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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-06

Robertson, financier; Ruth B.
Owen. citizen of Miami; E. G.
Sewell, President of the Miami
Chamber of Commerce; Thomas
paIcoast. leading citizen of Miami
Beach; and Frank h. Shuttle. pub
fisher and attorney They also
constitute its first Board of Re
gents. The curriculum will be
comprehensive and of the highest
order
A Center of Culture
With the realization of the long
cherished dream of a great open
air university. the citizens OF
Miami and Coral Gables have ad.
vanced far toward their ambition
to establish there one Of the great
est cultural centers in the world.
Already much has been done by
the unique and colossal undertake
ing of building complete city on
one unified architectural plan.
Coral Gables. the new commu-
nifty which has risen like a magic
city to the north, west, and south
Of the university, has been de-
signed entirely by artists and emil
nent architects in accordance with
/ general plan adapted from the
distinctive Mediterranean type.
Thus the ancient Mediterranean
system of outdoor schooling is
coming into it's own again amid
scenes which reflect with beauty
and fidelity the surroundings in
which it originated.
Present indications point to an
attendance at the university drawn
! from every part of the United
| States. and from all the Central
and South American republics, to
which the accessibility, climate
and surroundings will make a
strong appeal. Students coming
there will find an art Institute, and
splendid!y equipped Conservatory
/ of Music, in which the finest in
] struction may be had, while al.
ready colony of artists, musicians
and literary folk has sprung up in
The vicinity. In addition, a ST.
/ 100000 hospital, designed by IA
nous architect, is only one OF
many features which will combine
i to make this u center OF scientific
and medical achievement.
Watched by the World
/ And so, with every advantage
that nature and Man can provide,
| the university Of the sun begins its
career Educators throughout the
world will watch with interest the
progress of this enlightened enter
prise. which aims to restore to the
science Of teaching something OF
that old simplicity and sympathetic
/ communion with the forces of ma
! ture which is well-nigh lost. And
! perhaps, in those shady groves OF
palm and pine where. wise and
| learned men will speak to youth.
the spirits Of Plato and the mighty
Greeks will wander, content to lin
ger there in beauty and the
warmth, at home with truth, and
tranquil in repose.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-06
4EzzassaS The UNIVERSITY OF TIE =. g
Americas First Open Air College Started
With $15,OOO,OO0 Fund in Tropic
Paradise.

z71HERE America touches the tropics where and
wv sky and sea combine to produce land Of eternal
lE7 June, there is arising great and unique air
4AEY university, capable OF accommodating five thousand
students who will their education in the heattul
close intellectual communion with earth and
light, and the winds of heaven.
Eighty miles north of the Tropc of Cancer in chosen
spot Miami the Florida coast aboundng in all the
riches of Nature ground broken recently for this mighty
institution of learning which will restore to education the
pristine simplicity and penetratve insight which character
lied the mental training of the early Greeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-06
Morganatic Wife
Seeks $4,000
Balm of Prince
ny United Press Leased Wire

PARIS, Mar. 6.-Mme. Zizi Lam
brino, Morganatic wife of former
Crown Prince Carol of Rumania un-
til their marriage was annulled in
1919, has served legal papers on
Carol demanding $4,000 damages
for the ''prcjudice caused by the
annulmcnt of our marriage
In addition, Nine. Lambrino de-
mands subsidies sufficient to permit
her to raise her SOP, Mircea, ''as a
son of royal blood should be rails
cd.''
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-06

t II e construc-
tiOn of Il beau
tiful admins
tration b u i | d :
ing, c o 5 t i Il &
one million dol
lars, which has
been given as
4 memorial TO
K ev Solomon
G.. Merrick by
his son, George
Edgar ,Ierrick,
principal p a :
tron OF the uni
V e r s t y and
proprietor O i
Cor al Gables.
To Mr.. VI e + =
rick : further
generosity i 5
owing the land
uDon which the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-06
THREE DIE AS HOME BURNS

PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa, March Is
Mrs. Nincento Santini and her two
children were buried to death when
fire destroyed the Santini home at
Warsaw, near here. The fire broke
out while Santin was at work in
Sycamore. Three of the children
were saved. The fire was believed
to have originated from an over
heated stove.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-06

deme, and Aristotle discoursed in
the Lyeean grove, while thousands
sat in the shade OF the olive trees
and listened.
For centuries this supremacy
endured. to go down at last before
the younger. more viri!e civillza-
ton of Rome. But even in defeat
il conquered. is intellectual ira
dition moulded and permeated the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-06

