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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24

tiene poderes para comprar por con-
trato todos los sobres que han de
ser usados por los distintos departa-
mentos gubernamentales Compran-
do asf, en- inmensas cantidades, ell
gobicrno Sc ahorra una bonita suma
de dinerq Pero bien sea por una 'ra-
z6n por otra, eI hecho es que des-
de 1905, la Corte suprema, esta vio-
lande la ley y comprando srs pro-
pios sobres.
No siendo un departamento gu
beruamentaI, Ia Corte creyo que la
ley no rezaba con ella. Pero no obs
tantc, los honora 5ilisimos jueces, no
pensaron en- una cosa nuy sencilla,
es. que ell Tribunal Supreme tie
ne tcdos sus gastos pagos por Ell De-
partamento de Justicia, y que por
10 tanto, la ley les obliga. tanto CO.
no 8 los demas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
LA REUNION

Estos cuatro miembros Sc reunie-
ron en- asamblea ell jueves pasado
para tratar asuntos de atletismo. FL
Presidente Benner ademas iba a de-
cir los nombres de los dos nuevos
elegidos. Mr.. ST. John estaba senta-
do junto el.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
PUERTO RICO
OFICINA DEL ALCALDE
CONVOCATORIA

A los vecinos del Barrio dc Mira
mar. Santurce, interesados en- la cons
trucci6n del nuevo matadero dc eSta
ciudad, SO les convoca para ell HEAR
ING, que sobre esta importante oor%
Sc llevara a cabo en- las ofcinas del
Alcalde de San Juan, Ell martas 25
de Nov. dc 1924, a las 1o:oo A. M.
Rafael Diez de ANDINO.
Alcalde de San Juan.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
PoR FIN SURGE ALGUIEN QUE
LIE DICE AL TRIBUNAL SUPRE-
MO 10 QUE DEBE Y 10 QUE NO
DERE HACER

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. Omitted
Press) Ell Tribunal Supreme de los
Estados Unidos ha estado durante
generaciones y generaciones dicien-
do a los denlas 10 que debian hacer,
aun ell mismo Congreso tenia que
limitarse a los estatutos de dicho
Tribunal. Pero ahora, ha surgido al
gIien que le ha dicho 10 que puedo
10 que no puede hacerse.
Ha sido Comptroller General Nc
Carl Ell encargado de hacerlo, el
hombre que desde ell 1921, viene lu-
chando con todos los departamentos
de gobierno.
De acuerdo con una ley aprobada
en- el 1906, ell Postmaster General,
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JOCKEY CLUB DE PUERTO RICO
San Juan, P. r.
CONVoCAToRIA

Por la presente Sc cita todos los
miembros del Jockey Club de Puerto
Rico para una reunion que sc llevara
a cabo el pr6ximo lunes. dia "a del
corriente a las cuatro de la tarde en-
las oficinas de dicha institution ST.
tuadas en- ell tercer piso del edificio
Bouret. calle de San Justo mum. doce.
So requiere la puntual asistencia
do todos los socios toda vez quo Sc
han dc tratar asuntoS de suma impor
tancia para todos.
Atentamente,
Jockey Club de Puerto Rico.
G.. ARDIN,
Secretario.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
UN ACTO DE HEROISMO

Sc oyeron gritos de dolor, voces
de socorro, las aguas Sc theron de
sangre, y entonces fu6 cuando Sc die
ron cuenta de que Mr.. Winslow ha-
bia sido atacado por un PEI furioso.
Entire los amigos, Sc encontraba
un valiente ex-aviador del ejercito
americana, Mr.. Harradine, quien al
oir los gritos de socorro, no dud6 nj
(Continta en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24

En- nuestra edicion del sabado lilti-
mo, dabamos como Ultima hora, Ia
tragedia del Parque, en- la cual un
distinguido continental falleci6 a
consecuencias de las espantosas he
ridas que le infiriera un furioso IT,
buron, mientras Sc naba en- union
de varios amigos en- los bafios de
mar del Parque.
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COMO OCURRIO:

Los amigos que acompafaban a
Mr. Winslow, la vfctima, nos han
contado como ocurri6 la tragedia.
Fran las seis de la tarde, y va to-
dos Sc habfan salido la orilla. No
asi Mr.. Winslow, que continue ba-
nandose, como a cien metros de Ia
playa. Los amigos Sc ,entretenian
charlando, y va Sc habian resuelto a
esperarle pacientemente, cuando
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LOS SUELDOS
SERAN REBAJADOS

