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Evening star., 1925-10-24
RICHARD E. BYRD
DIES AT RICHMOND
Was Father of Governorship Nom.
inee and Arctic Flight
Commander.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
RICHMOND, Va, October "a
Richard Evelyn Byrd, father of Harry
Flood Byrd. Democratic nominee for
Governor of Virginia, and of Lieut..
Comdr. Richard Evelyn Byrd jr.,
flight commander of the Macmillan
Arctic expedition, died here at 1850
last night.
His death resulted from a complica-
ton of diseases. His body will be
taken 10 Winchester. where interment
will he made in the family burial
ground. One Of Virginia's best known
criminal lawyers. he was "A lineal
descendant fo William Byrd, q, ,
founder of the city of Richmond. lie
achieved success, not only in the Dur-
suit of his profession, but also in the
public life of the Old Dominion, hold
ing many positions of honor and trust
He served for a number of years as
commonwealth attorney for Shenan.
doah County, was Speaker of the
Virginia House of Delegates and was
later named United States district at
torney for the western district of Vir-
ginia.
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,nr. and Mrs. ZirkIe Hosts
For Miss Allen and Mr. I.

Nj. ana Mrs. Doll Matthew ZirkI.
entertained at beautifully an
pointed dinner last evening ar TIC
Manor Club in honor of Miss Mary
isaoel Allen. whose marriage TO Mr.
Hafnuel winston Lacy of Richmond
.,, ~ VIII take place this evening
ne odllroom OF the club was deco
adteu with brilliant Autumn leaves
ana over the table was canopv
OF Japanese lanterns. The table deco
ratlonS included Autumn leaves and
| ichfFsanthemums. burning incense
ana tlnF Japanese figures as place
| cdfoS. Following the dinner the
party was entertained at bridge and
dancing
The guests included Miss Eliza beth
HaNden of Youngstown. Ohio. and
| MISS Lucy Witherspoon of this CITY,
VINO VIII he attendants of the bride :
Mrs Laurance Allen. mother of the
pride; Miss Jennie B. Allen of Ohio.
the brides aunt: Mrs. Richmond y
Lacy, Miss Virginia Lacy and Miss
Alice Lacy of Richmond. mother
and sisters of the bridegroom; Mrs.
George X. Corey of New York. Miss
Mary Thompson. Mr. Samuel w
Lacy. Mr. Richmond T Lacv and
Mr.. Arthur Lyle Lacy of Richmond.
Mr.. Latane Montague of East
Orange, y. J.. and Mr. Moultrie Httr
OF TINS city, who will be groomsmen:
Mr.. Werner Aurell of Richmond and
Mr.. Lester keefauver.
Mr.. and Mrs. John William Town
SEND VIII entertain a a house warm
ing tomorrow afternoon from to :
O'Clock in their new home on Lowell
street, Cleveland Park
Mrs. Charles s. f,bv MOI her of tho
tf L..
Mrs. j. Craig Peacock, Mrs. Robert :,
Kline. jr., Mrs. ]. Frank Steele and
Mrs. George l.. Bowen will preside AT
the tea table. Mrs. Rudolph Harrell
Miss Judith Steele and Miss Anna
Grove will assist in serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Leon Ruedin
who are on their honeymoon. are
passing few days at the Hotel Astor
IN New York. The bride was Miss
Agnes Messer. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. James Messer of Cleveland paris
where the wedding took place on
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Ruedin is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Ruedin
