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Plans to Pay Honor
To Mrs. John Sherman

Mrs. Ellis Logan. 1853 Irving
street northwest. will give a recep-
ton tomorrow from to 6 o'clock in
honor of Mrs. John Sherman, presi-
dent of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Frank White, wife of the
United States Treasurer; Mrs Henry
T. Rainey of Illinois, Mrs. Edward
Everts Brown of Wisconsin, Mrs. Vir-
ginia White Speel, Mrs. Howard l..
Hodgkins, Mrs. Mitchell Carroll. Mrs.
Herriett Hawley Locher, Mrs. Emma
Shelton, Mrs. Walter Bloedorn, Mrs.
Appleton P. Clark, Mrs. Archibald
McLachlen, Mrs. j. Edison Briggs, Miss
Carrie Rogers, Mrs. Eva Crisswell
Mrs. lamar Rorke. Mrs. Edward
Dana Hardy, Mrs. Clayton E. Emig,
Mrs. Otis J. Rogers, Mrs. c. G. Abb
bott, Mrs. Arthur J. Seaton, Mrs
Faber Stevenson. Mrs. Wayne b.
Wheeler, Mrs. Frank wilkins, Mrs.
Arson Rogers Tracy. Mrs. Charles p.
Grandfeld, Mrs. Colin Livingstone,
Miss Clarissa Livingstone and Mrs.
Henry Churchill Cook.
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Jefferson Memorial
Costume Ball Program

The plans for the great historical
costume ball to be given under the
auspices of the Washington Commit
tee of the Thomas jefferson Memorial
Foundation at the Mayfower Hotel
to mark it's opening night. Saturday,
February 2l, are rapidly progressing
The sale of boxes has been especially
active. so much so that the commit :
tee has decided not to sell any more
at present All the boxes are to be
named in honor of men and women
of historical distinction, and in sew
eral cases it is planned to have
boxes filled with the descendants OF
the one for whom the box is named
AS an illustration, in the jefferson
box will be his lineal descendants
The minuet. which will be danced by
men and women of prominence, will
be sponsored by Mrs. Walter Tucker
man, assisted by Mrs. Goldsborough
Adams, Mrs. Tuckerman leading. and
her special set in the minuet will be
named for the we'll known states
man. Oliver Wolcott, a member OF
President Washington's cabinet. Mr.
Bowie Clarke, assisted by Mr.. Breck-
enrldse Long, with a long line of
colonial ancestors in the background
Will have charge of an unusually
distinguished floor committee of men
Old trunks and chests are now be-
ing ransacked in search of old-fash-
Toned hnery to be worn by indiyid-
uals representing ancestors of long
ago, who Will live again for a single
night and refresh the pages of his.
tory. Miniatures and old laces viii
be very much in evidence, there will
be no hand shaking at the ball. as
every one attending will be requested
to bow or courtesy. Mrs Rose Cow
erneur Hoes has charge of all ball
arrangements, and through the cour-
tesy OF the management of the May
mower she has already established
headquarters in the new hotel
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Order of the Carabao
Plans Annual Dinner

The twenty-fifth annual dinner Of
the Military Order of the Carabao
will be held at Rauschers Febru-
ary z.
Admiral Edward w. Eberle. o. 8. N,
the paramount carabao of the order,
has appointed the following commit
tee on arrangements: Col. Nathaniel
F. Mcclure, United States Army;
Capt. Yates Stirling, United States
Navy; Col. James A. Moss, United
States Army, retired; Capt. David NJ.
Addison. United States Navy; Col.
James C. Breckenridge, United States
Marine Corps; Capt. Walton r. Sex
ton, United States Navy; Col. Willard
d. Newbill, United States Army, re-
tired; Capt. Raymond Spear, United
States Navy; Col Randolph c. Berke-
ley, United States Marine Corps
Lieut.. Col Joseph A. Baer. United
States Army; Lieut.. Col. Sherrard
Coleman, United States Army; Comdr.
Frederick G. Payne. United States
Navy; Maj. Edward H. Conger, United
State Marine Corps, retired: Capt.
George r. Grau, United States Volun-
teers and Col. Joseph N. Heller, Ma
rine Officers Reserve Corps, chairman.
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Marriage Of Special Interest.