Prevalece la idea de que los sueldos
do los empleados del gobierno seran re-
bajadcs al igual que Ell ell afo 1920,
aunuue Sc sabe de manera segura que
ia tai rabaja no remediaria en- gran
partc la situaci6n, pues que la misma
representa- netamente unos 100000,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
PALABRAS DE UN ESTUDIANTT

En- ese momento un estudiante, Gu
yo nombre queremos reserva1nos por
ahora, Sc levant6 Y con la mayor
sangre fria, senalando a Mr.. St,
John le dijo al Presidente Mr. Fen
ner:
SIN cuanto st. John, nj pensar
Ell 81. Es un obstaculo a Ia buena
Marcia de cualquier actividad EN-
csce plantel. No 10 queremos Ell esta
directiva."
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iVueIve a CrearSe OtrO
COnfIiCtO en- Ia Uni
verSidad?
Los estudiantCs Ie diCea al dean st.
John, que 6I eS un ObstaCulO para Ia
bueGa marcia de aquel impOr-
tante pIantel
LA DIRECTIVA DE LA SOCIE,
DAD ATLETICA

Seg1n los reglamentos de la Uni
versidad, la directiva de la Sociedad
Atletica de los estudiantes debe es-
tar compuesta por tres estudiantes y
tres profesores, entire ellos ell Presi-
dente Mr.. Benner. Nombrados va
los tres estudiantes, faltaban por
nombrar a1n los dos restantes pro-
fesores.
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ALGUNOS NEGOCIADOS
SERAN sUPRIMIDOS

Tambien es muy probable que algu-
noe negociados de reciente creacion
sean doscartados, va que Sc ha visto en-
la practica que no son necesarios, o que
Su trabato pvdieran ser hecho por los
otros departamentos.
Todo esto contribuira a crear la con-
siGui1nto crisis entire los numerosos pa
drcs de familia que quedaran cesantes
despues de haber laborado continua
mente por lGrgos amos para poGer So
brellovar las necesidades de los suyos
Estos, en- conjUnto con los numerosi-
simos empleados municipales, que
tambi6., quedaron cesantes con
motive de Ia cntrada coalicionista
en- la Administration de la capital,
biendo de precio, colocandose por tai
nlotivo a Ia altura de los bien acomoda-
dos, Y siondo inalcanzables para todos
aquellos padres de famiha sin trabajo,
cnyos hijos y demas familiares bajo su
potestad deberan sufrir las consocuen-
cias del destino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
Los dStintOs jefes de departamentO del GObiernO
InSuIar estdn preparando SuS reCOmendadOnes pa
ra Ia legislature, anuIandO negOciados de re-
Ciente ueaCi6n y rebajandO los sueIdos de los
empIeadOs plbIiCOs en- general
Los que queder CeSanes de sOed gwd Sanad COnuO con
puua en- busCa de abaO fernando OnSguene crisis eOr0mCa

de acuerdo con los datos que hemos
conscguido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24

Nue3tras esferas gubernamentales e5-
tan tratando dc reducir el presupuesto
dc gastos que ha de regir ell aio eco
nomico 1886, por 10 que los jefes
de- Departamento del Gobierno Insrllar
estan considerable diferentes medidas,
propaganda SIS recomendacionas a
la Legislature.
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TESORERIA, AGRICULTURAL Y
TRABAJO REBAJARON SUS
PRESUPUESTO

Los principales departamentos Gu
(Continua en- la pag. s.
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DetaHes completes aCerca del
colossal edifiCiO que Sc cons
truira para instaIaf Ia EsCuela
de MediCina Tropical
Ell edifcio serd de estilo re-
nacimientO esp0nOl, que Sc
us6 hasta fines del reinado
de Felipe II
MEMORIA

