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New Britain herald., 1923-10-31

Hanover Indians Out to Defeat
Cornell This Saturday and Has
Worked up Very Strong Defense

Nes York, Oct, STA Dartmouth
football eleven will act a new part on
saturday aileFaooa when the Green
clad warriors who soundly iFauneed
Harvard last week engage the big
Red Team from Cornell In their an.
nual gridiTpR battle,
Although il MAS stated that Dart
mouth pointed for the Harvard game,
dispatches from Hanover, and the ca
pFessions Of Dartmouth men close 10
the Hanover football situation declare
otherwise, II IL ceraell's scalp the
Hanover Indians want, for the past
two SEASONS have seen Cornell trir
umpDnt in it's engagements with
Dartmouth,
The Green. however. showed excel.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-31

llent defense for forwards in the Hsr.
ward game, and lite coach. Jesse Hss-
ley, is said 10 have developed new
defense for Dobie's off-taekie plays
Against Harvard, Dartmouth ems
ployed few forward passes relying on
running game for its principal gains
The latter was featured with de-
cepiise eriss,eross play. some lateral
passes and an aff-taekle charge 10
which the runner cut IN upon passing
the line OF serimmage, thereby re-
yersing the field OF secondary defense
men who were rushing 20 cheek him.
Dartmouth has the better defensive
record thus far, with only a safety
charged against II. whereas three
touehdowns have been scored ON the
Ithseans
New Britain herald., 1923-10-31

start the game sunday II end, thus
balslering M weakness that Nas IN
evidence against Providence fo'
morrow nieht the team will practice
aud Coach Dunn will groom koRoie'
vita for quarterback Ia relieve iiam'
fmil should il lac necessary for him 10
retire because Of his had leg, Lou
Reeiey, injured Sunday, has rreaNr
cred sufficiently 20 start against Hart
ford and naheoek also will get into
ia game, Though IL il hardly likely
that Slim Polilis will be OF his
ofntehes by then, Negotiations are
under way for another dark horse"
llneman. and Warner, college player
Of ability, and Eullom, who played
college football IN the south a year
aso. are possibilities as haekaeid ma.
tefial,
stands Are Reserved
II IL expected that i,51n 10 1000
local fans will go To the game In
Hartford Sunday and the entire sec
ton Of east side stands are being re-.
served for the Hardware city enthus'
lasts that they may be together.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-31
Three Americans Sweep
On JJndefeated in Tourney

New York, Oct. 31.--The three AM
erican contestants in the worlds 1872
balkline billiards championship tour
uament swept through the first three
matches without defeat, each Am
ercan gaining victory at the expense
of the invaders from Europe. Today,
however, will bring defeat to one AM
erican in the Hoppe Cochran match
this evening and victory will be
gained by one of the invaders In the
Hagenlacher- Cont contest this after
noon.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-31
COACHING DUTCH STARS

New York, Oct. 3l.--Ernie Hjert-
berg, former Irish American A. C..
athletic and coach of the t92o Swed-
ish Olympic team, Is now preparing
Hollands athletes for . the Paris
sprinter. a good half-miler and two
promising hurdlers, all Of whom
Hiertberg expects will ccore in the
Paris games, are among the group of
athirtes now IL his charge.
beavers live on tree bark in winter.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-31
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Giants Likely to Go to
San Antonio Once More

New York. Oct. 31.--San Antonio,
Tex. may again serve as the spring
training headquarters of the New
York Giants, inducements have been
offered the Giants from Los Angeles
and Vernon Cal, but Manager John
McGraw is said to have decided to re-
turn to the Texas stamping ground
where his team has trained for sew
eral years.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-31
CRDIsoNs WANT GAMES

The Crimsons football team chal-
1enge every team In the state averag-
ing 125 lbs. Would like TO hear from
any team in that class for this Sun.
day. Any team desiring TO play the
Crimsons can do SO by Communicat-
ing with Vito Vilardi, 210 West Main
street. Plainville. Conn. or call 27t
between and s.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-31
scrimn,age At Yale

