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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-01

Mrs. Keith Sawtelle of Winthrop.
who has been the guest for a few
days of Miss Christine Hanson, re-
turned to her home Tuesday.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Miss Heron Honored
As Prospective Bride

A number of entertainments have
been given in honor of Miss Mabel
Audrey Heron. daughter of Col. and
Mrs. Leroy Whitley Heron. whose
marriage to Mr.. Rembrandt Peale
Lane will take place Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock in st Stephen s
Episcopal Church. Miss Moreno Jus
tiCe entertained at a charmingly ar
ranged bridge tea yesterday after
noon in compliment to the bride-elect.
ton. Mrs. Minnie Lane, mother of the
hridegroom-elect; Mrs. William Ham
ilton Knox, Mrs. George MINER Hos
teller. Mrs. Vincent Monahan. Miss
Margaret Hensey, Miss Martha Boyle,
Mrs. George Malett-Prevost, Miss Vir-
ginia Heron. Mrs. Charles Edward
Hart. Mrs. William Fl. Hotel, Mrs.
Augustus Hines. Miss Mildred
Hoover, Mrs. Warren Birge, Miss Alice
Cooke, Miss Leah De Molle. Miss
Evelyn Butler of San Francisco, Calf;
Miss Elizabeth Duffey. Mrs. A n.
Finney, Mrs. Roy c. Towes. Miss
Amelia Lee of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Bur.
ton A Ford. Mrs. Paul Hylant and
Mrs Treble Marmion. Mrs. Leroy
Heron, mother Of the bride, pre-
sided at the tea table.
Col. and Mrs. Heron entertained
the wedding party at an informal tea
Yesterday afternoon, and last evening
the bridegroom entertained the we'd
ding party with a supper at the Co
lumbta Country Club.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Ohio Girls Club Opens
Season With a Dance

The Ohio Girls Club of Washington
opened their Fall and Winter season
last evening with a dance at the Den
lee There was a goodly attendance
and the opening night was a forerun
ner of what promises to be the biggest
and best season in the history OF the
organization.
The clubs program for the Winter
has been completed, and every two
weeks on Saturday night they will
have a dance at the Denlee, 1917 K
street northwest, for the club mem
bers and their friends. Interspersed
will be special dances for Halloween.
Thanksgiving, New Year and other
holidays, when unique programs will
be given to suit the occasion. The
chairmen of the bridge. bowling. music
and reception committees are all en-
Enthusiastically planning to improve
their part of the work of the club.
Several receptions for ladies' from
Ohio in official life have been planned
to be held during the Winter social
season.
Many Ohio girls came to Washing
ton during the late war and, being
strangers in a city 500 miles from
home, the need of a social organiza e
ton was apparent. Mrs. Benjamin F.
Welty, wife of the then Representa-
tive Welty Of Lima, Ohio, sought TO
organize these lonesome strangers.
This was in 1917, with charter mem
berShip of less than 25. This has
grown to about $50.
Their purpose is to provide whole
some entertainment to all OhiOans and
their friends, to promote the general
welfare of all Ohio girls and spread
sunshine and happiness to the sick
especially the permanently disabled
Ohio boys in the hospitals around
Washington.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess
Welded 25 Years

