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PAGE 4 Section Av THE SUN, BALTIMORE, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1948 Annapolis News Near-by Communities Maryland 1 4 I Martha Bankert and Miss Jean Bankert, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Bankert, and Miss Pat Thomas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Worthing Bennett Thomas.

The Thomas's son, F. B. Thomas, is at Wallula. Miss Mabel Harris returned from Philadelphia, where she visited her sisters, Mrs. Dawson M.

Yerkes and Mrs. Ethel Kirby. Leave For Seattle Mrs. Edwin M. Mellor, and her sister.

Mrs. Frank G. Stull. of Philadelphia, left Wednesday for Seattle. They will visit Mrs.

Stull's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Stull, Jr. Mrs.

Stull recently returned from a visit with Mrs. A. Claude Turner, of Calvert county, who was her schoolmate at St. Mary's Seminary. Lieut.

L. K. Tuttle was In Annapolis during the week. He has just finished a postgraduate course at Purdue University and is on his way to Norfolk to join the new cruiser Newport News for sea duty. Visits Mrs.

Owens Capt. Vincent Godfrey, USN (retired), of Pittsburgh, was a guest last week of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Arthur B. Owens. Mrs.

Joseph Valiant, of Carvel Hall, left Wednesday for Newport, R.I., to be the guest of her niece. Mrs. Johnson, wife of Rear Admiral Felix Johnson, for several weeks. Captain and Mrs. Edmond Taylor and their children.

Miss Fay Taylor and Edmond Taylor, left the Naval Academy on Thursday by motor for the West Coast. They are on their way to Honolulu, where Captain Taylor will have duty. He has just been relieved from duty as athletic director at the Naval Academy. Miss Brice Engaged Doctor and Mrs. Oliver T.

Brice, of St. Margarets, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Del-ma Brice, to Ensign John L. Carroll, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Carroll, of Freemont, Ohio.

Miss Brice attended Stetson University in Florida and is a member of Delta Delta Delta. In 1947 she was the Orange Bowl Queen in Miami. She has modeled for the John Robert Powers agency in New York. Ensign Carroll was graduated from Dartmouth University, where he was a member of Beta Theta Pi, and recently has been an instructor In the Naval Academy. He was graduated from the Academy, class of 1947.

Recently he reported to Pensacola, for flight training. The wedding will take place in the fall. MRS. LEONARD VAN DEN IIOXERT The marriage ofi Miss Dorothy Hayward Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald W. Johnson, to Mr. van den Honert took place June 12 at Brown Memorial Church. There "was a re-ccption at the Johnson home on Bolton street. The groom's parents are Mr.

and Mrs. L. van den Honert, of Arnhem, Holland. Club Notes ington Items Annapolis. REAR ADMIRAL AND MRS.

JAMES L. HOLLOWAY, on Tuesday dined in Washington with Admiral Sir Henry Moore, RN. Lieut. E. P.

Yates, USN (Naval Academy class' of 1944), Mrs. Yates, and two children, "Ricky" and Susan Yates, have arrived in Annapolis, where the officer will take the aeronautical course at the Naval Postgraduate School. They came from Quonset, R.I., and will be guests of Mrs. Yates's mother, Mrs. Richard O.

Welsh, of 49 Maryland avenue, until they get possession of their recently purchased home at Forest Hills, outside of Annapolis. Mr. and John 11. Miuvi-gerode, of Winchester, and Miss Annie Stribling, of Berry-ville, who had been guests of Mr. and Mrs.

John W. Strib-lingj returned to their homes. Petersens Leave Captain and Mrs. Wallis Petersen have gone to Boston. Later they will go to Philadelphia, where the officer will have duty.

Captain Petersen, who had been in command of the station ship Reina Mercedes, was relieved by Capt. Lawrence Frreman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lazenby, their daughters, Mrs. Philip Rich-bourg and Mrs, Lynde McCor-mick.

and their children, have opened their cottage at Rehoboth Beach, Del. Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Daniel Rex and their three children, of Saratoga Springs, N.Y., arrived in Annapolis yesterday to visit Mrs. Rex's parents. Commander and Mrs.

Leroy Hill, until August 1, when the Rexes will occupy their cottage at Ocean City, Md. Mrs. John Kenneday, of Norfolk. and her two children are guests of her brother-in-law and sister, Captain and Mrs. Jesse B.