New Haven, Oct. 31.-Tn its first
Ecrimmage since the Brown game, the
Yale varsity spent more than an hour
yesterday in defensive play against the
Army forward passing strategy. Yale
coaches feel that the game will large
ly develop into mutual losses, and
Yale is preparing to give and take
nlerrily. DR.. Bulls scrubs were equip
ped with the West Point aerial
game and made considerable advance
against the regulars, although many
of the tosses were intercepted.
Two reserve varsity eleyens were
formed for extensive signal drill. One
was run by Neidlinger, the other by
Murphy, both of whom are slated by
emergency service against the Army
Aliens punting featured the practice
Bingham succeeded Human at left
end and Miller returned to right
tackle. These changes may not be
permanent, as Blair and Human will
probably start the Army game.
Ray Page, '0S, assisted the resident
coaching staff. Today's lineup follows;
Ends. Bingham and Luman tackles.
Milstead and Miller; guards, Eckart
and Diller; center, Loyeioy; quarter
back. Richeson; halfbacks, Stevens
and Pond; fullback Captain Mallory.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-31
Zev Races Today While
Waiting for Big Contest

New York, Oct. 31.-As final
preparation for his race with My own
next Saturday, Zev, international three
year old champion will start in the
autumn championship stakes at the
Empire City track today, giving an
added attraction to the last days rae
ing of the season in this state.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-31
MOHANKS PRACTICE

The Mohawk football team will
practice Friday night at 1880 in the
Odd Fellows hall on Arch street.
All members report promptly at this
time.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-31
Wants Fighting Shirt

Cambridge, Mass. Oct. 31.--Coach
Fisher is determined that the Har-
ward eleven will begin to show fight
even If some of the men fail to stand
up under the driving, and for the next
few days there will be more football
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New Britain herald., 1923-10-31

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Evening star., 1923-05-06
First Lady $ Name
Heads Pen Women's
Dramatic Fete List
Mrs. Harding One of Organ.
ization's NJ ost Loyal |
Friends and Is Honorary
Sponsor for Comm g
Event. -.

Mrs. Warren G. Harding. an active
branch of the League of American
Pen Women. has given great impetus
to the plans Of that organization for
the dramatic fete to be held the first
FIVE evenings of the week beginning
May Il, by allowing her name to
head the list of sponsors. Mrs. Hard
ing is one of the leagues most loyal
friends and has shown by many
gracious acts since her membership
her regard for women of the writing
craft.
Mrs. Harding is honorary sponsor"
for the entire fete, and in addition her
narne heads the list of special spon-
sors assigned to "On1cial and Diplo-
mstio night" which viii be Tuesday
evening, May Is. on which evening
members OF official and diplomatic
society are particularly invited to
attend as far as the capacity of
the Rams Head Playhouse will per-
nit
The opening evening Of the fete.
Monday May IA, has been named in
honor OF the organization. League
OF American Pen Women night" and
before the curtain Is raised on that
evening Mrs. Theodore Ttller, presi-
dent Of the District branch, will offi-
cially open the fete with q few words
Of welcome.
At the intermission between the
one-act play, Joint Owners in SPAIN
and the pantomime. "L'Enfant Pro-
digue," which follows 1t, Mrs. Louis
n. Geldert. national president of the
society, will recdte by request ono of
her ORIGINAL poems
Sponsors for this opening evening
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Ram $ Head Players
Invited to Baltimore

1t may be interesting to Washing
tonians to know that owing to the
success of Washington's own little
theater," the Rams Head Players
have been invited to Baltimore to
make a production in the grounds of
Mrs. Buckler on the afternoon and
evening of May 18th. The two plays
that will be presented are Bernard
Shaws' "The Dark Lady of the Son
nets" and James Branch Cabelrs
The Jewell Merchants" The Jewell
Merchants" was played on the open
ing bill of the RAMS Head Players
this season. Miss Josephine Hutch
inson will repeat the part of Graci-
players. that of the Duke, but Walter
W. Beck will play for the first time
the part of Guido.
1t will be remembered by some that
few years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bell invited guests to witness The
Dark Lady Of the Sonnets'., at their
country residence. Twin Oaks. ~ At
that time Anne Ives took tbs part of
Queen Elizabeth; Helen Robbins, the
Dark Lady. and Robert Boil, Shake
spears. Miss Ives Elisabeth will be
repeated in Baltimore, but Miss Rob
cesses in various parts this season,
will play the Dark Lady, and Arthur
J. Rhodes. who made q decided hit
as the Father In tho Rams Head pro-
duction Of THE Truth will play
Shakespeare. Lester Shafer. assistant
art director for the players, will do
the Beef Eater.
These same two plays will be re-
peated in Washington for the benefit
OF the Neighborhood House in the
near future.
Evening star., 1923-05-06

