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Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30

RIVERsIBE, Jan. 27.-Rcviving
the traditional hospitality ard ro-
nance cf the days Of the Padres,
Riverside IS greeting travellers from
tic east Nith Ire real spirit Of Cali
forn.a-gol3en oranges from the
bands Of pretty girls in The costume
of the oh Spanish days Il IS the
same hospitality of old brought up
70 da,o to iaeiuAe The host IF tray.
eLera of modern times.
Commencing on january -, under
tho auspices of the Riverside Cham
Der OF Commerce, the crack Union
Pacific Los Angeles Limited viii be
boarded cveIr day during the en-.
tire season an It's arrival IT River
site. With great goidou eoragcopias
hcapcl with frait for distribution 10
evcrv ORC of tha visitors j brings.
the strum &c guitars. tie click of
castaucts aad the light step Of old
Spanish dances outside the windows,
Riverside viii welcome The thou
sands Of arriving travellers with q
greeting saeh rs only Southern Cal
ifornia can give.
Hundreds OF boxes of oranges viii
bo used by Riverside I'M keeping the
welcom2 up q n daily feature for
two months or more during the
HEIGHT Of winter travel The crack
train from tke east arrives here at
an opportune time in the middle Of
til day and Riverside itself, with
lis historic atmosphere of the early
days, and the original orange tree
from which California; S great indus
try sprung still growing, presents
the romantic background which
first suggested the idea of tn daily
welcome to its travellers to the
chamber of commerce.
Especial COS umes were made for
corps Of the pretticst girls in
Riverside who volunteered for the
pleasant daily duty and supplement-
cd by the famous Mission Trouba-
doris, their appearance comes rs -
climax to the trip from the East
which has been received with coun-
try-wido comment.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
JUDGE tONKLiNG
WILL HEAR SAN
DIEGO WATER SUIT
soTUTJoN

Judge VI. W. Conkling Of this city
has been appointed by Governor
Richardson TO heat the suit of tn
city cs Sen DIEGO asains! the cuy
amaea Water c1uiba0Y. TO quiet title
to al} the waters Of the San Diego
river.
gle local iurjst was appoiutad by
tie governor whoI.Judge C.. \. An
dreHs Of SAN DIEGO was declared
Disqualified, as he is 9 citizon Of
t6e ely Of San Biese, plaintiff in
The case Date Tor The trial has not
been set.
san Diego is sceisiaq 10 quiet tile
70 the waters of the Saa Diego riv.
er t.6e- Ihc old Mexican pueblo
asant and rhc sai. will be watched
with interest by the entire southern
section Of the state.
Judge Coukliug is at present in
Laa Angeles, where be las been hold
ing court this wcel, in exchange
with Judge Collier.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
Value OF Farm
Animals Less
In 1924


WASHINGTON, Jan. 3o.,-Thc
total value Of major farm animals
on farms and ranges OF the United
States or January ! was s3.s34.J12.
900, compared with $4.906, 81, 900
on january j, 1924, the department
of agriculture estimated today.
The estimated number of each
group Of animals and their estimat-
ed value for January of this year
and last, respectively, were given
by the department as follows:
Horses, number 1925, 1850, 900;
1924, 18,059,000: value, 1925,
81, l0I24s,000; 1924, 1,l63 3,914,000.
Mules, number, 1925, $4,000;
1924, 5,446,000; value, 1925, $780,
$4,000; 1924, 1851 $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
Gins
Change Hands

Il. i. Rubenstein. president of the
Pacific Cotton and Finance COM
pan9 has announced the purchase by
his company Of the 4tandlin cotton
gins ia @&laa, > and .<awIey, with
possession to be taken March /.
u i. LeYeasen ana Louis Leven-
son, prominent in los Angeles cot
ton circle, are associated with Rub
cnstein n The Pacific Cotton and
Fiaapee company.
BESIDES ginning oots4a, the com
panv lalse$ to finance over 10000
aces ot cotton foe growers Ills
season and viii also have several
hundred acres OF its 0Wn
The TWO G.ns iast purchased are
Praeti @slly new and the equipment
is thoroughly modern throughout.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
Kansas Wheat
Girl Presented
to President