Roman civilization. even as tffp
Roman legiuu5 over-ran the smil-
ing plains and tempted groves
where once it fiourished.
Culture Moves Indoors
Thus Greece'S great cultural
heritage was preserved to the
world. TO be carried on by many
races and nations through the cen
turtles. Bat as the tide OF civiliza-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-06
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Sunday with
moderate temperature.
Southern California: Fair tonight
and Sunday but With some cloudi-
ness; moderate temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-06

LOS ANGELES-The Hollywood
Athletic club will attempt to furnish
the University of Southern Califor-
mia tracksters some oposition at the
Coliseum here today. The Trojan
squad looks to be the best on the
coast, with several potential rec
ord breakers in thier fold.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-06

Schoonovcr, all of the college of ag-
riculturc of the University of Cali
fornia. The needing of advice of
these experts should 20 far toward
preventing or rcJucin. fhc danger
Of SERIOUS LOSSES 10y Imperial Valley
growers of grapefruit.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-06
STATE BOXING BOARD
GETS 31,412 ON GATES

SACRA MENTO, Cal, March G.
State boxing commission receipts for
the first two months of 1926 reach
ed S31,4l4.36 Walter A. Yarwood
secretary, announced today. During
February the commission took in
$l1 1856 most of which was repre-
sentcd BY the states five percent
cut in gate receipts.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-06

EAGLE ROCK-Occidental en-
tertains California School of Tech
mology ON the track field here to-
day.
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President and First Lady
Hosts at Brilliant Event
In Honor of Diplomats
Reception Thursday Night Brought Out Most
Noteworthy Society Gathering of Season.
Capital Anticipating Holiday.
BY sALLIE v. II. PICKETT.

Ttoo reception given Thursday night
Coolidge for the diplomatic to bring the brilliant
poured the White House and
That diplomatic reception the New Year
Union by the State Kellogg only
when the diplomatic entire together Ger
receptions Thursday conspicuous figures besides
the Vice President Mrs Dawes and the cabinet and
supreme Court the House and Iong"o and the the
foreign affairs and foreign relations committee Senate and House
There several the Senator's and their blue
while others Immediately to the big where in
members both and lower
house with their wide open for political tips =
pESIDES Coolidge to
- the New York Symphony Tuesday when Nine scu
the ladies
Josef Sigal Polish artist for her portrait
TUESDAY night Coolidge the
Secretary Of State Mrs Kellogg Thursday they
the dinner White for the diplomatic corps
benefit BeeaS persons will come
MRS COOLIDGE honorary
~ mee American National Red Cross. and after she
badge Boadman badge she is proud
For the small reception which included attending
simple
brown cuffs and collar with the other her
spending /.
2ta
fund at The Mayfow Friday night will
card Of the week for society and the girls who
James chairman absolutely nothing undone
add while the
something quite startling about which they
THE Auxiliary American Legion will put on its usual
Christmas bali Willard Coolidge lending her name as
charming the before the
will the Christmas night bali for the benefit Country
Home which given annually youthful Of
holidays
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address on Latvia at the academy,
for which the Minister was given the
honor.
The military attache Of the French
embassy, Gen. George A. L. Dumont,
went to New York yesterday, and will
sail from there Wednesday for his
home. Neuilly-sur-Seine, to spend
Christmas with Nine. Dumont and
their family.
Gen. Dumont will return early in
the new year.
The naval attache Of the italian
embassy and Signora Lais will enter
tain at dinner tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Broderick, wife Of the COM
mercial counselor of the British en-
bassy. will not observe her day at
home tomorrow.
The assistant military attache Of
the French embassy and Nine. The
nault will have as their guest for
Christmas and the holidays Mime.
Thenault's mother, Mrs. Spencer.
The attache Of the Belgian en-
bassy, Comte Francois de Buisseret,
was host at dinner last evening at the
Anchorage. entertaining company
of 80 in compliment to Miss Allison
Roebling and her fiance. Baron Joseph
van der Elst, second secretary Of the
Belgian embassy.
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Mrs. Wade H. Ellis at Home
In Honor of Miss Marlatt