OF Lucerne. Switzerland, and is en-.
gagged in business in WASHINGTON.
Mile. l.. L. ii. Limoges. who ba 8
been spending the Summer in France
mas returned to Washington and is
at 1927 Nineteenth street.
Arrangements for the Halloween
supper dance TO be given at the Nav.
flower Saturday evening. October Al
at 10 o'clock, are practically com
pleted. Many tables, ranging in size
from to 20 places. according to the
needs OF the various hostesses. are
10 he placed along the sides of the
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cruyS will leave Washington Monday y
for New Haven, where they will be the
guests of their Son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Fsrnham. Justice
Silvercruys will make address at
Ialet University during his stay there.
The newly appointed United States
Minister TO Siam and Mrs. William w.
Russell will be the honor guests at
dinner this evening of Mr. and Mrs.
John {. Vance. ir.. who will entertain
Al the Chevy Chase Club.
Miss Anne Butler, debuta ate
daughter of Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
Pierce Butler, is the guest in whose
honor Miss Fannie Dial Subdebutante
daughter of former Senator and Mrs.
Natha b. Dial of South Carolina
is entertaining at bridge followed by
tea. this afternoon Miss Dials guests
number Is and her mother Will pour
tea for her after the game.
The new Civil Service Commission
er Miss Jessie Dell. was hostess to
Il small company at luncheon today.
entertaining at the White Peacock.
Former Secretary of War and Mrs.
John w. Weeks are sailing today
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toaB 5 so' !S5,9S 9ss ss's@
aGo today. October "a. l9lS.
HER SISTER ELSIE. :.
toWLER In true and loving remembrsnce
FownER GgE dss sbo HGy G.n,r,sg AsTFR 15 LAN.R
years ago today. a5eT oetober a. !i.S 19is. i seven
Loved and remembered.
DAD AND MOTHER. .
KEYS 4 tribute Of love TO the memory Of
FRANCES FIR KEYS: who depaEted his life
'Tls sweet TO remember her who once was
Tho Though absent to me, she is Just a. dear
me midnight stars shine on the grave
HER DAUGHTER. MRS RUTH STEW
Dear grandmother. YOU are not forgotten
And never shall you nc.
shall always think Of thee
HER ifSE EERsANNInnppAUGHTER. sNInp MRS, MAGE
daughter. VIOLA CHRISTINE newly
VINO departed th1s life SIX years ago today.
She sleeps one so young and fair.
She slumbers sweet and knows no care.
Her heart was pure. her life was young.
: H'' u HER DEvoTH6 9E' OFF F FATHER. qHRf !
NE"B dslB b,b In lTyInS rssp9@hrs1ce q my
her "a. 1919.
Gone is the face I loved so dear
flushed is the voice I loved 10 hear
/ cannot helm but wonder why
The best is always first to die
MOTHER. VIRGINIA. NEwBY.
PAYNE tribute of love to the memory
OF my devoted father. JAMES W PAYNE
who departed this life one year ago, Octo.I
her %. 1924
There are stars that 90 ont in tba d,rL
But whose silvery light shneth on:
There are roses whose perfume still fingers
When the blossoms are faded and gone
There are hearts fun OF light and of
sweetness
Still their goodness lives on with the liv
iug.
Like the souls Of the star and III. rose
MACDE PIERSON
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lee ID. Clagett oi
southern Maryland.

| Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lee ID. Clagett OF
| southern Maryland.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs Amos \. Fried
entertained at dinner last evening.
having as their guests Representative
and Mrs. Albert johnson, Mrs. Kin
cheloe, wife of Representative David
NJ. kfncheloe: Gen. and Mrs. Herbert
Lord, Admiral and Mrs. Gregory and
Col. and Mrs. Harold f.. Bulls.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Noonan have
| returned to Washington and opened
| their Cleveland Park home after
! spending six months in Europe They
were in Paris much of the time visit
ing their son and daughter in law, the
commercial attache of the United
States embassy and Mrs Raymond
| Clendenin Miller.
Mrs. John Stewart McLennan and
| her daughters. Miss Mildred Tytus
and Miss Victoria Tytus. and her son.
/ little John McLennan. will sail TODAY
for Greece, where they will spend the
| Winter in Athens
Mrs NJ. Is. Berryhill will be hostess
| al tea Monday afternoon from to s
| o'clock at the Washington Club. in
i honor Of her sister-in-law Mrs. John
H.. Ballinger of Seattle. Wash.
Mr. BallinEer has been for several
Gays at the Hotel Mayflower and will
he Joined tomorrow by Mrs. BslIine
er' who is in New York for a short
stay. Mr. and Mrs. Ballinger will
remain in Washington through next
week,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wilmer Biddle are
giving a large tea this afternoon In
tneir home. Binderton House. near
fhlladelphia, to present the Iatter's
daughter, Miss f. Stanley Gordon. to
Philadelphia society.
Mrs. Hannis Taylor has gone to
| BOSTON TO visit her son-in.law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Reid HINT
VINO recently returned from Europe,
"here they spent the Summer.
Mrs Richmond Irving Bowie has
closed her country place AT Timer
Marlboro, Md. and taken an apart.
| ment at the Portner. Mrs Bowie
VINO Is an artist and musician. viii
! nave with her for The season her
daughter Miss Efiie Bowie
Mrs. Lawson Mavo Fuller fs AGAIN
! IN her home. al 22l2 Cathedral ave.
! nue' aiter spending several months
! -. 'ne cara party of the Chaumont
! onit ednesday there VIII be two
Ied tables presided over by Mrs.
lanes l. McAndrew. Mrs. John l..
lines lines Mrs. Hanson +. Ely and Mrs.
nary a. smith Tea will he served
-, ~ me caro- players and guests bv
=. OF the debutantes: Miss Julia
HieaVes. Miss Margarita Moreno
! MISS Helen Peyton, Miss Dorothy
Lane Miss Georeiana Joves. Miss
.HSinla Walthall, Miss Betty Moody.
MISS Lydia Archbold. Miss Mary
rreston' Miss Margaret Bates. Miss
francis Hopkins and Miss Mary
rehdieton. Miss " +. Macomb is in
charge OF tickets ''
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reporie'
to the Health Department IN the last :!
hours
Guy and Rose Stefanelh hoy.
Walter and Grace Mason. girl.
Flovd r. and Bessie L. Ives. hoy
Fred A and Amelia T. Allison. -rrl.
Philip II. and Marion +. Crook. boy
Charles A and Mary j. Scheuch. girl.
William NJ. and Margaret Deying. boy.
James and Eva Muidoon. hoy.
Thomas A. and Mary l.. Dennson. boy.
John +. and Maud TiIlett. boy.
David and Bessie Israel. boy.
Manuel c. and Marie f. Tellez. bov.
Thomas and Josephine Harley. girl.
Andrew and Sarah Burr. boy.
Alfred and Maggie Greer hoy.
Joseph H. and Bertha Barnes. boy.
Sammy and Alice Thomas. boy.
James and Sallie Steward. girl.
John A and Agnes Lucas. girl.
James +. and Zelma Tabor boy
Ira and Lydia Glenn. boy.
Henry and Louise Williams. hoy.
George and Rosa Young. boy
William and Elzabet Scrivner. cirl.
Evening star., 1925-10-24
VI. and Nine. Tiin0nt Hosts
at Lunch To-day for Visitors.

The charge d'affaires OF Belgium
and Nine. Timout entertained at
luncheon today at the AIayflower
Hotel in honor of Justice Franz Silver.
cruys of the Belgium Supreme Court
and Nine. SilvercruyS, who are spend.
ing few days in Washington. The
other guests included Mrs. Henry W.
Farnham, jr., daughter of Justice and
Nine. SllVercruyS, and the members of
the embassy staff.
Justice Silvercruys and Nine. Silver
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Miss Butler and MIR. Meegan
Married This Morning.