Wallace, of Upshur road, Naval Academy. Washi Washington. BEING unable to attend the wedding of the son of his lifelong friend, Mr. Walter Grant Slagle, of Syracuse, the President yesterday asked the young bridegroom, Mr. Walter G.

Slagle. and his fiancee, Miss Patricia Ann Prucha, of Washington, to visit him at the White House prior to their wedding ceremony at 3.30 P.M. at Mounts Vernon Methodist Church. The bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Hugo Prucha, and the bridegroom's parents were of the intimate little group received by the President, who then went on to the monument grounds for ceremonies connected with Fourth of July observances. The President is scheduled to be with Mrs. Truman and Miss Margaret Truman at Bolivar. when the President of Venezeula, Romulo Gallegos. on behalf of his Government and the people, natives of Venezuela living in the Missouri town, present to this Government a statue of Simon Bolivar.

The President of Venezuela arrived in Washington Thursday and a luncheon was held for him at the Pan-American Building Friday. From now on his social schedule will be filled to overflowing with a reception at the Venezuelan Embassy a notable function. Conrention Delegate Mrs. Kenneth Royall, 'wife of the Secretary of the Army, is jubilant over the fact that she h2s been chosen a delegate at large from North Carolina, her home State, to the Democratic Convention in Philadelphia. She will have with her Mrs.

O. Max Gardner, widow of the former Under Secretary of the Treasury, who was appointed United States Ambassador to Great Gritain and died on the eve of sailing for his post. Mrs. John L. Sullivan, wife of the Secretary of the Navy, is turning her back on politics and has gone on to Rye Beach, N.H., for the summer.

Mrs. Clark Clifford, wife of the President's special counsel, will also go to Rye Beach after the convention, which she will attend with Mr. Clifford. The Attorney General and Mrs. Tom Clark are going to Philadelphia.

Later in the summer, Mrs. James Forrestal, wife of the Secretary of Defense, plans to go to Europe to see how their son. Veddinss THE wedding of Miss Virginia Doris Hines, daughter of Mrs. Lillian Hines and the late Mr. Everett Hines, of Sparrows Point, and Mr.

John F. Leitzel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin A. Leitzel.

took alace June 25 at First Methodist Church in Sparrows Point. The ceremony was 'performed by the Rev. Emmette R. Spencer, assisted by the Rev. Merritt Earl.

Mrs. Dean D. Tidd, of Dundalk, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss Joyce Hines. cousin of the bride; Miss Beverly Mul-holland. Miss Dorothy Rovecamp and Miss Ruth Haageman.

Mr. Alvin Leitzel served as best man for his brother. The ushers wera Mr. Dean Tidd, Mr. Carl Bessent, Mr.

Wilson Plott, and Mrs. James Beauston. After the reception, the bride and groom left on a motor trip to Nova Scotia. Grant Naylor Miss Elizabeth Anne Naylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Singleton Townshend Naylor, of Oakland. was married to Dr. Bowie Linn Grant, son of Doctor and Mrs. William Wallace Grant, also of Oakland, June 20 in St. Paul's Methodist Church.

Oakland. The ceremony was per-. fonned by the Rev. Denver C. Pickens, assisted by the Rev.

Austin F. Schildwachter. Miss Mary Townshend Naylor was her sister's maid of honor, and a younger sister. Miss Olivia Phelps Naylor, was Junior bridesmaid. Miss Jane Donaldson Litt-.

man. Miss Cora Jean Whitehead. Miss Nancy Charlotte Naylor and Mrs. George Austin were bridesmaids. Lieut.

William Wallace Grant. USN, was his brother's best man, and the ushers included Mr. John A. Grant, another brother; Mr. Robert A.

Bittle, Mr. John Hart and Mr. Jack Glotfelty. A reception was held at Pickwick Inn. Campbell Duff Miss Mildred E.

Duff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duff, of Bel Air, became the bride of Mr. Charles B. Campbell, son of Mr.

Robert Campbell and the late Mrs. Campbell, of Forest Hill, on June 26 In the parsonage of First Methodist Church in Bel Air. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. William J. Wright.

Virginia Wedding Miss Lois Evelyn Franklin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harmon B. Franklin, of Fairfax. became the bride of Mr.

Arthur Harry Crosen. son of Mr, and Mrs. A. H. Crosen, of Heandon, on June 12 in the Methodist church in Fairfax, the Rev.