WASHINGTON, Jan. 90 The
"glorified American country girl
was honorcd here.
Miss Nada Watson, II, "the Kan
sas wheat girl who was selected
from all the girls in Kansas for her
beauty and ability around the farm
was presented to President Coolidge
and feted by AZ Kansas in the ma
tional capital last night.
Miss Watson was presented to the
President by the K0nsas delegation
in congress. AS part of the cere,
mony she presented him with a
sack of wheat which President Hard
ing harvested when in Kansas in
1928.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
n They're Not
Going Out of
Style
by United Press Leased Wire

BY United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3d.
The "jazz age" has had no
depressing effect whatever on
6Ge production Of corsets-on
The contrary the number Of fac
torics making them and the total
value OF their output have in
creased. according to the depart
\ I1cnt Of commerce.
Production in 1928 was valued
at 372047,Gt9, an increase OF SO
Per cent ever production in 1921,
while the number of factories
engaged in manufacture jumped
from 173 TO 2t3. More than 16,-
000 persons arc at present en-
gagged n the industry.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
Out
Apprehe nsion
Of Murder Trio


Ciicui"rs offering rewards total
ling $3.50 for the arrest and con
viction Of Jose NJ. Romero, Juan
Vasgacz and Garyipo Mayorga
wanted for the marIer of Quon
Jack Chee at 8rawley on January
10, have been printed by Sheriff
Giilott and are being sent out to
all police officials in the west.
The circulars also contain two
pictures of Romero, who IS believed
to be the leader of the trio. Ro-
nero is also known as Joaquin Mu-
fietta, IS 50 years old, feet 10
riches, dark complexion, and looks
like an Indian.
Nasgucz is described as % years
old, feet 4 inches, light complected
and slightly pox marked.
Mayorga is . years old, ) feet 6
inches, light complicated and bow
legged and is a baker by trade. He
is believed to be with 4 woman
known as Angelina Mayorga, 80
years old, who is described as very
small, aleIder, dark complicated, two
upper front teeth missing and other
teeth-in bad condition.
Any person having information
regarding any of the above quartet
should communicate with Sheriff
Gi!lett or Charles Verge, chief Of
police at Brawley.
IN addition to rewards OF $500
offered by Chinese associations for
the conviction Of the murderers, the
county has authorized the district
attorney TO offer reward Of 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
ance
OF Pianist Us
Battling Enigma
NV rnItea presa Leasea wlee

NEW YORK. Jan. 30. Ethes Ile-
ginska has gone to join those listed
as missing" among New York S
millions.
A woman known to thousands
through hr prominence in 8hc world
of music, she stood on the steps Of
her home in the early evening.
Bareheaded, with striking mop
of shaggy bobbed hair, the pianist
was a not ineonspicnous figure. A
street lamp outlined her slender
form, shiyering IN an evening wrap
against the old fashioned brown
stone stoop.
All about her The city teemed
with life. Elevated trains roared
over head. Vehicles splashed through
the snow sodden street. Then New
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
Marriage Licenses

Kemp : owi.2ki--Louis 4. Kemp,
% years old, native Of Oklahoma.
resident of El CvMtro; Josephine +.
Lowitzki, II years Old, native of
New Mexico. resident Of El Centre.
So.o-Crcsccnrio Torres, %
years cid, native Of Mexico, r13i-
dent Of Brawley; Leonore Soto. IL,
native Of Mexico, rcsider. Of Braw-
ley.
Buchanan Beogor-David \. Blu
ehana, y years old, native Of
Okl>homa, resident of CaleXico
Jessie B2cson, 10. native Of Texas,
resident Of SeeleY.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30

York swallowed up Legihska 50
completely that mosbcareftl search
conducted by friends, detectives
and policemen fof three days has
failed % produce a single tangible
elew.
With its record Of mote than so
persons already reported missing
This month, New York city has pro-
9uced mo more baffling mystery
Twelve hnndred persons q year
disappear in New York, city, Q. ma-
.iorityt Of th,en to return Of. be- To-
GATED by The pqiee; within short
time. qt4 t8t
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
Oregon May Put
Child Labor Up
to Peoples Vote
~ united Press Lcnaca Wire