The marriage of Miss Mary Elose
Butler, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Butler of this city, to Mr..
James Paul Meegan. son of Mr.. Je
rome j. MeeSan of Buffalo, took place
this morning at $50 O'Clock in Holy
Trinity Church, the Rev. William h.
Meegan of Buffalo. brother of the
bridegroom, officiating. The church
was decorated in ferns, palms and
white chrysanthemums. Mrs. Gilmore
sang the Ave Maria to the music of
20 Perfect Love" and Mr.. George
Herbert Wells was at the organ. He
played the Mendelssohn and Lohen-
grin wedding marches and an effective
program OF soft music at opportune
times.
The bride was escorted by her father
and was attended by her sister. Miss
May Butler. The bride wore her trav-
cling gown of pencil blue faille silk
trimmed with French chinChilla. Her
hat was of the same color with a
touch of the fur. and she wore "A cor
sage bouquet of pink roses and blue
delphinium. Her maids gown was Of
tan fiat crepe, with hat To match and
corsage bouquet OF Butterfly roses
and larkSpur. The best man was
Col. William j. Donovan.
After the ceremony and nuptial
mass the bridal party and out-of-
town guests, relatives and intimate
friends were entertained III the home
of the bride, at 1867 Thirty-frst street.
Georgetown, at a reception and break
fast. and after the breakfast the
bride and bridegroom LETT for we'd
ding trip to Hot Springs, Va. They
viii be at home in Buffalo. at 80 Yer
non place. after November S. The
bridegroom is a well-knoWn news
paper man OF Buffalo The bride is
equally we'll known in church circles
in Georgetown and Washington. She
organized Troop As Of the Girl Scouts
in the Georgetown Visitation Con-
vent. Among the out t-of- town guests
were Mrs. r.. s. Fenwick. Mrs. Theo
Smoot, Miss Margaret Meegan. Mr.
John j. Condin, all OF Buffal 10: Mrs
John J. MeeSau OF Palm Beach and
Evening star., 1925-10-24
Prominent Men
Acclaim the Homes
Toxh NUaqe
Ameyiea's Finest Com m nSity
Of Group Homes

~ RATIFII ING. indeed. is the unstlnted
II praise that comes unsolicited from
eminent engineers. architects. Gov
ernment officials and business men OF
Washington who visit the Village. One
muti-milonaire even took occasion to
comment on the cellars" finished with
such unusual care
FOXHALL VILLAGE represents a step
forward in the progress OF Washington $
home communities. Senator Arthur Cap
per Of Kansas. Chairman of the Senate
District Committee. was recently quoted
in the local press as saying: WASHING
TON. insofar as its natural beauty and the
possibilities OF future development are con-
cerned. far excels the capitals of Europe.
and ] am convinced the time has come
when we can 60 little faster with pro-
gram of IMPROVEMENT" The creation
Of this unique Village. with its artistically
distinctive homes, its parkhke streets and
it's setting of unsurpassed beauty, is strIk-
inglv in line with the conmendable pro-
gram OF greater and better Washington
Drire 10 Western High School at
Reseruoir Road and 3jth Street. then
rrest Reservoir Road (disregordino
detour sign at 37th street,. Turn left
cinder road at 18th Street to
EXHIBIT HOME. liz Reservoir
Road. tastefnHy furnished by W. j.
SLOANE.
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grand ballroom A de luxe supper VIII
be served at those tables during the
progress of the dance.
Among those making reservations
Yesterday were the Minister Of Aus
tria and Frau Prochnik and Mrs.
Delos A. BlodEett.
Miss Jessie Dell. the newly appointed
Civil Service Commissioner. and Miss
Minnie Nieman. well known plan
who has recently returned from Eng
land, will be guests of honor al the
tea given by the international Asso-
ciation of Art and Letters at its
headquarters, the Hotel Gordon. this
afternoon, and Mrs. Franz Ridgway
and Mrs. Ben Perkins will be the
hostesses
Evening star., 1925-10-24
DR.. T. w. EVANS DEAD.
Succumbs in Paris After Brief
Illness.