Walter C. Hook officiating. Miss Ann Guillory attended the bride as maid of honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss Hazel Jeffries, Miss Delores Mae Crosen and Miss Gertrude Fairfax. Sylvia Joan Crosen, young sister of the groom, was flower girl, and William Stanley Lloyd was ring bearer, Mr. Curtis Olson was best man for the groom and the ushers were Mr.

Ernest Franklin, brother of the bride, and Mr. Paul Turner. "KIM" ALL" on your piano th strong! quarante of quality that known la the plans Industry. a Plav tha neiw Kimball Contolettm with tha amazing Ton Chamber. 1 Trade-in allowane Liberal tarma Expert Tuning and Kepatr 327 N.

ChirlM St. LE. 0712 The home et fine CENTER Laurel THE wedding of Miss Betty (, Milans Lanahan, daughter of Mr. and Mri. Walter D.

Lanahan, of Laurel, and Mr. Wallace L. Pannier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl E.

Pannier, of Salt Lake City, took place the afternoon of June 26 at the home of the bride's parents on Lafayette The bride was given in marriage by her father. Miss Doris Kohi. of Wilmington, was the maid of honor. Mr. Thomas Davis, of Upper Darby, was best man.

The Rev. Joseph Cud-lipp. pastor of the Presbyterian church, performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.

Pannier will return in September to Frederick, where Mrs. Pannier will finish her senior year at Hood College, after which they will make their home in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. G.

Nye Steiger, of Cambridge, were guests last week end of Mrs. Steiger's brother-in-law and sister. Judge and Mrs. Ogle Marbury. Mrs.

Herman Holland has returned to Laurel from Washington, where she visited her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holland. Dr. Annette Hopkins, sister of Mr.

John Howard Hopkins, of Laurel, and Dr. Gertrude Bris-sey, both of Baltimore, have gone to spend the summer at Dr. Hopkins' summer home on Monhegan Island, Maine. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles D. Hurtt, have returned from Nassawadox. where they visited Mr. Hurtt's mother, Mrs. C.

D. Hurtt, Sr. Doctor and Mrs. Bryan P. Warren had recently as guests Mr, and Mrs.

Henry S. Bonner, of Havana, Cuba. Ellicott City MR, AND MRS. ROBERT E. JENKINS have gone to Miami, to make their home.

The Howard County Garden Club will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Andrew N. Adams, of Clarkesville. Mr. J.

Rogers Hammond and his sons. Johnny and David Hammond, last week visited their aunt, Mrs. J. S. Bacr.

They have returned to their home in Ramsey, N.J. Mrs. Edward Miller Mills has returned fro New York and has opened her home at Glenelg. Mrs. Lloyd G.

Taylor will give a tea on Thursday at her home on Patapsco Heights for her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank T. Taylor. Mr. Taylor have just returned from their wedding trip and are staying with Mr.

Taylor's parents. The hunt members of the Howard County Hunt held a meeting Friday night to discuss plans for the coming season. The Woman's Guild of St. John's Church will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry Parlett.

The Week of Mrs. Hyman Winer, 3313 Batemaa venua. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY. Walbrook Unit No. 118 Monday, executive board meeting at horn of Miss Mary Farley, 2859 Lafayette venue.

Govans Unit No. 124 Tuesday, 8 30 P.M., meeting. Mrs. Loretta Anderson, president. Montfaucon Unit No.

4 Wednesday, 8.30 P.M., meeting In clubhouse. 924 6t. Paul street. Hamilton Unit No. 20 Thursday, 8.15 P.M., meeting in post home, 5503 Richard avenue.

Fort McHenry Unit No. 133 Thursday, 8.30 P.M meeting In post home, 1338 Hull street. LOYOLA MOTHERS CLUB. DORCAS UNIT Wednesday. 11 A.M..

meeting at St. Ignatius's rectory, Calvert and Madison streets. Mrs. Valentine Kogler. chairman.

i ocia vents MISS ANN CAROL REI-SIXGER. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Paul Reisinger, of Stoneleigh, was married June 19 to Mr. Robert Thompson Frost, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Murray Frost, of Towson and Virginia. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Frank J. Fife, at Lutheran Church of the Holy Comforter at 4.30 P.M.

Miss Ann Stevens Copinger was maid of honor and Mrs. J. Burr Piggott, matron of honor. Mr. Alexander L.

Field, war best man. and the ushers included Mr. Donald L. Hilden-brand. Mr.

Robert Warren Hart, Mr. William H. Sinton and Mr. Edward Murray Frost, Jr. After a reception at the Rel-singer home the couple left on a wedding trip to Virginia.