SALEM, Ore, Jan. 30 Sentiment
III the Oregon legislature today seem
ed 20 hc growing IN favor of refer
ring the entire question Of the child
labor amendment to u popular vote
in the 1926 elections.
Legislators who were formerly
outspokcn In their opposition to the
proposed change in the United
States constitution, admitted that
such an advisory referendum might
be advisable, rs they discussed Il
public hearing held Last night on
the child labor amendment.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
Poultry Expert
to Speak Here
In Near Future

". H. newton, extension spccial.
ist Ia poaitry Of the University Of
California, and formerly in charge
Of The poultry division Of the Uni
vcrsity Of Michigan, will be in I'm
pcrial Valley February 9I3. to
speak at a series OF meetings now
being auan9cd by the farm adj
visor.
Professor Newton, who has been
in the valley before, and is for that
rcason thoroughly familiar with To-
cal conditions, will lecture on the
very important topic of hatch;ng
and care of baby chicks and also on
the feeding Of laying hens. accord
ing TO Farm Advisor Garthwaite,
nothing is more essential for sue
cess in the poultry industry than ia
properly take care Of young chicks,
since the two big items OF expense
in raising poultry are the chicks and
the feed. In order 10 give III farm.
ers in the valley chance 70 hear
Prof. Newton, meetings viii bc held
in a number Of places throughout
the valley.
st. Louis doctor says 80 is the
ideal age for love. Wonder how old
he is) We would qnv aho,a4 4O
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
BELL TRoUsERED II ~
TRIO GET SUSPENDERS

PRINCETON, N. J., Jan. So
Three Princeton students whose
bell trousers excited much
comment from President Cool
idge when they called at the
wnitc house, today received a
present Of one pair of suspend.
ors each, embroidered in college
colors, from a firm manufactu<-
ing suspenders.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30

Minnesota University professor
says education should rule the
world. Good. Then maybe We can
al dress like college boys.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30

NEW U--EANS, Jan. 3O.-C0f-
ton failures closed steady; spots
steady, l0c lower; middGugs 24.00.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30
COTTON MARKETS

EEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Cotton
futures c,os&d steady. Spots quiet;
30 lower; middlings 24.00.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-30

st. Louis doctor says 20 is the
ideal age for love. Wonder how old
he isl We would say about 40.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-05

The Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Weeks will receive at the second
of the Army dances, which will be
held at the New Willard on the
evening of January is. Assisting
in receiving will be Mrs. Robert c..
Davis and Mrs. C. o. Sheriff..
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The Belgian. Ambassador and
Baroness de Cartier were the guests
of honor last night of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex B. Legare, who entertained
thirty guests at dinner at Grasslands.
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now at Fort Benning, Ga. later
they expect to go to the Philippines.
Early next month Mrs. Donaldson
will 90 TO Grenville, $. G., to 'vislt
and will come to Washington for
a visit about February 10 to remain
q week.
g. Bascom SIemp, secretary 70
the President. has had as his guest
his nephew and namesake, Basconl
slenp. SON ,of Mr.. and Mrs. K. L.
SlemT1. who attends military acaa'
envy in Virginia.
Mrs. Charles Lowndes, Mrs. Edgar
Woods, and Mrs. Glennon ClarKe
will be at home wednesday OF TINS
week and Wednesday, January IL
from 4 to s o'clock, in the afternoon
at the Naval Hospital.
Congressman and Mrs. Frank
1Janoilton Funk have been enter
taining a holiday house party o.
Wardman Park Hotel, which II
breaking up this week. Miss flor
ence Funk came from the UnlVer
sitv of Chicago, where she Is
sonhomore. to spend her vacation
and BENJAMIN Franklin Funk, =
senior at Yale, was also here. III
is captain Of the Yale boxing team
and represented the United state'
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Chicago, who have. gone to Palm
Beach for the season.
Miss Helen Cannon, daughter OF
former Speaker of. the House, 10
seph G. Cannon, will arrive here
from their home in Danville, Ill,
about the middle of this month with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Richardson.
Mrs. Samuel J. Henry entertained
at tea yesterday for her daughter,
Miss Adelaide Henry. Presiding at
the tea table were Mrs. Frances
Walker and Mrs. William Mead
Coulling.
Jean Labat and Nine. Labat have
taken an apartment at No. 1921
Sixteenth street. Nine. Labat VIII
be at home informally Friday after
moons this month.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant is ex
| pected to return this week from
Sarasto. Fla, where she spent The
holidays at her winter home, which
is being occupied for this season U9
| her son-in-law and daughter, Prince
and Princess Cantacuzene.
General and Mrs. T. @. Donald
son, who left Washington for For
i Mcintosh, Tex, and vent fron
there to Fort D. A. Russell, az
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-01-05
CHICAGOOPERA
HAS SMART
PATRONAGE
All Society Will Attend
It's Productions
Here