A marriage of International inter-
est, that of Miss Alice Browning
Smith of al Kensington road, Gar
den City, to Count George Hoyos OF
Vienna, took place today at st. Pat
ricks Cathedral. It was morning
affair and was attended by many well
known society folks. The engage
1nent of the couple was announced on
December so. Count George Hoyos is
n nephew of Mrs. Charles 5. Short Jr.,
of Philadelphia, and the eldest son Of
Count Edgar and Countess llona Ho-
yos of Castle Sooss, on the Danube.
He was graduated from the UnlYer-
sity of Vienna and Kiel University.
He is now engaged in the banking busl-
ness.
Miss Smith is the daughter of Lieut..
Col. Clarence 3. Smith, retired, who
was the unofficial American delegate
on the Austrian Reparations Commits
sion. While in Vienna she studied
music and later took courses at the
Fontainebleau School of Music and
at Diedonne, in Paris. During her
stay in Vienna Miss Smith made her
debut in that city.
Young Women's Group Entertain.
An interesting party was given a
few evenings ago, when group OF
young women who came out year
ago got together and decided to give
a party at the nome OF one OIL Ihe
girls on Fifth avenue. They invited
many of last seasons debutantes,
who, in turn, each invited man.
A few of them arranged for the re-
Rreshments, hot dogs, sausages and
such things, and after the dancing
the guests were invited to the kitchen
to enjoy the supper or breakfast, but
before they were allowed in the
kitchen they had to pay for the privi-
Iege, and In this way the expenses
were shared by all. 1t was a unique
way of having a supper, and proved
such a novelty and such jolly fun for
the guests that the idea promises to
become a popular one.
"surprise" for Society.
Society received a surprise recently,
when it learned of the wedding of
Miss Mathilda Coster, daughter of
Mrs. William B. Coster and the late
DR.. Coster, to Stanley Mortimer, jr.,
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D. A. R. Chapter Dance
Patronesses Listed

Among the patronesses for the
dance to be held In the Roosevelt
Wednesday, january IA. for Columbia
Chapter, D. A. r., are Mrs. Harry s..
New, Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes, Mrs.
Henry r. Dimock, Mrs. Frederick A.
Delano, Mrs. Charles DENLY, Mrs.
Floyd Waggaman, Mrs. Joseph Straus,
Mrs. Charles ]. Bell, Mrs. William s.
Walker, organizing secretary general.
d. A. r.; Mrs. Robert e. Lee, Mrs.
John NJ. Beavers, State regent; Mrs,
Jason Waterman, State corresponding
secretary. and Mrs. Charles C. Coombs,
chapter regent.
Mrs. George Bennett Ashby is in
charge of arrangements, assisted by
Miss Janey Holbrook. Mrs. Paul An
derson. Miss Nellie Grant Ross, Mrs.
w. w. Wallace, Mrs. Mary B. Snavely
and Mrs. Ida A. NJ. Gwyn.
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Jewish Women's Council
Sponsor for Circus

A circus in January is a novelty,
but the local chapter of the Council
OF Jewish Women has disregard ed
the season and Thursday evening,
January 15, a Society Circus" and
the Big Top will be located in the
Arcade Auditorium, Fourteenth and
Park road. Besides all the freaks
and hair-raising sensations Mr.. Nor
timer King, directing manager, has
announced the following attractions: !:
Streets of Cairo, artists models, pal
acc Of freaks, rodeo artists, fortune
tsl1ers and a peachy photo place
where pictures will be made while
you wait There will be games and
dancing. A few of those who will
participate in the production Of side
shows are Mrs. Lawrence Rubel. Mrs.
Julian Brylawski, Mrs. Jerome Saks
Mrs. Howard Sigmund, Mrs. Fred
Peizman, Mrs. Marx Kaufman, Mrs.
Louis Rothschild, Mr.. Philip Rosen-
field, Miss Ruth Pack and Mr.. Jerome
Meyer.
Evening star., 1925-01-11
NeWYOrk Smart Set Centers
On Junior Leagues Big Ball
Interest Aroused by Prospective Spanish Costume
Display at Hotel Astor Thursday-Other
Society Events Listed.