who has spent the winter in Aiken
n. C.
The assistant military attache OF
the French embassy. Capt. +. Lom-
bard, will return the end Of the week
from a short tour of southern mill
tary camps.
The second secretary of the Peru
Wan embassy. DR.. Santiago F. Bed
oya. returned yesterday from New
York. where he spent several days.
The attache Of the British embassy
Mr.. Leander Mccormick -Goodhart. is
expected to return to this country
the end of June after spending sew
eral months in his English home. MIR
and Mrs. Frederick Mccormick
Goodhart. are remaining here to su-
perintend the rebuilding of their
home. Langley Park. at Chillum. Md
in June. They will probably close
their house on Bancroft place. which
they have occupied since the burning
Of their house at Chillum, and go to
Bar Harbor. where they have taken a
cottage for the summer.
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Debs to Keep Capital
Wedding Bells Busy
During Coming Weeks
Miss Helen LeSeure to
Marry Baltimore Man !;
Other Engagements An
ounced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest y. LeSeure of
Danville, ILL.,. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Helen, to
Mr. Dorsey Richardson of Baltimore.
The wedding will take place in the
early autumn.
Miss LeSeure is the youngest grand
daughter Of former Representative
Joseph G. Cannon, and much Of her
life has been spent in Washington.
After travelling abroad for some time
Miss LeSeure joined her grandfather
ashington. and while not being
formally presented by Miss Cannon.
mingled with the debutantes Of last
season and is exceedingly popular.
She entertained constantly during the
past winter and spring season. Mr..
and Mrs. LeSeure are abroad, and eX-
pected to return to this country in
her young niece probably will sail
to spend the summer in Europe.
Mr. Richardson is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Levin Richardson,
who spent several winters here while
Mr.. Richardson was attached to the
State Department. Mr.. Richardson
is now in Europe on mission for
the Shipping Board.
Mrs Richard 8. Hill announces the
engagement of her daughter, Eleanor
Carroll, to Capt. Egmont Francis
Koenig, U. S. A. Miss Hill. who is
a daughter of the late DR.. Hill, made
her debut with the 1922 buds and
the younger members OF society:
Capt. Koenig served in the world
war as major. and for two years has
been in command of the troops in
Alaska.
The wedding will probably be a
June event.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Beckwith an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Mildred Louise. to Mr.. John
Mrs Riley J. Wilson Of Louisiana, the
wedding to take place early in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Edward Angel
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Alice Cresth, to Mr.. Hugh
seach Of Richmond, Va. The we'd
ding will take place in June.
Mrs. Emerson B. Gorsuch announces
the engagement of her daughter. Ro-
Burke, United States Naval Academy.
the wedding to take place In June
at the Naval Academy Chapel, An
napoIis, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buckingham an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Dolores, to Mr.. Raymond
white Parker. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
M. Parker. The wedding will take
place Monday, May IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield White an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Elizabeth, to Mr.. Charles
Tipton Of Cleveland, Ohio. The we'd
ding date is fixed for May Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Frieden-
berg of Detroit announce the en-
EaEement Of their daughter, Sylvia,
to Mr.. Sylvan 8. Grosner of Detroit,
formerly Of this city.
Evening star., 1923-05-06

are the officers of the District branch
Mrs. Theodore Tiller. president; Mrs.
John Cable. first vice president; Mrs
William Wolff Smith, second Vice
president; Miss Natalie Sumner Lin
coin. corresponding secretary; DR..
Mary Meek Atkeson, assistant CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Aaron r..
Newman. recording secretary; Mrs
Ella o. Howard. treasurer; Miss Iva
Eta Sullivan. auditor: Mrs. Annie 4.
Manchester historian. and Miss Re
becca Dial. librarian. Additional
sponsors for the evening are the Dis
trict ways and means committee.
whose names have already been an
nounced; also Mrs. Minnegerode An
drews and Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest.
both of whom are among the founders
Of the Rams Head Players, in addi-
tion to being Pen Women.
An additional air of fesGvity will
be given the affair each evening by
the serving of punch in the garden
adjoining the Playhouse. under the
attractive lanterns with which the
grounds will be decorated.
The list of sponsors for Tuesday
evening. May Is, the second evening
of the fete, and designated as off
cial and Diplomatic night" is headed
by the name of Mrs. Harding. and, in
son Dingley, wife of the son of the
late governor of Maine and member
of Congress for many years. Mr.. Mel
son Dingley; Mrs. Clifford Ireland.
wife of thet retiring representative
from Illinois; Miss Mary Funk. daugh-
ter of Representative Frank c. Funk
of Illinois; Miss Rebecca Dial, daugh-
ter of Representative Nathaniel B..
Dial of South Carolina: Mrs. Francois
Berger Moran and Mrs. William
Wolff Smith. Wednesday evening is
to be Army and Navy night" Thurs
dav eyaninp "ITniyersity ni9htn and
Friday evening Newspaper. and Press
Clubs night" Sponsors for these even :
ings will be announced later.
Miss Fannie WoIfson is chairman of
the ticket committee at league head
quarters, 1922 III street. -
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Women's 9 Club Honors
Retiring President

