDITIONED ilies and a few personal friends of the bride and bridegroom. They will | make their home in Washington. The | | bride is a graduate of the Sacred Heart High School and the bridegroom | | graduated from the La Plata High | | School. | Mr. and Mrs. George P. Wigginton | of this city announce the birth of a | son May 27 at the St. Mary’s Héspi- tal, Leonardtown. Mrs. Wigginton is the daughter of Judge and Mrs. Wil- liam Meverell Loker and Mr. Wig- | ginton is the son of Mrs. Margaret Belle Wigginton of Washington and | Kalamazoo, Mich. Miss Dorothy Ordwein of Prince | Frederick has had with her for a few | days Miss Mary Henry of Washington. | Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Belt of Calvert County have with them at | their home in Prince Frederick their son, Mr. Parran Belt of Washington, who is spending a few days with them. Mrs. Caroline Cobey Greenway of Washington and Mr. P. Preston Wil- liams of La Plata were married Thurs- day, May 20, at the St. Alban’s Church in° Washington, the ceremony being | performed by the Rev. Henry Cobey | of Atlanta, Ga., a brother of the bride. | Mr. and Mrs. Williams are making their home in La Plata at the home | of the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Seward Bacon of | Washington spent the first of this week with State's Attorney and Mrs. John H. T. Briscoe at their home on North Washington street. They | also visited while here Mr. and Mrs. John Maddox at their cottage on | the Patuxent River. Mrs. Thomas C. Edwards of Indian Head announces the engagement of Miss Grace Leonard of Seattle, Wash,, | to Mr. George Dent of Brandywine, Md. The wedding will take place in the late Summer. Miss Leonard is | now making her home in Washington, where she has been connected with the Securities and Exchange Commission since 1934. Mrs. Edwards gave an engagement party Thursday at her home for Miss Leonard and Mr. Dent. CHILD CAMP TO REOPEN | Preliminary Plans Made by Vol- unteers of America. | | Preliminary plans for reopening the | child health camp of the Volunteers of America at Treasure Cove on the | Maryland side of the Potomac River, a short distance below Washington, soon after July 1, were approved yes- terday by the local advisory board of ! the organization, under chairmanship of Dr. Edith SeVille Coale. Lieut. Maj. H. Mills Eroh, District | commander of the V. A, expects to | enlarge the camp capacity above the 40 of last Summer. Children will be taken to the camp for two-week periods, but in cases of exceptional | need longer periods of vacation will | be provided. Airplane Donations Made. Japanese in Manchukuo are donat- ing money for airplanes to be sta- tioned there. Tl e oo Little Java is shipping about 30,000 tons of corn monthly to other coun- tries. L 9:30 P.M. T 1.50 Loss of Hair Premature grayness. excessive scientific way. sultations solicited. 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