Mrs. Wade H. Ellis will be at home
Friday afternoon from 4 to 7 o'clock,
at 1440 Massachusetts, avenue in com.
pliment to Miss Florence Marlatt.
debutante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Marlatt. No cards have
been issued.
Mrs: Ellis and Miss Marlatt will
have assisting them Mrs. B. Carroll
Reece. Mrs. Claude Langlias, Mrs
Lucy Russell Ogston, Mrs. Edward
Stafford. Mrs. c. III. Pope, Miss Kath.
artne Watson. Miss Helen Gary, Miss
Rose Maye Kendrick, Miss Nancy
Hamilton, Princess Ida Cantacuzene,
Miss Marjorie Mondell, Miss Adelaide
Douglass, Miss Francesca McKenney,
Miss Virginia McKenney. Miss Louise
Fttzhugh. Miss Margaret Kerr, Miss
Olive Sherley. Miss Sallie Hews Phil.
lips and Miss Eleanor Preston.
Miss Mariatt was born in the house
now owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis.
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Gen. and Mrs. Jadwin Hosts
To Gen. and Mrs. Deakyne

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Edgar Jadw1n
will today entertain at tea In their
apartment, 2540 Massachusetts, ave-
nue., for Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Herbert
Deakyne, the new assistant chief Of
Engineers. Those assisting Mrs. Jad-
win at the tea table are Mrs. Henry
Jersey, Mrs. William Marshall. Mrs.
Harley B. Ferguson, Mrs. Laurence
". Frazier, Mrs. Francis B. Wflby.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Robins, Mrs. Ernest
d. Peek, Mrs. w. Golf Caples. Mrs.
Thomas Larkin, Mrs. J. w. Bagley,
Mrs. d. I. Sultan, Mrs. Edwin III.
Marks and Mrs. Brehon B. Somersell
and Mrs. d. l.. Weart. Others as
sisting Mrs. Jadwin are Mrs. Richard
Parks, Mrs. j. A. O'Connor. Mrs.
Milo Fox, Mrs. Robert A. Sharrar,
Miss Harriet McFadden, Miss Fitch
and Mrs. Carey Brown.
Gen. and Mrs. Deakyne have re-
Gently come to Washington and have
bought house on Tracy place north
west.
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Reception and Tea Dance
Compliment Society Bud
Miss Adelaide Douglass Presented to Society by
Her Mother-Other Notable Functions
Honor Debutantes