A dinner under auspices Of the
board of directors OF the wbmen's
City Club and in honor OF the retir-
ing president, Mrs. Lyman B. SWORN
stedt and the incoming president.
Mrs. William e. chamberlin. was
given in the clubhouse on Thursday
evening. Judge Mary O'Toole. the
clubs hrst president, was toast
mistress. Speeches were made by
Mrs. Swormstedt, Mrs. Chamberiin,
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey and Mrs.
George w. Eastment. After the din
ner the dramatic section presented q
play. 1.-THE Smith Mystery" The char
actors were portrayed by Miss Agnes
8. Winn. ~ Miss Jessica Smith, the
aunt; Miss Marie Chagnon. as Miss
Pauline Smith, the niece, ana Miss
Teresa Connolly, as RosinA Smith,
the little Irish servant maid. Miss
Adelaide e. Borah. director,
Evening star., 1923-05-06

Mr.. Justice Edward r. Sanford of
Tennessee. who is at Atlantic City. will
come to Washington today to remain
permanently. and will be at the Ham
ilton Hotel. where Mrs. Sanford will
join him Wednesday.
Mrs. Dwight F.. Davis. wife of the
acting secretary of war, will sail
Europe. She will be accompanied by
Mrs. Sidney Walker of st. Louis.
Gen. and Mrs. Harry II. Bandholtz
will leave tomorrow for New York,
where they will spend a week.
Admiral and Mrs. Cary 7. Grayson
have as their guests for the week
end Mr.. and Mrs. William Caldwell
Powell of Norfolk. Va. Yesterday
Admiral and Mrs. Grayson took their
guests to-the races at Pimlico. Md.
Former United States Ambassador
to. Japan Charles B. Warren arrived
yesterday in Washington and will
spend a few days at the New Willard
before starting to Mexico as mem
ber of a special mission.
! Gen. and Mrs. Douglas Macarthur
have gone TO Philadelphia to visit
the latter mother. Mrs. r.. l. StOteS-
bury.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes. jr.,
will have as their guests MIR. and Mrs.
Allen G. Weilman of New York. who
will arrive Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wellman will be the honor guests at
dinner Saturday of the counselor of
the Spanish embassy, Senior de Car
denas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ]. Weller re-
turned to Washington yesterday
from New York, where they arrived
Friday aboard the Mauretania after
several months spent in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Surth are at
Wardman Park Hotel for a lengthy
visit. They are the parents of Mrs.
Jackson. wife of Commander John p
Jackson.
Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis and
her family left yesterday for their
summer place, Oatlands, near Lees
burg. Miss Margaret Eustfs will en-
tertain house party of young people
at Oatlands in the near future.
Mrs. Judah Howe Sears ia spending
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Sonora de Riano. Sonora de Matthew,

Sonora dc Riano. Sonora de Mathieu
Baroness de Cartier, Nine. Peter, Nine
Wallenberg, Mrs. Dwight F. Davis
wife CT the acting secretary Of war;
Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon, Mrs. K. NJ
Thompson, Mrs. Thomas J. o'Brien
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer. Mrs
George Ehle. Mrs. Stephen LII. slo-
cum, Mrs. Herbert ]. Slocum. Mrs
Adolph caspar Miller. Mrs. ]. b. Me-
Card, Mrs. Charles /. McCawley, Mrs
Richard n Townsend, Mrs Theodore
". Boynton. Mrs. MAhlon Pitney, Mrs.
John Allan DouEherty. Mrs. e. n. q.
Slater. Miss Merry Gwynn, Miss Sara h
r. Lee, Mrs. ,fhomas r. Walsh and
Mrs. Effins l. Townsena.
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Phi Beta Gamma Gives
Semi.Informal Dance

Saturday evening. April 2s, there
was given ut the Phi Beta Gamma
Fraternity house q closed semi
formal dance. ..
It was tho most SUCCESSFUL Of the
many dances. open ana closed. which
have been given by this thriving new
frat" at Georgetown. Tho dance
committee included Mr.. Edward
Lyons, chairman: Mr.. Francis X. La
Harrahan, house; Mr.. Felix A. Rus
sell. publicity. and Mr., A. Joseph Rich,
floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-06
High Officials Share
Honor at Air Service
|. Dinner Before Dance
Acting Secretary and Mrs.
. Davis Guests With Gen.
and Mrs. Patrick.