Greenwood Cart Miss Janice Le Canz. daughter-of Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. If.

Gam. of 13 Aintret road. Wil-tondale. became the bride of Mr. Samuel H.

Greenwood, of 5509 Govans avenue, June 16 in Memorial Baptist Church- Miss Rebecca L. Haile attended the bride as maid of honor, Mr. Louis J. Foster was best man. The ushers were Mrr Gordon A.

Sanford and Mr. Tilghman L. German. Having returned from a wedding trip to Virginia Beach, the couple ia re-aiding at 6603 Loch Hill road. Miss Siegenthater Wed The Rev.

and Mrs. Gottlieb Siegenthaler have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Agatha Ann Siegenthaler, to Dr. Rowland Vance Rider, son of Mr, and Mrs. William M. Rider, of York, Pa.

The bride's father performed the ceremony on June 13 at St. Matthew's Evangelical and Reformed The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Carl Edward Siegenthaler, and was attended by Miss Virginia Miller, as maid of honor. The groom's father was best man. Following the ceremony the bridal party was entertained at dinner in the Emerson Hotel.

Mr. Rittenhouses Bride Miss Alice Mae Gay, daughter rf Mrs. Benjamin Noah Gay and the late Mr. Gay, of Welch, W.Va.. was married June 19 to Mr.

Charles Kieffer Rittenhouse, fnn of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. -Rittenhouse, of this city. The cpremonv took place in First Methodist Church, Welch, W.Va., at 4 P.M.

There was a reception. The bride is a graduate of Randolph-Macon Woman's College and a member of the faculty cf Welch High School. Mr. Rittenhouse is a graduate of the University of Maryland and a neniber cf Phi Delta Theta and Omicron Delta Kappa. He served the Army during the war and is a major In the Officers Reserve Corps.

Miss Corcoran Married The wedding of Miss Margaret Mary Corcoran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Neil Corcoran, of North Calvert street, and Lieut. Frank Frederick Nicaise, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Leo J. Nicaise, of Charleston, W.Va., took place yesterday morning at SS. Philip and James' Catholic Church. Bishop Lawrence J. Shehan performed the ceremony.

There was a reception at the Stafford HsfeL Miss Joan Daily Corcoran was her sister's maid of honor and only attendant Mr, Nicaise was his son's best man. After a wedding trip to New York, Lieutenant Nicaise and his bride will reside at Andrews Field, staSon. Miss Tmn'm Wed Miss Dorothy Louise Tinnin, -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George William Tinnin, of Fayetteville, N.C., was married June 28 to Mr.

Richard Bleakley Gochnauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Gochnauer, of Stoneleigh. Both have been students at Duke University.

Dr. Samuel B. Turrentine officiated at the 8.30 P.M. ceremony in Hay Street Methodist Church, Fayetteville. Miss Marie Tinnin was her sister's maid of honor.

Mr. Charles B. Gochnaur was best man for his son. A reception was held at the Woman's Club, Miss Riord an Bride Aliss Marilyn Riordan. daughter of Mrs.

Wayne Milligan. of Baltimore and Miami, was married June 26 at noon to Mr. Richard A. Linden, of in First Congregational Church in Washington, C. Miss Shirley Milligan was her sister's only attendant.

Mr. Edwin Linden, was best man for his brother. Following the wedding, a breakfast was held. Miss Riordan attended the Johns Hopkins University. Mr.

Linden -as graduated from Purdue University and served overseas in tha Navy during the war. Miss Windsor Married Mr. and Mrs. E. Stuart Windsor, of Tunbridge road, have n-nounced the marriage of their daughter.

Miss Bettie May Windsor, to Mr. Gordon Gaumnitz, of Washington, DC. The eere-minv took place Jun 25. at 5.30 P.M., at the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Redeemer. isir.

Gaumnitz. son of Doctor and Mrs. Walte" H. Gaiirnnits, is a 'graduate of Dulse University and the University of Maryland. Miss Windsor recently was craduatedlrom the University of Maryland.

Following a reception at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gaumnitz left on a wedding trip to Cuba. Miss Whitmore Married Miss Dorothea Inez Whitmore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence W. Whitmore, of Opkcrest avenue, became the biSd of Mr. Harry Looe, son of Mr. and MONKTON. MR.

AND MRS. NORMAN S. REMMELE left Friday for Cattlettsburg, their home, after a two-week stay with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson Turner.