More than 200 relatives and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burgess
motored to the Burgess home on
Riggs road September 4 to celebrate
the twenty-fifth anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Burgess wedding. Mrs. Bur.
CESS received the guests. wearing a
gown of shell pink charmeuse. She
carried pink roses, her only ornament
being pearls presented by Mr.. Bur.
CESS. Miss Dorah Augermann, who
had been maid Of honor at the wed.
ding, wore pink crepe de chine and
carried an arm bouquet Of gladioli
Miss Frances Knowlton assisted In
receiving the guests. Miss knowlton
wore gold chiffon cloth with corsage
bouquet of red rosebuds.
Mr.. Burgess was attended by his
best man of % years ago, Mr.. Dorsey
Miller. Mrs. NJ. w. Knowlton pre-.
sided at the punch bowl. The bride S
mother, Mrs. A. A. Fowler. and Mrs.
Frank Fowler. Mrs. ]. S. Connor and
Mrs Ethel Roberts. sisters of the
bride, served the brides cake and re-
freshments. Music was furnished by
Mrs. James Leaman. Guests included:
Mr.. George Burgess, j. Enos Ray and
Mrs. Ray. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ray,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ager, Mr.. and
Charles Souder, Mr.. and Mrs. Boles,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Schwartz. Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Mattingly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Spencer. Miss Ellen
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. G.. Hardebeck, Mrs. Fred Daw.
Miss Helen Daw. the Misses Schwartz.
Miss Barrett, Miss Terry, Miss Mar
garet Collins. Miss Geneva Connor,
Miss Krauss, Mr.. r. A. Mills, Mr..
Charles Robey. Mr.. Tommy Joy. Mr..
lack Busby, Mr.. Burgess Fowler. Mr..
Latimore Fowler and Mr.. Robert
Doyle.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Siam $ New Envoy Will
Present Credentials
Soon at White House
Lieut.. Gen. Phya Vichtir
Vijitavongs Is Sixth Rep
resentative of His Coun-
try in Washington.

Lieut.. Gen. Phya Vijitavongs. who
during the early part Of this week
will present his credentials as the
sixth envoy sent from Siam to Wash
ington, has made the longest journey
to reach his post of any Of the 54
foreign representatives accredited to
this Capital. The minister-designate
began his voyage across the world
from Bangkok on July 25, going by
way Of Singapore, thence to the Gulf
of Alden, to the Red Sea and through
the Suez Canal, until he landed in
Marseilles when August was almost
over. He tarried a few days in Paris
and then proceeded to London, where
he also stayed a few days. and these
were the only breaks in his journey.
Sailing from Liverpool on the Adriatic,
he landed in New York September q,
and after day Of rest came to Wash
ington. He was SIS days en- route
from Bangkok, capital of Siam. which
is Gen. Vijitavongs' home and which
lies away exactly half the circum-
ference of the globe. whether the
travellers goes east or west from the
Capital of the United States.
1t is because Of this tremendous
journey that Nine. Vijitavongs could
not accompany her husband, but 1t
is her intention to come to Washing.
ton later, when the home in Bangkok
shall have been closed and left in
condition for a long absence and the
country estate placed in proper hands.
There are younger children than those
who accompanied the minister and q
Winter in Washington was not
deemed advisable. OF the three who
are now in this country, the Oldest
son, Camron, who Is about II, has
been in the United States almost three
years attending various schools in
preparation for entering West Point.
This favor was granted the minister's q
son and chum Of his, a member of
one Of Bangkok's distinguished
families, by a special act Of Congress
boys were received in the Military
Academy in July and have begun
their martial training in earnest. The
young daughter. Miss Kamala
Vijitavongs, and her brother,
Keungdji, were the fathers travelling
companions, and they enjoyed the
Journey immensely, but they are glad
to have a permanent abiding place at
last. They are IA and IL years of
age, respectively, and will be placed
in a private school, when the minister
has time to take hold Of the problem
of selecting one. Both speak French
very well and the girl knows English
in the book way, and they are
anxiously awaiting the beginning of
their scholastic experiences.
Lieut.. Gen. Vijitavongs was for
many years the chief of staff in the
Siamese army, and he was prepared
for his martial duties in the Royal
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Engagements to Wed
Listed IN Calendar
OF Capital Society
Bethrothals Announced, d ,
Forerunner of Nuptia |
Ceremonies Scheduled for
Autumn M Months an d
Later.