son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer
of 4 East Seventy-fifth street. They
went to the marriage license bureau
the day before New Year, and after
taking out a license were married in
the Municipal Chapel, with mono of
the relatives present. and some of
them did not know the wedding had
taken place until some time after
ward. Young Mrs. Mortimer is the
only daughter of the late William
B. Coster. who died several years
ago in England, where he had lived
with his family for some time. Her
mother, the former Miss Maria Gray,
is the only daughter of the late Henry
Winthrop Gray by his first marriage
and granddaughter of the late Will
liam r. Travers.
Mrs. Mortimer was introduced to So
ciety in New York two years ago,
shortly after returning with her
mother from Europe. Mrs. Coster has
been visiting her stepmother, Mrs. H.
Winthrop Gray, in Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Childs
Observe Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen E. Childs of
10 Moore avenue, Clarendon, Va,
were hosts to 40 guests Monday eve
ming, the tenth anniversary of their
wedding day. The home was beanti-
fully decorated for the occasion with
roses, carnations and Midwinter TO-
liage.
Following program of dance rnu-
sic, refreshments were served. Vocal
and instrumental solos were given by
Mr.. II. l.. Wannall, Mr.. T. f. Della
hanty, Mrs. W. Wizeman and Mr.. Ar
thur Booth, jr
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NEW YORK, January 10.-The at
tention of the smart set here is CEN
tered at present on the Junior
Leagues Spanish costume ball, which
will take place at the Hotel Astor
Thursday. There always is some
thing about the carefully planned
affair given by this organization that
holds a nationwide appeal, and the
interest manifested extends from
coast to coast The features have an
original phase, while the execution
in entertainment has zest which
never falls to arouse admiration ana
applause. The numbers TO be pre-
sented will be marked by such at
tractive settings as Moorish dances
and tableauX representing paintings
OF the Spanish masters.
Especial attention has been given
to the costuming, and months OF
study were devoted to obtain just the
right touch TO this essential OF the
graceful scenes which form part OF
the evening of entertainment ne
affair has been christened with due
ceremony the "Faria." This catchy
little title is a tribute TO the cross
word puzzle ability of the debutantes
and Is said TO represent a Spanish
word of five letters meaning hesta.
"Touch of Old SPAIN Given.
take place is an added touch OF OLD
Spain. 1t will be surrounded by 9S
boxes constructed for the occasion.
a request has been issued that the
guests appear in Spanish garD, ana
II is confidently expected that the
mantilla and high comb of old Castile
wifi hold sway in the decorative as
sembly
while there are several gaps on
cit fn no
understood that the chief numbers
will be Miss Ruth Draper in a span
ish monologue; the glee club or the
Junior Lea que, under the dlrecuoli
of Mrs Rembrandt Peele, Jr., IN
Spanish gypsy songs and an unuSuai
Moorish dance. Miss May Leslie VIII
be seen in the different shawl dances
for which so many rehearsals are
needed to bring to perfection, while
Mrs. Thomas knight Finletter and
Miss Polly Damrosch have surprise
act in preparation, the secret or
which they steadfastly refuse TO
reveal.
What Spanish fete would be COM
plete unless there was SempIahce OIL
a bull fight? was the first question
asked when the affair was being out
lined. The answer will be seen IN the
stirring pantomime to be given by
Austin Strong, who will be assisted
by Asa u. Davis, jr., Willard Bartletl
and others.
The tango contest will assemble
some of the best dancers in the smart
SET. This dance, which was extremely
popular more than a decade ago, was
displaced by steps introduced during
the war The extremity TO which
these forms of amusement were car
ried on the ballroom floor caused
numberless protests from fathers ana
mothers, with the result that there
was a general revival OF the tango.
The Judges for this contest VIII be
Nine. Bori, Andres de Segurola, Miss
Alice Emo. Edward Rasson and Charles
Dana Gibson
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Auction Sale, Historical Blue Staforishire
ChiE1 Plates Wonderful Collection of Glass
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Illustrated In Black, Blue and sepic.
Subscribe for "The Antiquarian"
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461 Eighth Ave. New York N. Y.
Evening star., 1925-01-11