PARA LA CONSTRUCTION DE UNI
EDIFICIO PARA LA EsCUELA DE
MEDICINA TROPICAL, EN- LA Pa
RADA 2, PUERTA DE TERRA, SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO
Evening star., 1924-03-15

her experiences among the men during
the world war.
A group from the Columbia Club
Washington, ID. c., who go to St.
Augustine each season for golf, gave
their annual luncheon Tuesday at the
st. Augustine Golf Links Club. The
party. staying at the oPnce de Leon,
includes Mr.. George p. James, Col.
Leroy Heron. Mr., John w. Brawner
and Capt. Ennals Waggaman Capt.
Waggaman is the only member of the
party not a Columbia Club member,
his club being the Chevy Chase. 9th
ers there are Mr. Herbert Shannon,
Mr.. ". S. Corby. DR.. Paris G. Bringie,
Mr.. Donald Woodward, Mr.. Scott
Appleby. Capt. John H. Cowles, Mr..
John W. Walker, who, with Mrs
walker. has just returned from a trip
and Mr.. George L. Oliver.
An evening Of instrumental and
vocal music and dramatic readings
viii be given under the auspices of
the entertainment committee of the
Woman's City Club, % Jackson place.
Monday at $3.50 o'clock pm. Miss
Mary Isabel Kelly, pianist, and Mr..
Tracy Richards Plant, violinist, will
give selections; Mrs. Helen acLeod
Cliff. contra1to. will sing, and Miss
Anita Schade will entertain with dra-
matte readings.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
Deaths.
SHEPARD

SHEPARD. Saturday. March i5,A 1874. at
st9ny st9fy Brook, Long Island, \. T., ANNA
ShEPARD; In the 18th year Of her age.
runerai 2:3O. nm. -Mar.b, III. ut Reform
.hurch' Flushing, Long Island. y. !. rs
n1iLH Thursday. March 13. 1924. at her
! ,a'e MsuTs TTsssidenee King George county; Va
t:rorEe W. smith. devoted f mother or Of Ms.
caroline Carter. Eleanor. Mamie. Billie and
I,odson. funeral Mar March % n Is. at ano Antsoch ih
baptst Church. King George county. Va.
sTEUART. Friday. March a. 1924, q.
of are Faa.fs se.s
H.. T.. at am. at the shrine OF the sacred
NsN fslp c Taesday aERRNsT Nssrh Il 1921 s
the late Capt. Thomas g. Townsend.
SWEET Friday morning. March IA, 1874. at
MsII Ms residence, Willard ave- near River rd.,.
from HIS late residence Monday, March II,
at pm. Friends and relatives invited to
. WHITE. Departed this life in fnll triumph OF
faith. AT his residence, 0I5 New Jersey ave.
NV, Thursday, March 49, 1924, at OPS
| am. CHARLES F.. beloved husband Of
mie Il. Mills, Joe X. and James A. White
| and son-in.law Of Mrs. Hattie Smith Fu-
ras,t1 nerni sunday March 1s. at 40 pm. frou
tween and N NV, Rev. ". d. Battle,
| pastor. Relatives invited to attend.
WHITE. All members Of the Drivers Benevo-
of lsnt ,hs 30 5s,sbg as,
WHITE Of s15 New Jersey ave. NV. Fu-
) neral Sunday, March 10, 1924, at Gsibrxith
; NJ T.. Church. 9Th ST. between l. and M, a.
l o'clock Please assemble at the church.
| ID. G. WARNER, President.
| W. f.. NORRIS, Secretary.
WIDMAYER. Friday March IA, 1924. MARY
| A. WlDMAYEk tnee GOrman), beloved wife
OF John j. Widmsyer. Funeral from her Ia te
; residence 1919 18th st. ne. on Monday,
March IL, at 9:30 a.m.; thence to ST. An.
+; tt0ny's Church, whore solemn requiem mass
! viii be sung at 10 am. Relatives snd
{ friends invited 16
4. WILSON. Entered into rest Friday, March a.
1874 at his residence, 1876 31st nv.
! COLI CMBlA v. WILSON. beloved husband
4, Of Ida 3. Wilson. He leaves two daush-
! ters, Maude p. Marcy and Eva N. Griesby
! Funeral 2:30 pm. Sunday from his late res
! dence. Interment at Walkers Chapel, Va.
: 16
WILSON. Friday. March il. 1924. at $50
pm, at his home, bethesda, Nd, ROBERT
| day at pm, from his late residence. In
terrnent at bethesda Presbyterian ceme, ,
terry. I6
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Three Bitten by Dogs.