The Chicago Civic Opera Con-,
pany which win be heard here IN
four productions during February,
seams to have lined up nearly all
of the hostesses in town for tnelr
ratroneSses. Heading the list Is
Nine. Riarlo, wife Of the Spanish
ambassador, who by that tins VIII
probably be the dean of the Dtplo-
matte corps, and then comes Lazy
isabella Howard. The Cabinet mem
bers are represented by Mrs. Weeks,
wife of the Secretary Of war; MIS-.
wilbur, wife OF the Secretary OF the
Navy, and Mrs. Hoover, WlIe OF the
Secretary of Commerce.
Among the large number OF
others who arc sponsoring this
oneratic treat are: Mrs. GiIlett, wife
~ the speaker Of the House; Mrs.
Rohert Lansing, Mrs. George =.
Marve. Mrs. John Hays Hammond,
Mrs. Anne Archbold, Mrs. Chandler
p. Anderson, Mrs. Henry Corblni
| Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, Mrs.
Dwight Davis, Mrs. Charles Dewey,
Mrs. Eliot Wadsworth, Mrs. Barry
Mohun, Mrs. Robert Hinckley, the
1 Misses Patten, Mrs. ThOmas B.
Sweeney, Mrs. James w. Wads-
/ worth. Mrs. Norman Williams, Mrs
Horace Westcott, Mrs. Charles B
Howry. Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker
Mrs. Leigh Palmer, Mrs. William
Barrett TSidgeley, Mrs. Willard Sauls
bury, Mrs. George e. Sutherland
Mrs. Lyman Kendall, Mrs HarnpsOr
Gary. Mrs. Mccormick Good hart
Mrs. e.. T. Sanford, Mrs. Harold
Walker. Mrs. Eugene Meyer, a..
Nine. Hauge, Mrs. Frederick DEM
Grant Mrs Borden Hartman, Mrs
Mahlon Pitney, Mrs. Emory Land
Countess GizyclSa, Mrs. TruxtOs
Beale, Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs. w
Harry Brown, Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr
Mrs. John w. Davidge, Mrs. Wal
ter Dcnegre, Mrs. Hayne Ellis ant
Mrs. Ridley Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. James f.. Hooker, o
schenectady, N. T., have announces
! the engagement Of their daughte
Abby to Henry A. Willard, I'd, sol
) Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry kellogg
willard. Mr.. Willard is grandson
: Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry a
CONTINUED on Page 81
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In the boxing contests at the
Olympic games last summer. An
other holiday visitor was Mrs.
Funlx's son, Edward Bedell Morris,
who is preparing at Tabor Academy,
Cape Cod, Mass. to enter An
napolis.
CALHOUNS GIVE TEA
TO VIEW PORTRAIT.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Calhoun, who
have recently returned from
Charleston, S. c.. where they spent
the holidays, entertained at tea yes
terday afternoon. in their home on
New Hampshire avenue, when theil
guests were invited to view the por
trait of Lord Garioch, only son o.
the Earl Of Mar, a kinsman OF Mrs
Calhoun, painted by Hal Hurst, th'
English artist. This portrait wal
presented to Mrs. Calhoun last sum
rner during a visit to Lord Garioch
The tea yesterday served as TN
nucleus OF q Highland club for tn
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Public Helath Service and their
wives. who have been asked 10
meet the Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury and Mrs. Eliot Waus-
worth. val,
Mrs. Cumming will not be at nome
This afternoon, but will receive the
remaining; Mondays in this m0ntn.
Mrs. Cumming went to New YORK
to saw goodbye to her son, hugh ..
Cumming. ir., who sailed on Satur-
dav on board the America 1of
London, where he will De 1or
month, after which he VIII go 70
Bombay, India. He is representa-
tive Of the International Banking
Corporation.
NANOS HOSTS TO DUKE AND
DTTCHEsS OF SUTHERLAND.
The Duke and Duchess OF Suther.
land and Mrs. Dudley WARD o.
England spent the weekend IN
washington as the guests OF the
Charge d'Affaires OF Rumanla ana
Nine. Nano and left this morninS
for Florida where they VIII ne TO-
and other sports of the southern
state. Later they will go to- Cuba.
x 4 T.
The Counselor Of the : British
EMBASSY and Mrs. Henry Getty
Chiffon will be hosts to small
company at dinner this evening.
- 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Breckenridge Long
will be hosts to a large company
at dinner this evening.
Congressman and Mrs. Thomas A.
Doyle, Of Chicago, have arrived al
the Hotel Hamilton for an In
definite stay.
Mrs. George Sutherland, wife Of
Justice Sutherland, is receiving In
her apartment at 2O29 Connecticut
avenue this afternoon from 4 to.
o'clock. She is assisted by Mrs
Wilbur J. Carr, Mrs. Claude Swan
SON. Mrs. Eliot Wordsworth, Mrs
Frank w. Monden and Mrs. E
Sutherland Elmore.
| = =
NINE. GROUITCH is GUEST
OF WOMEN'S PRESS CLUB.
Mime. Grouitch, wife Of the former
minister of the Serbs, Croats ant
SIoyenes. who is visiting Mrs
stephen B. EIlins, will be the CUES
of honor at the luncheon OF tn
Women's National Club, today.
| y \ y
Mrs. Sanford, wife OF Justice Ed
ward Terry Sanford, is receivin:
this afternoon from 4 until 6 o'clocl
at her home, 2O29 Connecticut ave
nue.. She Is assisted by Mrs
Grosvenor Backus and Mrs. Chaun
/ cav Parker
/ Mrs. E. w. Cole, OF Nashville
Tenn. who is making an extenae'
visit at the New willard, will enter
tain at dinner there tonight pre-
ceding the Arts Club ball.
y \
Charles Porterfield Light, jr., VIII
has been spending the holida
; season with his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles p. Light, at tn
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SOCIETY GOES
.A.SLEIGHING.