Society received surprise recently,
when it learned Of the wedding of
Miss Mathilda Coster, daughter of
Mrs. William B. Coster and the late
DR. Coster, to Stanley Mortimer jr.,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fox Honor
Golden Wedding" Day

AIr. and Mrs. Cyrus T. Fox OF Read
ing, Pa, are observing their fiftieth
or golden" wedding anniversary in
Washington this week, being the
guests Of their son, Mr.. G. Garfield
Fox, who lives at Chevy Chase. Mr.
Fox is a prominent citizen of Read
ing. and has held many positions of
trust and honor. Later he has been
known more particularly as a his
torian. and is editing FoXs History
of Berks County. soon to be pub
lished. He is a member of number
of historical societies of Pennsyl-
vania, including the State society
located in Philadelphia, and his home
society (Berks County,, of which he
Evening star., 1925-01-11
DR.. Work to Be Honored
By Executive Assistants

The assistant secretaries of the
executive departments will hold their
monthly meeting at the Hotel Ham
ilton tomorrow evening. DR.. Hubert
Work, Secretary of the Interior, will
be the guest of honor.
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Mrs. Werber to Entertain
Stuart CHAPTER of u. D. G..

Mrs. Gustavus Werber will enter
tain the members and officers of the
Gen. j. e. B. Stuart Chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
Wednesday evening, at her residence,
1926 P street northwest.
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has been secretary for many years.
Mrs. Fox is interested in social ac-
tivities in her home city, especially
in the d. A. X.
Evening star., 1925-08-14

$3.50.
Four rooms and bath: new throughout
1oo6 z 81. Sc. Ia
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Observation-Disclosures

39t5 CONNECTICUT AVE. AT TILDEN ST
Near Rock Creek Park. spacious grounds,
fine place for children. elevator service, at
trdctlve entrance.
= rooms and bath ....-. .. 500
! rooms. bath. entrance hall ...... ........ -
/ rooms. bath. hall. ..... ...-. $. 100
Not many vacant. Make your choice now.
RoCKsBoRO. I7i7 r ST. NV.
"ashlngtoG~ : best moderate priced apart
mcGts convenient location. within walking
distance of downtown: quiet street.
! room, kitchen alcove, bath $1,000. $40
: rooms. bath (kitchenetteb ...- ...... IS
) rooms. bath tkitchcnettet ......-........ 6o
- One apartment IN 1900 block Park rd
Very reasonable. r.
/ rooms bath. housekeeping .......... S62
MADDUX MARSHALL. MOSS & MALLORY,
lIOs sixteenth st. Main 1910
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Nam 1866.
SEF, Mr. CARVER

JUST OUTSIDE THE TOWN OF LAUREL.
Md-. We are offering a wonderful brick home
OF IL spacious rooms. lower and upper
poFrhes extending the entire front and side
of the house wonderful oak trees surround
thf entire house and make a most unusual
setting. There are : acres of hiEh well lying
land with the property: spring fruit OF diff
ierent varieties berries. This magnificent
property ls going TO be sold and the owner
desires an offer. See Us for fun particulars
PRAIHER & ROBINSON,
514-5I5-5I6 Bond Bldg
l4th q y Y. Ave. Main 40.
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FOR RENT-SHOPS.
,l6 GEORGIA AVE. (COLOREDD-
.oms and shup. $50 per month
WANTED TO BUY-APTS.