Three instances of persons bitten
last night. William H. Bence, twenty
one, 3411 34th street northwest, was
bitten while in front of 3410 Lowell
street northwest early Thursday
morning, and late In the afternoon
the same dog is reported to have Bit
ten William J. Washburn, twelve, 1927
34th street northwest, while passing
the Lowell street address. Police say
the owner of the dog will be cited to
appear in court.
Charles F. Hartung, twelve, SO Bry-
ant street northwest, yesterday af-
ternoon was bitten on the right arm
by a dog reported by the police to be
owned by a neighbor of the boy.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported TO
the health department in the last tweGfy-
four hours:
Thomas Croft wilkinson. 81, 1915 Ia. ave.
sc.
Emma Dean Powell. so. George Washing gton
Hospital.
Grace NJ Harding. SO, 904, Webster ST
Catherine n. Dickson. 70, Ii Fayette Hotel.
julia K. Culp, 60. Garfield Hospital.
Annie r. Moore. -. 209 9Th st. ne.
Charles T.. Gordon. jr., l3. Sth vt. ne.
Eleanor W. Brooks, s3. STA Morrison st
Henry D. Benkert, 40, st. Elizabeth's Hos
pitaI.
Joseph Rogers. 81. Walter Reed Hospital.
Kenneth W. Cummings, I, 1909 Prospect st.
John McDermott, days, .Children's Hos
pital. -
Christine Norris, "a. tuberculosis Hospital.
Bennie Cromer, ~, s. o st.
Nathaniel Brown. 10. ST. Eixabeth's Hos
pltal.
IIoilie Smith. 80. Freedmen's Hospital.
Agnes Day, A., 122 Madison Ct
bella 4. Lewis. 4s. 110S 10th st.
Joseph Mann. 81, Emergency Hospital.
Wayerly Bolts. 20, Garfield Hospital.
Walter Newman. Jr., 1. 1925 9th II
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Births Reported

The following births have been reported tc
the health department in the last twenty-f
hours:
+. J. and Sophia McDcrmott, boy.
John F. and Dorothy weschIer. girl.
Thomas W. and Elva P. Newman. hoy.
James A. and Florence CahiI, jr, girl.
Richard l.. and Susctte Sylvester, girl
Herman III. and Jahn c. Pohl, girl.
Samuel l.. and Ruth 4. Lewis. jr.. bow
Thomas and Marguerite Mckay, girl.
George 8. and Jane Heyer, girl
John I. and Leversia Powers. boy.
Durant and Mildred Church boy.
William II and Ellen Allor boy
Edward and Margaret Jones. boy.
Paul and Mary johnson eirl
Evening star., 1924-03-15

RS. COOLIDGE visited the
hH annual amaryllis show at
lV the Department of Agricul-
ture early this morning as
the guest of Mrs. Wallace, wife of
| the Secretary of Agriculture, who
received more than a hundred dis
tinguished women.
The President and Mrs. Coolidge
were Joined at the White House last
I evening by Mrs. Frank W. Stearns
/, of Boston. who will remain for sew
eral days. Mr.. Stearns has been at
the White House for some time.
The President and Mrs. Coolidge
will be entertained at dinner the
evening of March 27-mi- -Careme-by
the Secretary and Mrs. Wallace, who
| have engaged the presidential suite
at the New Willard.
Former United States Minister
to Sweden and Mrs. Ira Nelson Nor
ris arrived in Washington this morn
i ing and will be the guests of the
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Coolidge at the
"hite House over Sunday.
VI. nd Mime. Jusxernnd to he
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carr.
Nine. Jusserand will be the honor
guests at dinner this evening of the
director of the consular service and
/, , Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr. The dinner will
be given at Rauschers. and there will
be twenty-five guests III the COM
pany.
The acting secretary Of the Navy,
Col. Roosevelt, has been Joined by
Mrs. Roosevelt, who has been in New
York for a short visit.
The military attache of the French
embassy. Gen. George A. l. Dumont.
luncheon today at the Hamilton Hotel.
| when his guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. George Burleigh of New York,
who are passing 4 few days in this
city.
The United States ambassador to
Spain, Mr.. Alexander p. Moore, is
sailing today, on the AQuitania. for
his post. after a short vacation in
this country.
Mrs. Eliot Wadsworth, wife of the
assistant secretary of state. enter
tanned at luncheon today in compile
ment to Dame Maud Mccarthy of
England.
Mr.. James NJ. Beck, wife of the
solicitor general who is passing
Joined there by her daughter, Miss
Beatrice Beck.
The Bishop of Washington. the
Rt Rev. James l.. Freeman, left last
evening for Palm Beach. where he will
be the guest for about week of
Canon J. Townsend Russell and Mrs.
Russell. The bishop will be enter
tanned at tea tomorrow afternoon by
Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury. Canon
Russell Is canon of the Cathedral Of
ST. Peter and st. Paul at Mount st.
Adams. and has given to the Cathe-
dral his suburban home Beauvoir,
which adjoins the cathedral close.
The residence is now occupied by the
newly appointed ambassador to Bel,
was the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newton
d. Baker when the former was Sec
retary of War.
Mrs George W. Vanderbilt and her
daughter. Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt,
have returned from few days stay
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Marriage Licenses.