Dr. Theodore w. Evans. formerly of
Washington and Baltimore. died in
Paris, France. October Z, according to
word received here. He was * years
old and had been sick only a short
while.
DIR. Evans was for many years as
Sociated in practice with his uncle.
Or. Thomas W. Evans of Paris. the
celebrated American dentist who eff
fected the escape of the Empress Eu-
genie from Paris during the French
commune.
He is survived by one son and two
daucht" all of whom reside in Paris.
and by one brother, F. l.. Evans of
Washington. ID. G.
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THE BACHELOR
1897 II ST. NV

Reception hall. living room. bedroom and
bath. 500 mo. well furnished. elevator and
valet service, telephones, well ventilated
wall heated. close to Metropolitan and Army
and Navy clubs and TO all departments of
Government. Run for people who appre-
ciate hOmelike independence and privacy
Lowest rates i'll city for the service given
CALL. OR PHONE MAIN 1872.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have heen rcportnd
TO the Health Department IN the last -
hours:
Helen Winters. IS el7 ~. st. s.w.
Lucy Z. Fairfax. so. sos ST.
Charles HAYS. 80. Gallinepr Hospital.
Jennie NJ. Bettes. s6. 1924 X St
Annie r. Cooper. S1 H1i 9TH ST. ne
Alfred O.. HAYS Il. United States soldiers
James Hawkin. SO. United States Sol
diers Home Hospital.
Elizabeth A. Little. -. 321 y l1th st.
sw.
Alice Murphy. 81. Providence Hospital.
Annie V. Burke. 81. 1909 W st.
James G.. Scott so 1742 p St
Octavia Ferguson. 20, 1913 18th st.
Frank Mayo. p5. GallInger Hospital
Agnes Williams. 35. Freedmen,s Hospital.
Abraham Wilson IS. I16 Shots alley n Q
David Hohan. 80. Freedmens Hosnital.
johnson West. 80. Gallinger Hospital.
JOseph Hawkins 3. Freedmen Hospital
Howard Dishman 10 days. All J. 81.
To dress one of the most celebra ed
film actresses for the screen is said to
cost something like $4,000 n year.
Evening star., 1925-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. William Vaughn Law
son Of Chicago, H.. accompa MED by
their daughter Athalie, their son,
William Vaughn, jr.. and Mrs. Law
sons mother, Mrs. Maude Behrendt.
are in Washington, and are at the
Grace Dodge Hotel
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Carb of Thanks.

WALLACE. JACKSON. desire to thank
me many friends for their letters of SYM
pathN. KIND expressions shown me and
beautiful floral tokens at the death of my
mother. BETTE GRESHAM WALLACE
and sister. MARY +. tMOLLIEl JACK
ANNIE G. CLARE COLEMAN I.
Evening star., 1925-10-24

Or. Frederick Lent. president OF FL
mira College will be honor guest Of
the Elmira College Club OF Washing
ton at dinner AT the clubhouse of the
Associa ton Of American University
Women.
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Deatbs.