Mrs. J. Pearce Cumming has announced the marriage of her daughter. Miss Jean Miriam Cumming, to Mr. Richard H.

D'Ambris, of New York. The wedding took place June 25 at St. James Church, My Lady's Manor. After a short trip to Canada, Mr. and Mrs.

D'Ambris will make their home in New York. Mrs. Arthur Elwell and her two children, of Norwood. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Newton Sibley, of Carroll road. Mrs. J. Meredith Pearce has returned from Baltimore, where she was a guest for a week of Miss Mary Adelaide Jenkins and Mrs. Elinor Lyons, of Guilford.

Mrs. Arthur Shelley Nelson has returned from a week's stay in Atlantic City. Miss Ruth M. Akehurst, of Sparks, has left for Europe. She will spend the summer visiting England and Denmark.

Mr. and Mrs. John Gould Fletcher, of Little Rock, recently were guests of Mrs. Mary Fletcher Drennan. Doctor and Mrs.

John L. Lewis, of Glcncoe, recently announced the birth of a son. Frederick IRS. MYER WERTHEIMER, of 313 West Fifth street, was guest at a noonday dinner given last Sunday at the Catoctin Country Club by her children in honor of her eightieth birthday. In addition to her children and their families, the guests Included Mrs.

Wertheimer's brother-in-law and sister. Mr, and Mrs. D. C. Brish.

and their son, Mr. Colgate Brish. Mrs. Wertheimer's son and daughter-in-law, Doctor and Mrs. Fred Wertheimer.

who had been her guests, left Friday for Lansing, where they live. Mrs. Cecilia Davis, of Washington. D.C., is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Edna McClellan, of 235 East Church street.

Mrs. Davis expects to be in Frederick about two months. Mr. and Mrs. James Edward McClellan, of East Second street, are spending a week at the University of Alabama.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Jarboe Grove and Mr. and Mrs.

Manuel Weinberg were the winners in the duplicate bridge tournament held during the week at the Catoctin Country Club. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Summers will entertain members of the Frederick Zonta Club Thursday at a picnic supper on the lawn of their home in Middle-town.

Mrs. Charles D. Gould, of Upper College Terrace, is spending the summer at the Battery Park Hotel in Asheville, N.C. Lieut. Lawrence W.

Shinnick, is spending a ten-day furlough at the home of his mother, Mrs. Bessie M. Shinnick. of 231 East Church street. He was graduated June 26 from officer candidate school and received his commission in the Air Force at Lackland Base, San Antonio, Texas.

Westminster AMONG those leaving for camp during the week were six grandchildren of Dr. Charles R. Foutz. Miss Ann Lawyer and Miss Barbara Lawyer, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Lawyer; Miss Martha Foutz and Miss Mary Louise Foutz, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Foutz, all of Westminister, and Miss Virginia Monroe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Monroe, of Baltimore, left on Tuesday for Camp Maryln, N.H., while Richard Monroe went to Camp Wallula, near by. Also going to Maryln were Miss Calendar For LADIES' AUXILIARY OF THE AGU-DA8 ACHIM ANSCHE SPHARD Wednesday, 7 P.M., package party at 4239 Park Heights avenue. Mrs. Sadie KoenlgsDerg, president. EARLE FISHER MEMORIAL CLUB Tuesday, meeting at home of Mrs.

Rose Fisher, 3721 Beehler avenue. Games and Fay Rosenthal, president. HEBREW NOBLE LADIES' SOCIETY Wednesday, outing at the Governor Ritchie Shore. BALTIMORE CHAPTER. AMERICAN GOLD STAR MOTHERS Wednesday, 1.20 P.M., meeting In War Memorial.

Nellie H. Twelc, president. HOUSEWIVES ALLIANCE Thursday. 10 A.M.. bus to leave War Memorial for summer home of president, Mrs.

J. Edward Stier. MYRTLE CLUB Friday, postponed business meeting. LADIES' TRENTON CLUB Wednesday. 8.30 P.M., meeting In club-rooms.

QUEEN ANNE GUILD Wednesday. 12.30 P.M., board meeting at home Political Clubs WOMEN DEMOCRATS. INC. Tuesday. 6 P.M., buffet supper at home of Mrs.

Bernard B. Loehte, 5307 Purlington way. Homeland. Mrs. John A.

Meyer, president. DEMOCRATIC PRECINCT COMMITTEE OF THE EIGHTH WARD Tuesday. 8.15 P.M., meeting at 1632 North Gay street. Marie E. Schuster, chairman.