The, acting secretary Of war and
ors with Gen.. and Mrs. Mason NJ.
Patrick at the dinner last evening
which Maj. and Mrs. L. H. brennan
gave preceding the dance given at
the Hotel Lafayette by the officers of
the air service and their wives.
Lieut.. Gov. Alvin T Fuller of Mas
sachusetts entertained a company of
fifty at dinner last evening at the
willard.
Col and Mrs. Henry NJ. Morrow
entertained at dinner last evening
at the Chevy Chase Club in honor of
Gen. and Mrs. Frank T. Hines. The
guests included the charge d'affaires
of Greece and Nine. Tsamados, SEN
ator and Mrs. TRsker L. Oddie, Gen.
and Mrs. Richard Marshall. Surgeon
General and Mrs Merritt W. Ireland.
Gen. and Mrs. Pierce. Col and Mrs.
Hamilton s. Hawkins. Col and Mrs.
John A. Hull. Col. and Mrs. Easily
Smith, Col. and Mrs Stanley D. En-
bick. Mrs. John ]. Boniface. Miss
katherine Judge and Col. Frank
Rumbold.
Surgeon General and Mrs. Merritt
W. Ireland entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening at the Brooke
guests the Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs. Work, former Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall
and DR.. and Mrs. Macfarland.
Maj. and Mrs. Barton X. Yount en-
teratined a. small company at dinner
last evening preceding the air service
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Miller enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club in honor of the
newly appointed naval attache of the
Italian embassy and Contessa Som
matt di Mombello.
Mrs. Richard H. Townsend willsen-
tertain at dinner this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Glover, jr.,
will entertain at luncheon today.
| :: Mr.. and Mrs. Glover spent yester-
day at Annapolis.
at supper this evening.
| Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph will enter
! tain at luncheon Thursday.
| Mr.. and. Mrs Christian Gross will
| entertain at dinner Friday evening.
Mrs. Frederic D. McKenney will en-
tertatn large company at luncheon
Tuesday. May Is. at her country
homo, Handley hall, near Kensington,
| Md. Mr.. and Mrs. McKenney will
1 until
| in June, but frequently entertain
| small parties informally there on
Mrs. Lloyd Smith will entertain at
| a bridge luncheon. Tuesday afternoon
at tho Brooke Tea House.
Mrs. Dam THEW Wright will enter
tain at luncheon. followed by bridge.
May Is.
Evening star., 1923-05-06
House of Good Shepherd
Benefit Promoters

Nine. Zaldivan and Mrs. John joyce
Broderick will be in, charge OF the
tea table at the sale for tho benefit
Of the House Of the Good Shepherd,
to be held Wednesday from 8 to 5
o'clock. Mrs."Perry Johnson. assisted
by Mrs. Charles johnson, Mrs. Lehr,
Mrs. J. Biddle,. Miss Pierce Butler.
Miss Wilcon.and tho Misses Sheridan,
will have sSAarse; OF the ice cream
The needlework table, with many
attractive ARTICLES made by the sis
ters, wilf be in charge of Mrs. Ed
ward walker, Mrs. Pierce Butler, Mrs.
Williamson, Mrs. Miltonber9er, Mrs.
Hamilton and Mrs. McIlhenny. The
Misses MontgeWery, will. sell flowers
and Miss Caroline, Thorn will have m
attractive srabbax.
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Mrs. Harding Patroness
For Mt. Alto Garden Party

Mrs. Harding has loaned her name
rs patroness for the 4th annual gar
den party. which will be given Thurs
day afternoon, May "a, from to s
O'Clock at Mount Alto, under the
AUSPICES of the George Baldwin Nc
coy Unit Of the American Women's
Legion. There will be an exhibition
of work done by the men in the oc-
cupational therapy department. The
ether patronesses for the party are
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Miss Frances Hampson
Is Red Cross Hostess

The national headquarters OF the
American Red Cross will be open to
day from 10 to o'clock. Miss
Frances Hampson will be hostess.
meeting the visitors and showing
them the interesting exhibits in the
museum. Assisting Miss Hampson
will be Mrs. Joseph Hampson. MisS
Martha Hawley. Miss Louise AndeT-
son and Mrs. Lee Hardesty.