r. y; iaG5, THoMAs NJ BASS 8, 80
Ella Sewell Bass and grandson Of Annie F.
SSswgu. Funeral from Turner Memorial A.
dav. October 25. at l p.m.
Association announces the death of Mrs
the board of directors and sister Of our
financial secretary, Funeral Sunday. octo-
M,LIA VEST HANLToN. President.
BELL. Officers and members of the Grand
the funeral Of Past Grand Matron ANNIE
Ist and + SIS; siw.. Sunday, October %
E9feE EgE s fE9HHhH Grand Grand FsrSn FstrSn
MARY a. PARKER. Grand Secretary.
BELL. oficers and members OF Gethsemane
ANNIE MooRE BELL FuSera! from frem
at O'clock, .Chapter members will as,
semhle at 12I5 Sharp.
BENjANiS F. ARRINGToS
MARK f. WHITE. Secretary. 'l O'
BONTZ. Friday October 23. 1928. at his
sso aSfd Of
Services at the above address Monday Oc-
io6er 20 at nm. a. Restyes arg friends
BRALoyE; Friday. October %. 1e:5s An.
Sh RraoIs and devosd mdhs ss Of OF
Harry Lon Athqr trn Estse snh Clara
s. at toy pm MN fnterment In aoSF at %ashinston hss%sn
Hebrew Congregation Cemetery. IS
ber S s s IBIS snf life Ts;df at Ser oe,S
dence. ?64, Gresham ct. NV. in full tn
devoted % daughter Of Rosesn and Il the { late iate
Henry Towels of Rrirhtwood, Va: wife OF
ns a'f 3 oSl. F. ,aa RHti SyRE rossn %ehr
ter of Mary Pettis; Annie 3. washington.
Soma RGs1 assSn RsS B Eliza r roMss OF phs%e
phia Pa. and Julia Palmer, and a host
Of other ,d.. relatives and friends to
Bsnst S Church rS st. se setseta iStS saG
pstor s's Sunday ostobeT ss s pm in
terment at Harmony Cemetery. "a
CONNER. Members OF the Mems Cliff Rock
tnnsra Of Trs late bTcther pASGL
Conner Sunday az, at, pm; from his
WaLTER aiG Ef; J. s1NGIEToN. o.FesoN Sec, rreS
coNIEE IN gddssoEy so1y F5if4T 2ete5sE
he9vfd motheT Tsi,Od of Florenre A. sppEgs Of
funeral hereafter.
+ sGass RGn on
James H. and George II. Daddysman. jr
Funeral from the chapel of W. R. spesre
Co. 1905. Il st. NV. on Monday. Octo-
her 26. 1925. at pm. 1nterment at
Glenwood Cemetery. %
DADE. Friday. October 81. 1925. at 80
p.m;1;; at the III, residence of her son. HAIR
A. Bates and mother of Lula Armstead
James and Robert Clsmons. Body resting
ave between 9Th and 9TH SITS. Funeral
from the g., First Seventh. day Adventist
urday. October II. At 3 pm Interment
at Centerville. Va. Sunday. tFairfax pa
pers please copy.)
DEALE. Thursday. October % 1928. at his
residence. S.a North Capitol ST, w
HARRY. husband of Sally A. Deale fnee
McDonaldl. Funeral will take place from
his late reSde1e, Monday morning Octo-
Der IS. at 6 30 o'clock. thence to st. Alo-
yslus Church. where requiem mass will be
paid at o'clock. Relatives and friends
invited. baltimore papers please cory
Evening star., 1925-10-24
The Georgetown Citizens .issocia

tion will open its season Monday. &
pm, in Potomac Bank Han. Com
missioner Fenning. DIR. Bowerman,
director of the Public Library, and
Fred G.. Coldren. counsel for the Park
and Playground Commission, VIII
speak Cigars
Evening star., 1925-10-24