WOMEN'S DIVISION OF THE DRUID DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION Tuesday and Thursday, 10 AJkl. to noon. 7.30 to 9 and Saturday, 11 A M. to 1 P.M.. library hours.

Mrs. Benjamin Sherman, library chairman. WOMEN FOR WALLACE Monday, 8 P.M.. meeting at home of Mrs. Pearl Conn.

2047 Wheeler avenue. JEWELRY WATCH REPAIRING MODERATE CCST QUICK SERVICE Expert Craftsmen Coa tar 0lm4i u4 AM lout Jratlr iiiillti 17 Bachrach MRS. ROBERT E. MELHORN Before her marriage to Ensign Melhorn, the bride above was Miss Ruth McBride, Her parents are Mr. and Mrs.

F. A. McBride, of Pentwood road. The wedding took place June 4 in the Naval Academy Chapel. A reception was held at the officers club.

Mrs. Samuel M. Loose, of Glyn-don, June 19. The ceremony was performed at Aisquith Presbyterian Church by the Rev. Edward Conrad.

A reception was held in the church auditorium. Miss Mary Lee Ludwig was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Katherine Loose and Mrs. Doris Giordano. Mr. Bernard F.

von Ahn was the best man and the ushers were Mr, David Baker, Mr. Edward 7-iegler and Mr. Bruce Smith. The couple will make their home in Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Browder Married Mr.

and Mrs. Charles E. Lacy, of Chilton street, have announced the marriage of their niece, Miss Betty Ann Browder, to Mr. Charles J. Zeithen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Zeithen, of this city. The ceremony took place June 11, at 8.15 P.M. at Govana Christian' Church. There was a reception at the Park Plaza for members of the bridal party.

1 Miss Yeager Married Miss Peggy Marie Yeager, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Yeager, of Purlington way, was married June 19 to Mr. John Neilson Hamilton.

son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton, of Germantown, The wedding took place at 4 P.M. at Grace-North Baltimore Methodist Church, the Rev, William A. Keese officiating.

Mrs. John Parks, of this city, was matron of honor and Miss Doris Arnold, maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Janet Lee Shores and Mrs. William Shores. The groom's father was best man, and the ushers included Mr.

Wilbert McKim, of Ellwood City, Mr. Bruce Adams, of Tower City, Mr. Paul Bis-sey, of Rosemont, N.J., and Mr. Sloan Griswold, of Baltimore. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents.

Miss H'dl Married Miss Mary Frances Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Hill, of Swarthmore, became the bride of Mr. Raymond O.

Holton, of St. Augustine, son of Mrs. R. O. Holton and the late Mr.

Holton, on June 26 In the garden of her parents home. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. William Barrow Pugh. After the reception, the couple vleft on a wedding trip to the Pocono Mountains.

They will reside in Winter Park, where both are in the senior class at Rollins College. The bride's mother is the former Miss Julia Gontrum, of this city. Mr. Clarke' Bride Miss Nancy Virginia Randall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Wyman S. Randall, of Maiden, was married June 19 to Mr. David Champ Clarke, son of the Rev, and Mrs. George A. Clarke, of Towson.

The wedding took place in the First Congregational Church. New Bedford, the Rev. Roy L. Minich officiating, assisted by the bridegroom's father. The couple have gone to Canada on their wedding trip.

Miss Reese Wed Miss Jean Reese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Sydney Reese, of Owings Mills, became the bride of Mr. Elmer George Worthley, son of Mrs.

Elmer Worthley and the late Worthley, of Boston, June 19 at All Saints Episcopal Church, Reisterstown. Dr. C. Sturgcs Ball performed the double-ring ceremony, assisted by the Rev. Edward M.

Dart. Mrs. Carleton Barron, the groom's sister was matron of honor and Miss Janet Reese, the bride's sister, maid of honor. Patricia Reese and Mrs. Laurence Ensor were bridesmaids.

Miss Lynn Barron was flower girl and Master Donald Reese, and Master Andy Raese were train bsarers. Wed To Mr. Grimm Miss Mary Helen Hayes, of Mdrion, became the bride of Mr. Preston L. Grimm, of this city, yesterday in the Presbyterian Church in Rich Valley, Va.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. William Morgan Haves and the late Mrs. Hayes, of Rich Valley, and the groom is the sen of Mr. and Mrs. William E.