following: - WV
Charles +. Detwiler Of Herndon. Va. and
Marian II. HofYar of this city
Georse L Bank and Sylvia Fox. both OF
James Bell and Hortense Strange
Aoo. pm H. Scboberlin Of Chicago, H.. and
Beatric 81 Farrell of Atlanta Ga
Leonard Moscovitz Of Jacksonville Fla and
Hattie klawans Of this city
James Humphreys and Mary Parks
francis y. Woltz and Harriet L. Keeton
Walter c. GIeichman and SslIi. Y. IarSin
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Held in Cafe Robbery.

Alleged to have paid two after hour
visits to Berens' Cafe, GA e street
northwest, Henry G. Oddone, seven
teen, 2912 Olive avenue northwest,
was arrested yesterday by Detectives
Cole and Downs of the sixth precinct.
1t is charged that on one occasion he
made an unsuccessful attempt 70 bat
ter open the door Of the safe, while
on the other occasion he Is alleged to
have taken small sum of money,
wearing Apparel and tools.
Evening star., 1924-03-15
ork. where they spent a week or ten

York. where they spent week or ten
days.
a card party will be given this eve
ming under auspices of the District of
Columbia department Of the American
Legion Auxiliary in the home of Mrs.
Henrietta Flynn at 1921 N street at 8
o'clock. The proceeds will be used
for tho Service Club and welfare fund
of the auxiliary.
Former Senator Calder of New York
| has rejoinsd Mrs. Calder at the New
Willard. where she has been since last
week Last night they entertained in
formally at dinner there.
Mrs. DOGGY Reed In Philadelphia
For Banking Institute.
Mrs. Helena DOGGY Reed, chairman
womens committee, Washington Chap
| ter, American Institute OF Banking. is
| spending the week end in Philadel-
, phia, the house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. f. Royle, and this evening will at
! tend the annual banquet of Philadel-
: phia Chapter, A. I. B., to be given at
| the Rellevue-Stratford. Among other
| members OF Washington Chapter who
! will attend the banquet are Miss
! and Miss Clara McGrath.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Eugene Barnes Of
| 1910 Corcoran street northwest have
| moved into their new home. 1921
Western avenue, Chevy Chase, d. e.
Mr.. Festus J. Wade of St Louis. ia
ther of Mrs. Lee p. Warren, wife of
Commander Warren of this city, is at
Wardman Park Hotel while staying
in Washington.
The Wheaton Club OF Washington
will hold a card and rnah-jong party
this evening at the home OF Mrs. II. S.
Bernton. 20l3 o street northwest, for
the benefit of the endowment fund of
Wheaton College, Norton, Mass.
Mrs. Winifred Holt Mather, founder
Of the Lighthouse of the Blind in New
York and Paris, will speak at the
Women's City Club tea Sunday after
noon at o'clock, Mrs. Edgar B. Mer-
ritt. hostess. Mrs. Mather will tell of
Evening star., 1924-03-15
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES
TODAY.

The Political Study Club will give
a recital in ballroom Of Franklin
Musical numbers will be featured by
Mabel Linton. piano; Bessie Burch
Haycock, soprano; Rose Maxwell
Dickey. violin; Lillian Hendricks,
contralto: Dorothy Mansfield. colora-
tura. and Gertrude McRae Nash. ac-
companist. Lieut.. Van Wrinkle will
speak of Medieval Washington"
The Society for Philosophic In
quiry will meet, 4:45 o'clock. in Pub
lie Library. Topic: The Verdict of
Scholars rship on Fundamentalism and
Modernism" Discussion led by Prof.
f. +. Richardson.
TONIGHT. s~
The Maine State Society will meet,
o'clock, in Thomson Community
Center. c. ]. Blanchard will lecture
on The Harding Tour of Alaska
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
give a dance at Blue Triangle, Goth
and b streets.
A FIVE hundred party will, be given
at 2065 Wisconsin avenue for benefit
of Dorcas Rebekah Lodge.
The Olam Club will meet. SIS
o'clock. at home Of DR.. II. A Spigel,
oVb ~ stACCt- LIZ HIlllpS Will
speak. of The Anthropology of the
Jews"
The Rambler Pastime Club will give
dance at 18th and Kenyon streets.
A st Patrick's dance will be given,
$50 o'clock. by TX building, at
recreation hall, government hotels
The Concord Club will give a st.
Patrick's dance. 9 o'clock, at Concord
clubhouse, 314 G street.
Miss Alice Deal. principal of CO.
lumbia Junior High School, will ad-
dress the Mount Pleasant Citizens
Association at JohnSon-Powell School
Subject: THE Plan. Functions and
Operations of Junior High Schools
Evening star., 1924-03-15