from New York aboard the American
Legion for the Argentine and Bra zii
and expect to return for Christmas.
They are members of a party includ-
ing Mr.. Daniel G.. Wing, Mr.. Roland
w. Boyden, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Stevens and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward f..
Blodgett.
Miss Elinor Wheeler, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van Cise
Wheeler and Mr.. Marshall Orme EX.
nicios. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r.
E,xnicios. will b emarried this after
noon at O'Clock in the Church of the
Epiphany. A reception will follow
the ceremony in the home of the
brides parents, at 1909 Sixteenth
street.
Mrs. {. 4. Calhoun entertained "A
small company at tea yesterday after
noon in honor OF Mrs. Samuel McCon-
nico and Mrs. Charles Warren of New
Orleans, who are visiting Mrs. Delos
A. BlodGett.
The marriage of Miss Nancy Myra
kreider. daughter of former Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Aaron Shenk
kreider of Hills Fa rms Annville, Pa.
to Mr.. Stuart of Washington. son of
Mrs. Albert Lewis of Mount Vernon.
Ill. viii take place today at o'clock
in the Church OF United Brethren, at
Annville. Pa, the Dew. DR.. John A.
Lyter officiating. A reception will
follow Immediately after the cere-
mony in the home of the brides
parents.
Mrs. Percy ID. HickIing will go to
Pittsburgh Monday to attend the
wedding of her niece. Miss Natalie
Stone. daughter of Judge Stone, and
Mr.. Shirley Austin, which will take
place Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas }. P@Ston jr, for
merly Mrs. Grover Cleveland, widow
OF former President Cleveland. will be
IN baltimore next week. Mrs. Preston
Is national president of the Needle
work Guild of America having sue
ceeded Mrs. Truman r. Newberrv.
wife of the former Senator from Mich.
isan.
Mrs Preston will be the guest Of
honor at tea Wednesday afternoon of
Mrs. Louis Wardlow Miles. who will
entertain AT the headma Ster's house at
the Gilman Country School. near Bal
timore.
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SOCIETY
Mrs Coolidge Received Visitors to the
Congregational Council at the
White House TODAY.

r RS. COOLIDGE received the
members of the choir of the
V First Congregational Church
L L in Akron. Ohio. who are
here for the Council of the
ConSreSa tional Church. The reception
WAS held in the White House at
noon today.
The Chief Justice and Mrs VIII
liam Howard Taft will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow Justice Franz
SiiverCruys of the Belgium Supreme
Court. and Nine. SilvercruyS. who
are spending a few days in Wash
inSton.
Evening star., 1925-10-24

Mrs. NJ. c. Robinson and Miss Mar
jorie Robinson of Utica, \. Y, are
staying at the Hamilton Hotel for a
few days.
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meet Tuesday, : pm, in parish house
of st. Margaret's Church. Col. G. O.
Sheriff. will speak of The City Plan
ming of Washington and Environs.'
Evening star., 1925-10-24

bits daughter. Countess Szechenyi,
wife of the Minister of hungary, and
her children are also remaining at
Newport until the middle of No
vember.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. Bryan
of 1921 Adams Mill road announce
the engagement of their daughter
Blanche Louise to Mr.. John J. Kelly
of Philadelphia. The wedding will
take place Monday afternoon I'm the
Bethlehem Chapel of the Cathedral
of st. Peter and St. Paul, in the pres
ence of the two families and relatives.
Miss Verona Horen, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Edward b. Horen. has
returned TO Washington after an eX-
tended stay in New York.
Gen. S. T. Hsu. former governor
OF Mongolia. is registered al the May
flower. Gen. Hsu is in charge of the
mission sent by the Chinese govern
ment TO study the political, economic,
military and industrial conditions in
America. Europe and Japan. Ma j.
Gen. 5. G. Sun, Minister V. +. Tchon,
Minister 4. II. OuanS and Maj. H. j.
WI are also members of the mission
and expect to he at the Mayfower
for about week
Evening star., 1925-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Grandin of
Cleveland, Ohio, accompa MED by Miss
Ruth Grandin. are guests of Mrs.
r.. ID. Grandin at the Mayfiowcr.
Evening star., 1925-10-24

Former Gov. James NJ. Cox Of Ohio
was the guest in whose honor Col
and Mrs. Edward NJ. House entertain
ed al AN informal reception Yesterday
afternoon in their New York home.
where Mr.. Cox is house guest.
Evening star., 1925-10-24

Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt is again
in her Summer home. the Breakers
al Newport, after spending a fort
night in New York. Mrs Wander
Evening star., 1925-10-24

The National Fellowship Club will
give an Internal dance al Hotel Wash
ington. Visitors welcome
Evening star., 1925-10-24

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. William Mason
Wright have gone to Hot Springs
for the early Autumn
Evening star., 1925-10-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Sixteenth Street Highlands
Citizens Association will meet Mon
day. & pm. at the Sixth Presbyterian
Church.