Mrs. James Wiley announces the
enra cement of her sister, Mrs. Myrtle
Dalton. and Lieut.. Col Eugene Z.
Heron of New York and Washington.
The marriage will take place in the
early Autumn.
Mrs. Dalton, who has made her
home the past year with Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Wiley, has but recently
returned from an extensive European
trim. visiting the Netherlands, Bel
eium, Germany, Switzerland, 1taly,
France and England.
Mrs. Boyd Taylor announces the
enea cement Of her daughter Lucy
Bradbury to Mr.. Thorvald FREDERICK
Hammer Of Branford, Conn. MISS
Taylor Is the daughter of the late
Mai. Boyd Taylor. She graduated
from Smith College with the class OF
1926. Mr.. Hammer is the son OF MT.
and Mrs. Alfred E. Hammer and was
a member of the Yale Shefheid Sclen.
tiflc School. He served In the NaVai
Aviation Corps during the war.
The wedding will take place In
March
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Duncan
announce the engagement Of their
daughter Katherine Gertrude TO Mr'
Theodore Brett Bogley, son of MRS
Elizabeth r. Bogley and the iate
Samuel H. Bogley. The wedding
date Is set for October 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reese Bowdre
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Mary Whitelaw to Lieut..
Robert Hebersham Elliott. Engineer
Corps, U. S. A, the wedding to take
place in December. Miss Bowdre at
tended Gunston Hall School, and
Lieut.. Elliott, a graduate of West
Point, is now stationed there.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Landry of 1924
Thirteenth street northeast, Brook
land. D. c., announces the engage
ment of her daughter Marguerite
Ethel to Mr.. John Matthew CAM
alier of this city. The wedding will
take place early this month.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
First Tea of Season
For University Women

Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens. chatrma n
Of the program committee of the
American Association Of University
Women, announces that the first tea
Of this season Will be held at the
clubhouse tomorrow afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock Mrs. ]. ]. O'Connor, the new
ly elected president Of the club, Will be
the hostess. DR.. Lois Meek. education.
al secretary of the national association,
will speak on International Contacts
at Amsterdam" DR.. Meek spent the
Summer in Europe, and attended the
international Conference of University
Women e trAmeterdAm.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Italian AmbassadOrAbse
From Capital Lending Aid
To Nations War Veterans
With Nobi de Martino Envoy Attended Benefit
Entertainment in New York-Special
Notes of DIPLOMAT World

The Minister of Panama. Senor DIR.
Don Ricardo j. Alfaro had small
company at lunch with him at tha
Mayflower Hotel yesterday.
The Minister of Greece and Nine.
Simopoulos are expected to return
tomorrow from Nonquitr. Mass,
mer season.
The Minister of Sweden and Mime,
Bostrom will arrive in New York
tomorrow or Tuesday and will prob
ably come to Washington the middle
of the week.
The former Minister of Egypt and
Nine Samy and their children will
go to New York today and will sail
Wednesday for Europe. on their way
TO their home in Egypt.
The Minister and Nine. Samy had
small company lunching infOrneliy
with them Friday afternoon.
The charge d'affaires of Great
Britain. Mr.. Henry Getty Chiffon.
will be Joined next week by Mrs Chli
ton, who sailed yesterday aboard the
BerenGaria. Mrs. Chiffon and her
father, former United States Am
bassador to Japan. Mr.. Thomas J
O'Brien, were to have sailed fort
night ago with Mr.. Chiffon, but the
sudden illness of Mr.. O'Brien the day
before the sailing prevented.
The military attaChe of the BRITISH
embassy and Mrs. Charlton arrived
Thursday from Manchester. Mass.
and are again in their house on
Sunderland place.
The naval attache of the Italian
embassy. Comdr. Alberto Lats. Will go
to New York the middle OF the week
to meet Signora Lais. who is expected
to arrive Thursday.
The first secretary of the Brazilian
embassy. Mr.. Paulo Coelho de Al
media, who has occupied an apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel
since his arrival in Washington last
Spring, has taken possession of the
house at 2017 Massachusetts avenue
which he has leased. He will be Joined
by Nine. de Almeida about the latter
part of October.
Mr.. Andrei Popovici. attache Of the
Rumanian legation, has again taken
an apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel, where he has made his home
for the past two years.
The new Australian commissioner.
Sir Hugh Denison, will arrive in this
country November 1. He succeeds
Sir James Elder, who has returned to
Australia.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