HAVE PURCHASER FOR WELL LOCATED
cradle two or three story building with
apartments of three or four rooms.
EDWARD L. SCHWARTZ. INC.
73415th 81. n V See Mr. Birckhcad
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SPECIAL. OEEER-
Phone scrylcc untlI = m.
THE ARGONNE.
10th and Columbia Rd.

10th and Columbia I'd.
All-year location in the resi-
dental hub of northwest; on
high elevation, overlooking the
entire city and Rock Creek Park.
Apartments with large outside
rooms, spacious closets, built-in
bath fixtures. reception halls and
balconies; latest improvements /;
24-hour service. Moderate rent
ais. Business manager on prem
IScS.
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RENT Observation-Disclosures
klr InMnEEIInM,

ST. LONGFELLOw ST.
Very attractive colonial house OF six
rooms and bath: double back porches n.
VIII. electricity, large yard: S75.
I4th AND K MAIN 9Os0
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WANTED-OFFICE SPACE.

DESK ROOM WANTED WITH PHoN
privileges, taking incoming calls important
central location preferred. Address Box -
nffi a.
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SAIII e ADDITION

Semi-detached brick home of 3 rooms and
. baths. large yard with garage. Most at
tractive living room across entire front of
than anything in the neighborhood and viii
home good building lot second trust note
Address Box 1O5-M Star Office.
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SIONF NND + FAIRF Ak.
1924 New York Avenue NV.
VERY DESIRABLE UNFUR-
nished house containing six
large, bright rooms and bath,
with large porches and double
garage; h.-a.h.; ciec light; large
rear ward: located 3 7 18th st.
NV. Key 1923 l4,h st. Rea-
sonable rental.
BOSS & PHELPS,
111- X 81
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No. us + St. ST

Attractive apartments of three and four
rooms and bath. Entire building has been
completely renovated. All apartments and
halls nicely decorated New electric fix
lures. Excellent ianitor service Rents
S42.5 so TO $40 per month. Immediate in
spection advised. as these apartments will
rent very rapidly at these low rentals.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS.
S19 18th St. Main 1921.
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APARTMENTS-FUR. s& UNFUR.
(Continued.)

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Apt. -. Alendalc 2oO6 N-Four rooms.
bath and hail. all outside and modern. $50.
1899 st n.w.--Four rooms and bath {;
modern apartment. SEQ
HOPKINS & HOPKINS.
Evening star., 1925-08-14

OWNER OF FARM. WITH MORE THAN
within l6 miles of Washington. would like
to exchange first payment on an anart-
ment house not exceeding $500. 900 in price
Building must show good income for the in
vestment. with low expenses. Also have
of city property if party would care to
consider these also. In answering give full
of apartments and income. Address Box
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THE ROSEDALE :
1911 Il ST.

li3H SDrmE Road NV.
. Absolutely the best value offered. Large
living room 12lg Mo /. dining alCuNc.
kitchen tiled bath large dressing room and
hullt-ln Murphy bed. large closet hardwood
floors. huIlt-in ironing board. floor plugs in
every room. French windows. $50 Play
ground IN the rear for children. see resident
manager.
14th 4 K Main 90SO
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SALE-INVESTMENT PROpTY.
OWNER ANXIOUS TO EFFECT oUICE
SALE OF A
Corner 3-Family Flat in NV.

