Evening star. [volume], April 13, 1947, Page A-12, Image 12

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G. W. Dance Group fo Aid
Star of 'Hawaiian Nights’
Students from the dance produc
tion department at George Wash
ington University will team with
pualani,* Hawaiian danseuse, to
present "Hawaiian Nights” at lisner
Auditorium at 8:30 pm. April 26.
Proceeds will go to the George
Washington University Hospital
Fund.
In addition to hula dances, the
program will include Hawaiian
songs by the University Glee Club
and a movie, "Hawaiian Memories”
in which Pualani is featured.
In connection with the production,
a prize of $10 is being offered for
the best poster advertising the show.
Entries must be in the office of the
Director of Women’s Activities by
5 pm. tomoirow.
Among the patrons of "Hawaiian
Nights” are Joshua Evans, jr.,
Washington banker; T. T; Mott,
who served as gentleman-in-wait
ing to Queen Liloukalanl, and A.
Smith Bowman, now living in Fair
fax, who entertained King Kalakaua
when he visited this country.
Tickets may be cbtained at the
American Automobile Association
and at Lisner Auditorium.
Maritime Band to Give
Spring Concert Tomorrow
Hie Maritime Commission Band
will give its spring concert at 8:15
p.m. tomorrow in the Commerce
Department auditorium.
Included in selections to be played
are “Stradella” overture by Flotow,'
“Wedding of the Winds” by Hall, i
and “Creme de la Creme” by Tobini.;
Leader of the band is Arthur E.;
Harper, lieutenant in the Maritime:
Service. Gerald Ryan, chief clerk
of the Commerce Department, will
introduce the band. Admission is
free.
Central Alumni to Meet
A special meeting of the Central
High School Alumni Association will
be held at 3:30 p.m. next Sunday
in the school library.
Marriage License
Applications
Under D. C. laws couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, wait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Perry Champ, 38. 1830 California st. n.w..
and Beltie Smith, 23. 3218 13th st. n.w.
Willie Green. 2£*. and Madelin Morton, 30,
both of Richmond.
Silas Gray. 44. Mindes Store. Va„ and
Mary Hebb, 32. 4408 E st. n.e.
William Parker, 46, Brentwood, and Lilly
Coleman. 4P. 2038 18th st. n.w.
Ivan Petty, 24. 1544 1st st. s.w., and
Dorothy Lee. IP, 1516 8th st. n.w-.
Isaac Adkins. 27. and Sarah Jefferson, 20,
both of Roxbury. Va. ,
Leighton Smith, 21. 1205 Columbia rd.
n.w., and Mozell Rutter, 30, 708 Lang
ston terr. n.e.
Claude Austin, 27, and Mattie Simpkins,
28, both of 1408 New Jersey ave. n.w.
Wallace Clifford. 25. 407 14th st. n.e.,
and Jennie Williams, 23, 1412 Duncan
st. n.e.
Ambrose Baden, 1r., 21. Croom Station,
Md , and Mildred Robbins, 22, 3863
Rodman st. n.w.
Charles Runyan. 19. and Mary Sincerney,
19. both of 603 15th st. s.e.
Eftichlos Roussos. 56, and Ruby Finley,
49, both of 4466 MacArthur blvd. n.w.
Charles Chambliss in, 22, Capitol Heights.
Md., and Marie Gates, 21, Chevy Chase,
Md.
Clarence Corley. Jr., 26, Arlington, and
Mildred. Thompson, 22, 2011 Columbia
‘ rd. n.w .
Marcus Williams. 23, 2216 Nichols ave
s.e., and Isabella Martino. 24. 3900
Ames st. n.e.
Arthur Bormann, 29, Columbus, Ohio, and
Ida Johnson, 30, 1428 Montague st.
n.w.
Frank Ormesher, 47, and Mary Lawing,
both of Arlington.
Paul Camire, 19, Washington, D. C.. and
Laurette Thompson, 22, 2016 G st. n.w.
William Brown. 42. 9 Whittier st. n.w.,
Camerina Ambriz, 27, Hyattsville.
Joseph Smith. 22, 466 F st. s.w., and
Delores Fulp. 22, 931 Maryland ave. s.w.
Leroy Mason, Jr., 21. 804 Tuckerman st.
n.w., and Phyllis Risser, 20, Arlington.
Garland Smith, 26. 1226 Wisconsin ave.
n.w., and Ruth Planstiel, 27, 6402
Connecticut ave. n.w.
Hubert Romack, 34. 1735 Riggs pi. n.w.,
and Clare Fox, 31, 1514 17th st. n.w.
Jack Taylor, 28, and Nancy Dobbins, 20,
both of Alexandria.
Vernon Settle. 21, 257 14th pi. n.e., and
Betty Eustace, 20, 768 6th st. s.e.
John Hales. 26, and Irene Benson, 21.
both of 25 E st. n.w
Donald McCafferty, 23, 250 Farragut st.
n.w., and Helen Ertter, 27, 916 Ritten
house st. n.w.
Robert Corson. 34, 2110 R st. n.w., and
Bonncz Grimes, 33, 1744 F st. n.w.
Charles Derr. 26. 1428 Newton st. n.w ,
and Dorothy Campbell, 21, 4330 36th
st. n.w.
Edgar Golden. 31. Hilltop, Md.. and Mar
jorie Spruill, 23, 6861 Allentown rd.
n.w.
Anthonius Kiaver. 27. Amsterdam. Hol
land. and Ethel Imbody, 25, 15th and
M sts. n.w.
Silveo Colletti, 27. Linden. N. J., anfl
Ethel Atkinson. 21, Greenbelt, Md.
Lonnie Pettus. 21, Arlington, and Ethel
Parr. 16. Ft. Myer.
Raymond Saffeli. 48. 613 6th st. n.w.,
and Josephine Yontz, 24. Winston
Salem. N. C.
Carl Crosen, 21, 1421 Somerset pi. n.w.,
and Margaret Ciccone, 25, 1366 Som
erset pi. n.w.
John Lehr, Jr., 28. 4441 Volta pi. n.w.,
and Mary Kriegshauser, 29. 40 Platts
btirg ct. n.w.
Edwaid Lego, 30. 3156 18th st. n.w., and
Carol Graham. 28, 1420 Downing st.
n.e.
George Smith. 20, 319 11th st. s.w., and
Mary Cleek, 21. Arlington.
Ivor Cowman. 32, New York, and Mar
garet Evans, 24. Takoma Park, Md.
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