HE Ambassador of Italy and
Nobil de MARITIME will return
to Washington the first part
L of the week from New York.
They attended the benefit
dance given last evening under the
auspices of the Emanuele III. War
Veterans Foundation, of which the
Ambassador is honorary president.
The proceeds of the dance will be
used for the aid of Italian veterans
and war orphans in this country.
Nobil de Martino is honorary chair
man Of the patroneSses' committee.
The Ambassador of Germany, Baron
Nathan, is expected to return to this
country October 90. after spending
some weeks at his home in Germany.
Baroness Nathan will remain abroad
for a longer period.
The Ambassador of Brazil. Senior
S. Gurgel do Amaral, will return to
Washington this week, after spending
the greater part of the Summer in
New England.
The newly appointed Ambassador of
Spain. Senior Don Alexandra Padillo,
and Sonora de Padillo and their
youngest daughter came to Nashlng-
ton yesterday from New York. and
are at the Wardman Park Hotel,
where they have taken suite. They
will remain at the hotel until dec1d
ing on a permanent embassy. The
house at 1920 Sixteenth street, occu-
pied so many years by the former
Ami assador and Nine. de Riano, Is
under consideration. MeanWhlle
Wardman Park Hotel Is most con
venient headquarters. as majority
of the embassy staff now make II
their home. The counselor or the
embassy, Senior Eduardo G. Comm
and Sonora de Comm. are established
at the hotel, as are Maj. Victoriano
Casajus, military attache: SenOr dor
Pedro de Soto, attache, and Senior dor
Fernando Silvela, attache, While Sc
nor don Mariana de Amoedo has an
anartment at the Wardman Park
Annex.
The Minister of Norway and Nine
| Rryn will be hosts to small com
pany at luncheon today at the carr
| ton Hotel.
The Minister of Switzerland. Mr.
| Marc Peter, will return to Wasnlng
| ton tomorrow from New York, where
he ACCOMPANIED Nine. Peter ana hef
niece. Mile. Pfaeff1i, who sailed yes
| terday aboard the De Grasse for Ge
| neya' Nine. Peter will return tt
| washington in November. Mlle
Pfaeff1i, who has made many frlendS
during her stay with her uncle ano
aunt, will not return to washington
with Nine. Peter.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Double Shower Honors
Miss Blanche Wilson

bart street was the scene Of a double
shower Friday evening in honor Of
Miss Blanche Wilson, whose marriage
to Mr.. Robert Wetmore James will
take place October 8 at the National
Baptist Memorial Church, and Mrs.
James f. Boland, a bride of late Au-
gust. The company included Mrs.
Cove G. Johnson, Miss Marjorie Gra-
ham, Miss Mignon Davis. Mrs. Gilbert
Leake, Mrs. Clarence Eichner, Miss
Ruth Holmes, Miss Knoxie Crump.
Miss Kathleen Jones, Miss Corinne
Tucker, Miss Jean Beatty and Mrs.
Carroll Burke.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

Military Academy for infantry anu
cavalry at Sandhurst, England ne
10 at present aide de camp 10 the
King and had held close relation
to the late king. In company WIN
the deceased ruler he went 10
england in 1892 and was with MS
rovaI companion received by the
Rr;tish authorities with high honors
and matriculated in the caVairy
school Unlike the American method
of educating candidates for mill
itarv career in one establishment
C1.at Britain divides the infantry ana
cavalry branches from the artli!ery
and the engineering. After complet-
ing the course. both cadets were a.
signed to military posts. the MINIS
ter having been placed with the Duo-
lin Fusiliers with which ne served
for several years. with the prince
no then entered Christ Church COL
iega IN oxford. where they spent the
next four years.
Tho minister passed through the
uaraJ grades in the Siamese army
ana finally reached the head OF the
armv defense. He has never seen
actual warfare, however, for during
the World War in which many Volun-
teered he was in charge of the en-
tire national military establishment
at Bangkok. This assignment TO
washington is Gen. Vijitavongs' first
diplomatic mission. though in 1917
he acted on a board of arbitration TO
determine a. boundary controversy
hetween Siam and Great Britain. and
he has held one civil post. that OF
governor Of the province OF Puket
AS commander of the Siameso army
the minister accompanied the late
king on his extended European trip
I'm 1907. He has never been In this
country except to pass through dur
ing his school days when he was per-
mitted an occasional visit home.
siam established diplomatic relations
with the United States in the com
plete sense of sending a full-fedged
minister in 1901 and in the train OF
this first envoy from this far-of
country was Mr.. Edward Lotus.
who remains one of the important
members of the staff. Mr.. Lotus
holds the record for the longest con-
tinual service In washington of any
of its diplomats now resident. He
will soon round out a quarter of a
century of uninterrupted service,
Mr.. and Mrs. LOTUS are Of English
birth but their rs years in Washing
ton have made them in all essentials
American. Their second son Ed
ward is a student in the University
of Virginia.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Columbian Women, GNU,
To Give Tea Tuesday