Grimm, of Baltimore. The Rev. SeXton Buchanan performed the ceremony, assisted by the Rev. Dougal M. Monroe.

Mrs. Leon Noel, of Marion, was matron of honor and Mr. Noel served as best man. The Ushers, included Mr. Claude F.

Carico. of Roanoke, and Mr. Franklin. Hillman, of Hagers-town, Md. Miss G'nton Wed Miss Mabel Ellen Girton.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Girton, of Walbrook, was married June 17 to Mr. Charles Minor Miller, son of Dr. James M.

Miller, of Roland Park, and the late Mrs. Miller. The wedding took place at Grace Methodist Church. re- By MARTHA MILLSPAUCH 1 1 MAT with the heat, the rain and children out of school, club activity is falling off. A few events are planned for summer; autumn programs are falling Into line, and organizations continue to make announcement of next year's officers.

The Mount St. Agnes Alumnae Association has chosen September 22, 23 and 24 as the dates of its fall antique show, to be held on the college grounds in Mount Washington. The committee appointed by Mrs. Joseph C. Sheehan, president, to plan the affair is composed of Miss Mary Winters, general chairman; Mrs.

Harry J. Casey, chairman of patrons; Mrs. Carroll J. Broderick, chairman of program; Mrs. James H.

Gorges, chairman of hosts and hostesses, and Miss Caroline Voisinet, chairman of publicity. The Ladies' Trenton Club will be hostess to the public at a charity swimming party July 28 at Carlin's pool. Mrs. August Jeffers is party chairman and Mrs. Irvin O'Kum is cochalrman.

To Sponsor Playground Baltimore Chapter No. 33 of the United Order of True Sisters will sponsor a playground at Pall Mall and Old Pimlico roads, known as "Pall Mall Tot Lot," for the summer. Mrs. Jack Blum and Miss Jeanette Rosenberg will be in charge, and Miss Anne Witz will direct the program of supervised activities, arts and crafts. The playground will be open from 10 A.M.

to 4.30 P.M. Monday through Friday. Aid Society Heads Officers who will guide next year's Tuberculosis Aid Society program are Mrs. Hyman I. Zubin, president; Mrs.

Albert Jacobson, first vice president; Mrs. Mark Leven, second vice president; Mrs. Harry Hoffman, third vice president; Mrs. Carl Flom, fourth vice president; Mrs. Irvin Goldstein, recording secretary; Mrs.

Samuel Berman, financial secretary; Mrs. George Goldman, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Louis Rockman, treasurer. Delegates at large will be Mrs. Carl Flom and Mrs.

Samuel Berman. Mrs. Morris M. Gordon will be the alternate. Members of the board of governors are Mrs.

Benjamin Hey-man. Mrs. Samuel Black, Mrs. David Karlin, Mrs. Samuel Set-zer, Mrs.

Louis N. Simon. Mrs. Charles Stein, Mrs. Benjamin Siegel.

Mrs. Alfred C. Ver Valen will head the Three Arts Club of Homeland next year. Mrs. Frank A.

Shallenberger will assist as first vice president; Mrs. Harry Al Sharrett, second vice president; Mrs. John T. O'Connell, treasurer; Mrs. Gerald S.

Wise, recording secretary; Mrs. Egbert L. Mortimer, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. August B. Haneke and Mrs.

Theodore R. MeKeldin, governors. Miss Sadtler Renamed Miss Florence P. Sadtler has again been elected president of the Arundell Club. Other officers for the coming year are Mrs.

Ernest Tucker, first vice president; Mrs. Bernard Howard, second vice president; Mrs. Maud Holt Maulsby, recording secretary; Mrs. Samuel H. T.

Hayes, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Leo Bauersfeld, treasurer. Directors for 1943 to 1951 are Mrs. Samuel McLanahan, Mrs. Robert Hale and Miss Sophie 'Pitt.

The Woman's Club of Colonial Village will be headed by Mrs. Charles W. Orem. president; Mrs. William A.

Gault, vice president; Mrs. James McGuirk, recording secretary; Mrs. Wilson Reese, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Dorsey Scherer, assistant corresponding secretary, and Mrs. -Charles F.

Rader, treasurer. Mrs. Morris W. Hawkins is the. new president of the Northwood Garden Club.

Serving under her are Mrs. Weldon T. Kilmon, vice president; Mrs. E. T.

Cruse Hof-stetter, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Henry Wittich, recording secretary; Mrs. Arthur W. Taylor, treasurer, and Mrs. Clifton W.