Present rental low. 500 mo-: no lease.
Inspect 515 N NV. or phone Main 967o.
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Ica /; eBpeaM. II OHlt cO6pa.IH MHe
Is 3oIOTMx Ha IopOry. Iona Il TpH
3Ha.Ica 30 BCeM IeHe. 0Ha c T0pa
Iaate 3a00IeIa. .IlOIO&eHHe 6e3Bu
XOIHoe. A .lIOIH enIe cMeIOTca HaIo
MHOD,
He XOIII1, MOL, B lIepEOBh,
lily. BOT, cor II HaIa3aI -eT0...
00paHaDCb c BeIHEOi MOIb6Olo
Il 0praHH3aIJHaM II Il T0BapHTIaM:
nOMOrHTe Mile II ne IaITe nOrH6
- +" -
HyTb.
BacHANH bereIRNa.
Moi aIpec.
Wrochische Pobcrina Pochta i
smina. seliec Powiet Pruzany.
Fem Grodenska, Poland. -
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-05
PyCCRNH TExHN4ECRNN
q NHCTNTyTX. 3D. el,,

i'll ~ ~ LE fF -.HE ~ b.
48 Kynep CRB. (upOrHB On yH.):
7-rO ceHTa6pa HHcTHTyT npHcTy
IlaeT il OqepeIHHM SaHaTHaM. 3a-
llHcb %cIyIIaTeAeii npo4ol&aeTca Bp
bee rpylllH G 2 u. .l4Ha 10 8 4ac:.
Be4epa B %EaHIleaapHH HHCTHTyTa,
IlpH.f HHcTnryTe nMeDTea O6opyIe-
BaHHbe MacTepcRHe ITO a1eETpOfeX-
HIKE II MeXaHlEe, XOpomaa nOcTa
H0BEa IeIa Il OuHTHHe HpeHOIaBaTe
III. NHcTHTyT cymecTByer Gil roI.
Russian Technical Institute, =.
4S Cooper So. N. Y. C..
SAB. ?. 7. II. HHHeHep
NJ. E. nepensaRHH,
6 z.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-05
HNCbMO 3 PE4ARuND.
yBaIaeMMii TOR. PeUaETor

y%BaataeMbIll T0B. PeIaET0pl
He 0THaaHTe H%OMeCTHTb b r. PA
ccBeT'' HH1ecle4yDnIyp noHpaBRy.
NlOa EoppecnoHGeHBHa, "OpraHu.
BAUM IeTpofiTa ne 90 'e4HHapTca''
HoNenleHHaa B NJ 1872 "PaccBeTa".
IloABeprIacb %ycHIeHHofi peIaRTHoH
HoH HepeIeiRe, b cnly zero II yre
pa1a B He%koTopJIx MecTax cBoii
GMBeI.
II HyaHo qnTaTb: II >Ha nepBoM
cO0paHHH BcTyIIIH6 HecHoabHo Ho-
BbX qIeHoB co B3HOcOM, Ka1eTca He
MeHee coTHH (100) 4oI.IapoB IA
EIHIl, a he c0THH qIeHOB.
y Ila O6ecHeqeHHa saHMoo6pa
3HbIX IeHer HpeIHOIaTaIOcB BBpa0o
TaTb BceMH qIeHaMH o0menpHHaTBf
llaH' H. s.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-05
CO6PAHNE

HYapE, H. Aw. = B HoHe4eIb-
HHE (S 4eHb Tpy4a), 7-ro ceHTa6
pa, B 7,30 Beqepa, BMecTo IeEuHu,
c. I. BypIefi oyer orBeTarb Ha I'm
cbMeHHue BOnpOcBI, 6pOmeHHHe B
BoHpocHHl aITHr He HO3&e 7.30 Be
vera. 1858 o4bBep VI, poTIIB Her
Cain IIapEa. is..sr
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-05
M~ACCoBbIa MNTNHr.

CocTourca B BocEpeceHbe Gro
eeHTa6pa, Il 6 qac. Beq., B HapoI-
HON lone, 543 HcT II w., H. H.,
"a roTopoM ~BBcTyIHr g pesgbIo HI
&eHep-TexHoIoT u. C. HpoxaHoB,
npneXaBGnHlf Ha PoceHH. IIpHxoIu-
re MaecaMH. BxoI 6eCHIaTHHii 4.1a
BECK. KoMNTeT.