Nrs Henry Gratten Doyle, presi-
don't Of the Columbian Women OF
George washington University, an
nounces that the activities of the
orea nization for the current year Will
begin with a tea Tuesday afternoon:
from to o'clock, in the trustees
room.> at Corcoran Hail. G. W. u'' at
which the officers of the club will act
as hostesses. ~, Ill .,,o
At o'clock Mrs. Doyle will call the
Gathering to order, and the first meet
Ing of the Fall season will be heid
Tbe feature of the meeting will be the
raadine of the history of the organi-
zation for the year 1925-26 by MISS
RUBY Nevins, historian.
Mrs. Doyle will outline plans Tor the
coming year. and some important re-
norts will be given.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Dawson
Fifty Years Married

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Dawson held
a reception recently in celebration of
their gold wedding anniversary. Mr..
and Mrs. Dawson are both natives of
Virginia, but have lived in Washing
ton for several years. Mrs. Dawson
was formerly Miss Myrtle A. Cockrel.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin A.
Cockrell, also Of Virginia. Among those
at the reception, which was given In
the Dawson home at S13 Crittenden
street, were their four children, nine
grandchildren and their great-grand-
son, little Hugh Lindsay Dawson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Dawson OF
Occoquan. Va. The decorations were
Of yellow asters. chrysanthemums
and marigold. and the wedding cake
was cut by the bride of so years ago.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Lady Astor Recent Guest
OfSec'y y and Mrs. Kellogg
Former Will Shortly Sail for Home in England
Personal Notes of Cabinet and
Congress Circles.

"HE Secretary of State and Mrs.
Kellogg had as their guest for
a few days last week Lady
i Astor, who will go to New
York today and sail shortly
for her home in England. Yester-
day afternoon the Secretary and Lady
Astor playeds golf.
Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, wife of the
Secretary of War, is in Paris. where
she went with her daughter, Miss
Alice Davis, who will remain in
France in school for the Winter.
Mrs. Wilbur, wife of the Secretary
of the Navy. will go to Philadelphia
Saturday to remain over the week end.
The Attorney General, Mr.. Sargent.
will return tomorrow from a short
stay in Kansas City. where he ad-
dressed the convention of the Mis-
souri, State Bar Association.
Mr. Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fiske
Stone are again in their apartment
at 24O0 Sixteenth street for the-Wln
Evening star., 1926-10-03
All Souls Church
Women Plan Rallv

The Women's Alliance of All Souls
Church will have their annual rally
luncheon, Friday. October 8. at 1
o'clock p.m., in Pierce Hall. Fifteenth
and Harvard streets. Mrs. 3. E. Smith
will be toastmistress, and addresses
will be made by Mrs. William II.
Scudder. Mrs. Howard Hosmer, Miss
Katherine Newton, Mrs. j. M. Aid
rich, Mrs. w. K. Maxon and Mrs.
John L. Hyde. An informal recep-
ton, at 1890 o'clock, in Emerson as
sembly, will precede the luncheon
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Halloween Barn Dance
To Benefit Noel House