SVC1EII OV1AO
A.SLEIGHING.
Among the members OF society
who substituted sleighing for their
,sllaI horseback riding over the
veek. end were Mrs. Pitney and hes
children, Tommy" Letter, who took
out q party of young people; Mrs.
7. Maury Dove, Jr, who was &C.
connuanied by her daughter, Pris-
ella, and sandy" Liggett. Inese
ieet their saddles hanging in their
..oz,l-s ~ the Riding and Hunt Club
ana nut their horses to sleighs in
stead.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett will enter.
+.i., At dinner on Friday evening
nreceding the meeting of the Friday
evening dancing class. She VIII pc
hosteas at luncheon on "Wednesday
Following the Mrs. Lawrence Town
sends morning musicale at Raus-
cher's.
Mrs. Eli Bamford Smith gave
taa Yesterday afternoon for her
..;a.a Miss Virginia Hereford,
,.,hose marriage to Lieutenant
CHARLES Edward Hart, viii take
niaca Wednesday. Mrs. Smith and
| 1isa Hereford received and those
Who alternately presided at the tea
tahIa were Miss Ethelbert kemon,
ester of the hostess: Mrs. James
w Hart. mother Of Lieutenant
Hart: Mrs. William Boyle, MRS.
/ ca n,1,el J. Prescott and Mrs. CLAUDE
81 bennett. They were assisted ~
+ta dining room by Miss Moreno
T,,st;ca Miss Margaret Hensey
ME- Martha Boyle, Miss AUDREY
IIarron and Mrs. Reginald k1nara
Mise Mary A. Beadle, daughter 9
Mr. and Mrs. Edward +. Beadle
entertained at tea yesterday AFTER
ncon in honor Of Senorita Eiss
9anes. daughter Of Charge dAL
foiraa Of Venezuela and Sonora q
. V Vanes and Miss Virginia Beadie
LI5anol1ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ?.
Raadle. of Hollywood. Cal. MIS-
Dead1e was the weekend guest
Mr. and Mrs. E. f.. Beadle.
} Mrs. Jesse w. Nicholson WI
/ I entertain at tea tomorrow In ne
] home in Chevy Chase in honor Q
Mrs, Edwin A. Merritt. ThoSe as
I aiating will be Mrs. Pat Harrison
4 Mrs. William H. King, Mrs. LuLne
r Johnson,. Mrs. Thomas ConnaIly an
Il Mrs. David Kinch0lOe.
The Club OF Colonial Danes
8 entertaining this afternoon IN mono
! az Mrs. Grace i. Holder, OF Au'
|. tralia, and Mrs. Edith Holtzcla'
!. Gawler, OF this CRY.
: Mrs. Holder will lecture on Aui
! tralia and Mrs. Gawler VIII sing.
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NEW ENJOYS
WILL BRING
FAMILIES
All Will Be Accompanied
By Wives and.
Children