McCubbin. Mrs. George J. Sturmfelsz, Mrs. G.

Edgar Kohlepp and Mrs. Charles E. Towson, board members. Mr. Michael Forrestal, Is doing in his post with Mr.

Averell Har-riman. He is on the staff of the Economic Co-operation Administration. He will return to enter Princeton University next February. Mrs. Henry Leonard has gone to Vineyard Haven and has with her her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Warder Thoron. Later she will go to her ranch in Colorado. In New England Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins has gone to Nonquit, and will not open her Washington home again till October.

Former United States Ambassador and Mrs. Joseph C. Grew are off to northern resorts and have with them their daughter, Mrs. Jay Pierrepont Moffat. The former United States Minister and Mrs.

Leland Harrison are at Manchester-by-the-Sea, till midautumn. Mrs. Arthur Woods, daughter of the late Mr. rierpont Morgan, will remain in her big house in Georgetown, former home of the late Lincoln, son of President Abraham Lincoln, for she has the weddings of two members of her family to arrange. Miss Carolie Woods will be married to Mr.

Valentine Hol-lingsworth, of Boston, and prior to that event will accompany her mother to Colorado Springs, where she will be a bridesmaid In the wedding of her brother, Mr. Leonard II. Woods, and Miss Anina Paepcke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter P.

Paepcke, of Chicago. On Virginia Farm Former United Stales Minister to Sweden and Mrs. Frederick Sterling have closed their home in Georgetown and are on their farm in Fairfax, Va. They will go to Newport for August and September. Doctor and Mrs.

F. Daniel Sut-. tenfield (Mrs. Suttenfield is the former Miss Elsie Hill, daughter of the late Representative John Philip Hill, of Maryland) have bought an historic mansion near Forrestville, called Box Hill. They are turning it over for temporary use to a school, and are remaining in their place at Lang-ley, where on Wednesday they entertained at luncheon for Lieutenant.

Colonel and Mrs. James H. Batte, recently married in Washington. The officer is an aide to the Secretary of War. Harding, daughter of the late Mr.

William Brewster Harding and Mrs. Harding, of College Park, to Mr. John Hammelt Cumberland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L.

Cumberland, of Hyattsville, Md. Miss Harding is a graduate of the University of Maryland and has done graduate study at Cornell University. Mr. Cumberland, also a graduate of the University of Maryland, is engaged in graduate study at Harvard University. He served three years in the.

Army Air Corps in the Pacific. The wedding will take place August 18 in College Park. Miss Gridley Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Norman B.

Gridley, of Towson, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Norma Gridley, to George Raymond Krough, USA, son of Col. George M. Krough. USA, and Mrs.

Krough, of Fort Belvoir, Va. Miss Gridley is a senior at the University of Maryland. Miss Reier Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Paul G.

Reier, of Hampnelt avenue, have announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Nannielou Reier, to Mr. W. Peters Hepburn. son of Mrs.

Woodbury E. MacKat, of Nantucket, and Rear Admiral W. P. Hepburn USN retired, of Brooklyn. N.Y.

Miss Reier was graduated this year from Goucher College. Mr. Hepburn is attending Georgetown University. Engagements HUTZLER BROTHERS CO. WE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, JULY 5 AIR.

and Mrs. J. Harry A' of Homeland, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Katherine Lawler Spencer, to Mr. Sloane Haskins Hoopes, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Darlington Hoopes, of Harford county. Miss Spencer a graduate of Notre Dame, attended Stratford College. Mr. Hoopes a senior at the University of Maryland, was in the Air Corps during the war and served in the Pacific. Miss Pinkerton Engaged Mrs.

William D. Pinkerton, or Catonsville, has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Carolyn Houghton Pinkerton, to Mr. Robert Briele Merfi-man. of this city, a graduate of the College of William and Mary. Miss Pinkerton.

daughter of the late Mr. Pinkerton, was graduated from Westminster High School. Miss Lewis To Be Wed Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cope Lewis; of Aberdeen, have announced the engagement of their daughter.

Miss Deborah Cope Lewis, to Mr. George B. Adams, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George B.

Adams, of Aberdeen. Miss Lewis is a graduate of Friends School. Mr. Adams served in the army for almost three years in Korea. Miss Harding To Be ed The engagement has been announced of Miss Lois Charlene IN OBSERVANCE OF INDEPENDENCE DAY atftaBXeaaeflaWLafteaaffc iAAABBUeAAaa.