A Halloween barn dance for the
benefit of Noel House is being ar
ranged by the board of lady man
ayers. and Will be held Saturday eve.
ming, October so. Those In charge OF
the dance include Mrs. Herbert How
ard, Mrs. Newbold Noyes, Mrs. Paul
H. Bastedo. Miss Rebecca Wellington
and Miss Katharine Wylie.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Persia to Dedicate
Sesaui Building

Invitations have been received IN
washington from the commissioner
eeneraI of the Persian government to
the ass sesquicentennial international Ex- l;S
nos nos,tion. Mr.. sayed Hassan Taqiza'
deh. for the Official dedication OF the
pers,a % Building, exposition grounds,
Edgewater Lake, Philadelphia; on
Wednesday from $50 to 6 o'clock. A
Persian buffet supper will be served
after the dedication.
The charge daffaires of Persia ana
Nine. Kazemi will go to Phllaoelphia
to attend the opening.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Capital Buds to Make
Their Bows to Society

Miss Georgiana Joyes, daughter of
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John w. Joyes,
will he presented to society at a tea
dance December o7 at the Officers
Club at Washington Barracks. Miss
Joyes will motor to West Point for the
Syracuse foot ball game October Is,
remaining over the week end
Maj. and Mrs. Edward A. Keys will
present their daughter, Miss Florence
Keys. to society at a dinner dance at
the Mayfiower Hotel December "a
Miss Keys was graduated from the
Holton-Arms School last Spring, and
is now a student at Smith College
After taking part in the holiday fes.
tivities Miss Keys will resume her
studies
Evening star., 1926-10-03

ter and have with them over Sunday
this son, Mr.. Lauson Stone. who Is a
student in the law school at Columbia
University.
Representative Fred A. Britten will
leave today for his home in Chicago,
to remain until the first Of Decem-
Der. Mrs Britten, who returned with
him 10 days ago from Europe, will
join him in Chicago next week. to
stay until after the Army and Navy
game, November q.
Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Leland Harrison are back from
Beverly, Mass, where Mrs. Harrison
and their baby occupied a cottage for
the season.
Assistant Secretary oA the Navy
Col. Theodore Douglas Robinson is
on Long Island for the week end.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy for
Aviation. Mr.. Warner will come back
Tuesday morning from Boston, where
(Continued- on Sixth Page.)
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Resume Reception Date
At Washington Barracks

Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Hanson Ely and
the officers and ladies of Washington
Barracks will resume their custom OF
receiving the first Sunday afternoon
Of each month after 4 o'clock, and
win be at home this afternoon for the
first time.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Columbia Chapter, O. E. S..
Sponsors Gard Party

Arrangements are almost complete
for the card party and dance to be
given by Columbia Chapter, No. IS.
o. E. s., at Wardman Park Inn the
evening of October 13. Mrs. Mildred
Fl Moffett is chairman of the COM
rnfttee in chxSge, assisted by Mrs.
,DmtaCopN
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Pre-Nuptial Luncheon
For Wednesday Bride

A luncheon was given yesterday
for Miss Bertha Gilbreath by a num-
ber of her friends. at the Plaza
Shoppe, in honor of her. approaching
marriage to Mr.. Walter Henry Jeagsr.
In Epiphany Church, October 6.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
D. A. R. Chapter Plans
8th Continental Ball

The Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter
"A r. of which Mrs. Frank Nor
rison is regent. will hold its eighth
Continental ball Tuesday evening. No
vember is, at the L'Aiglon CLUB,
Eighteenth street and Columbia roao.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Mr.. and Mrs. Small
To Honor Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs I. Small will be at
home at SIS Upshur street Sunday
afternoon, October 10. in honor Of the
marriage of their daughter. lillian, To
Mr. Irving A. LichtenhexEs
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Miss Alice B. Harvey
To Give Studio Tea

Miss Alice Bryant Harvey will give
a studio tea this afternoon at 5527
Thtrty-ninth sereet northwest, Chevy
chase. D. c., when music and musi-
clans will lend particular interest.