JUDGING from present reports,
the diplomatic Corps in Wash
o inRton will receive during Feb
ruary at least three new ambassa-
doris and their families. Perhaps an
suspicious month-this month OF
valentines.
Foremost in interest will probably
n Emile Daeschner, the successor
10 the French ambassador, as the
latter has been stationed so long In
Washington and has become so
much beloved that any one VINO
takes his place viii be given Keen
scrutiny. With him will come Mme'
Daeschner and their two debutante
daughters. The latter viii be sort
of novelty at the French embassy
which has had no children or very
young people since the days When
NJ. and Nine. Jusserand could III
that role.
William r. Castle, jr., Of the
State Department, who was In
France for a few, weeks in the
autumn. gives somewhat graphic
description OF Nine. Daescnner
when he says that Gin appearance
and manner she Is very like Mrs.
Hughes. wife Of the Secretary OF
state From this one doesn't have
to use much imagination to get an
idea Of the atmosphere that VIII
prevail at the French embassy. II
seems. too, that If Nine. Daeschner
Is very like" Mrs. Hughes, she
must be somewhat like Nine
Jusserand.
The Japanese ambassador, Nobuko
Mafsudaifa, will bring with him q
charming family, consisting or NINE
Matsudaira and several children.
The following dispatch from Tokyo
gives an interesting sideight on this
little Japanese lady:
Mime. Matsudaira is looking for
ward eagerly to her stay in WASH
ington.
Still under forty she is one Of
the most popular hostesses in Tokyo
and will undoubtedly be well Hket
In Washington diplomatic circles.
Nine. Matsudaira, who was on
Of the court ladies', is 4 sister O.
Princess Itsuko Nashimoto, ant
fourth daughter OF the late Marquis
Nabesh.rna, former lord Of the Sag
clan. In her court days she wa
attached to the late Empress Dow
ager ShUlxen Kotalso. The presen
Emperor was at that time crow
pr1ncos fssz
She and her husband, while h
was vice minister Of foreign affairs
were obliged to- occupy q compare
lively small house in Tokyo afte
the earthquake, and the beautiful
official residence Of the vice minis
tar was given over to the foreig1
minister, Baron Shidehara, who's
official residence was badly dan
aged.
IT was in England for some tim
withemyl husband" said Nine. Ma
sudaira lreeently to a friend, an
I also accompanied him to Pekin:
I look forward TO going to Wasl
Ington. We win take all the faml.
except my eldest son, Ichiro. who
preparing for his entrance exanin'
tons to the First Higher School {
Toxic. want him to have a Japal
csc education. After that will
time enough for his Western ed
cation. .---.-