, in New York and are in their home
on X street.
Mrs. Richard H. Wilmer was
hostess TO "A company Of ten at
luncheon today. entertaining In com
nliment to her mother. Mrs. John
Grant of Atlanta. who is her house
guest for few days.
Yesterday Mrs Grant was; enter
tanned at luncheon by Mrs. Snow.
later took the company to the drill
at Fort Myer. which was given in
honor of Gen. Samuel D. Rockenbach.
the new commander of the District
division. succeeding Gen. H. H. Band
hcltz Mrs. Shows guests Included
Mrs. Peter c. Field, Mrs James d.
Voorhees,, Mrs. Julian L. Yates and
Mrs. Arthur Snow.
Mrs. Frank Hume and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry c. Jewett, wife of
Col. Jewett, entertained at luncheon
today in compliment to Mrs James
d. voorhees, OF New York. who rs
visiting her brother-in-law and sister.
Col. and Mrs. Peter c. Field. The
other guests were. Mrs. William J.
Sne%; Eretsricn Mrs. Den1 1aning cr.s. Beach. Mrs
, Mr.: Clarence o. Sheriff., Mrs. Harry
Taylor, Mrs. Hines, Mrs Thomas w.
Cooke and Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews.
Mrs. W. S. Eichelberger entertained
at luncheon today at the Cosmos
Club for her daughter. Miss Adele
Efchelberger.' in celebration Of her
sixteenth birthday anniversary. The
guests were Miss Carolyn Kingman
Of Alabama, Miss Jean Carter, Miss
Bertha Meyer. Miss Ruth Nebeker
and Mrs. Garter.
Mrs. \. Lincoln Filene of Boston
is at the New Willard. where she ar
rived today.
Mrs. Paul Fitzsimons has returned
to Washington after spending the
winter In the north and has taken
an apartment at the Hamilton Hotel
Mrs L. J. Stellwagen has issued
invitations for a luncheon which she
will give in the Willard room suite
Thursday, April "a.
District Comm missioner
and Mrs. Rudolph Hosts.
District Commissioner and Mrs.
Cuno H. Rudolph had guests dining
with them last evening at the New
Willard. and took them later to the
Friday evening dancing class in the
red room of the Willard.
mrs. John Hays Hammond was
hostess at luncheon yesterday.
Maj. Charles Parker was host to a
large company at dinner at LIE Para
dis last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parks were
hosts to small company at bridge
last evening, in the company being
Maj. and Mrs. George yesterday, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Keating and Mr..
and Mrs Frank Lord.
|. Miss Barbara Benjamin of San
Francisco, who is at the Hamilton,
ing. Her guests included Miss Helen
Buckley. Miss Eleanor Mills. Mr.. Rob-
ert Ash, Mr.. Frank Buckley, Mr..
Demosthenes Ravanel.
guests to the supper dance at La
Capt. Ennalls Wagganan, who is
passing some time at St. Augustine,
Fla, entertained at dinner there last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Scott are
spending the week end in New York
city. They will return to Washington
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rafael r. Gown were
hosts to company of fourteen at
dinner last evening. Mrs. Gown and
her daughter, Miss May !. Gown, re-
turned Thursday evening from New
Evening star., 1924-03-15
Cart d GhankS.

SCHTFNER. / wish to express my heartfelt
thanks for the many kindnesses. expressions
OF sympathy and beautiful floral tributes
from organizations and friends during the
illness OF my husband. ALFRED SCHlFF-
EEH, and on the occasion OF his death:
MRS ALFRED SCHlFFSER.