Leighty. Mr.. Robert Wickes. Mr.. Ho.
bart Newman and Mr.. Frank Thyson.
Miss Helen Robinson, debutante
daughter Of Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Theodore Douglas Rob-
inson, will be the guest in whose
honor Miss Suzette Dewey, daughter
of Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
and Mrs Charles s. Dewey. will enter
tain at dinner Wednesday evening,
January 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson will give a
dance . for their daughter Saturday
evening. January 10. at the Montsom'
cry Country Club. and Friday eve.
ming, January Z, they will give din.
ner party for Miss Robinson.
Miss Elizabeth Fries. debutante
daughter of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Amos
A. Fries, whose marriage to Lieut..
Frederick Al. Henney will take place
December 20, will be extensively en-
tertained this week. Mrs. Clark c.
Baden will give . tea and shower
Tuesday afternoun +for~her and Wed.
nesday Mrs. Dom u G.. Hill will give a
bridge party In her honor. Miss
Idanthea Moffet will entertain at
dinner dance Thursday evening at
240O Sixteenth street for Miss Fries.
Friday Mrs, Claude E. Brigham will
give q tea for Miss Fries and Sunday
Miss Fannie Dial will be hostess at
tea in compliment TO- the bride-elect
and her wedding party. =.
Lieut.. Henney will have AZ his best
man Lieut.. Leonard L. Bingham, and
the ushers will be Lieut.. Fremont r.
Tandy, Lieut. Gordon l.. Texter, Lieut..
Gerald Sullivan, Lieut.. Morrow Sor-
ley. Lieut.. Emerson Cummings and
Lieut.. T. III. Itschner.
Capt. and Mrs. Theodore w. Rich.
ards will entertain at dinner for their
debutante daughter. Miss Dorothea
Richards, December 23, preceding the
dance Miss Anne Archbold will give.
Mrs. Arthur Snyder will entertain
at dinner Saturday evening for the
young ladies' assisting Miss Richards
at her debut in the afternoon and fol-
lowing the dinner Capt. and Mrs.
Richards win take them to the Tri.
angle Club.
Miss Fannie Dial. debutante daugh-
ter OF Former Senator and Mrs. Ma.
thaniel B. Dial. will entertain at tea
Saturday. December Is. In compliment
to Miss Elizabeth Fries. debutante
Of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Amos
A.. Fries. The guests viii be members
Of Miss Fries' wedding party.
Mr.. ana Mrs. frank s. Hight wiz
entertain at dinner December 30
for their 1ebutants daughter. Miss
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Mr.. and Mrs. Belmont
In Home Here After
Summer in Europe
Guests for Christmas Period
Already Listed in Wash
ington Homes General
and Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont are
again in their home on New Hamp-
shire avenue after spending the Sum-
mer in Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
mont arrived in New York during the
week and came to Washington Fri.
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DENLY will
have with them for the holidays, their
son. Mr.. James Orr DENLY. who will
arrive December 20 from Athens.
where he has been stationed for
three years as secretary Of the
United States legation. Mr.. DENLY
has been transferred to the legation
at Nicaragua and will go to his new
post at the conclusion Of his visit
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. DENLY will be hosts
at luncheon today in compliment to
Miss Elinor Sarwell of Chicago.
DIR. and Mrs. Stanley Rinehart will
have with them for Christmas week
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Rinehart, jr.,
and Mr.. Frederick r. Rinehart.
They have with them today their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alan G.. Rinehart.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will have
as her guest this week Mrs. James s.
Duguid, jr., of New York.
Mrs. Gillett-EIill has returned from
New York and is settled for the Win.
ter in her home, at 2133 r. street. Mrs,
Gillett-Hill has sent out cards for a
large tea December Is, when her
daughter, Mrs. j. N. w. Mcclure, will
arrive for a long visit.
Mr.. and Mrs., Elmer Schlessinger
N - lConfinuad On Gixfh Pace / IN -.
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A debut party of unusual interest IN
official and residential circles was that
of Miss Adelaide Douglass. who was
presented at a. reception followed by a
tea dance, given by her mother, Mrs.
David H. Blair, wife of the commits.
sioner Of internal revenue. at Ward
man Park Hotel yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Jardine, wife of the Secretary
of Agriculture, and Mrs. James j..
Davis, wife Of the Secretary Of Labor,
assisted Mrs. Blair, and also with Mrs.
Blair were Mrs. Frederick I. Cox. Mrs.
c. J. Williamson, Mrs. Blaine Lips
comb. Mrs. J. ~T. Newcomb. Mrs.
Stephenson Scott, Mrs. James Green,
Mrs. Charles s. Dewey, Mrs. Edward
Clifford, Mrs. e. e. Gam, Mrs. Frank
s. Hight, Mrs. Fulton Lewis, Mrs.
Richard Marshall Mrs. William j.
Wheeler, Mrs. Rush Holland. Mrs. A.
w. Stahl. Mrs. Parker w. West. Mrs.
r. O. Ashburn, Mrs. w. Irving Glover.
Mrs. G.. Logan Payne, Mrs. Everett
Sanders. Mrs. Joseph III. Hines. Mrs.
.John III. Bartlett, Mrs. A. Waller,
Mrs. Richard Cults, Mrs. Carlton Ed
ward Moran and Mrs. F. e. Hopkins
Miss Douglass had assisting her
her two out-of.town guests. Miss Ann
Spaulding of Atlanta and Miss Emily
woodward Of Norfolk, and Miss Bar
bara Hight, Miss Rebekah Lipscomb,
Miss Nancy Hamilton, Miss Frances
Hopkins, Miss Eleanor Bryan Smith,
Miss Marguerite Orme, Miss Mabel
Carolyn Mead. Miss Helen CLIFFORD,
Miss Maud Marshall Mason. Miss
Suzette Dewey, Miss Alice Cults. Miss
Georgiana Joyes, Miss Margaret Kerr.
Miss Frances Larner Gore and Miss
Mary Page Julien.
Mrs. Blair and her daughter re-
ceived at the entrance to the Floren-
tine room, standing before a lattice
screen entwined with ferns and roses,
Mrs. Blair wearing a gown of flesh
chiffon with an all.over design Of
nearls and rhinestones. The debutante
was in an imported model, the skirt
composed almost entirely Of fringe,
the close-fltting bodice beaded all over
i'm rhinestones. Both Mrs. Blair and
her daughter carried orchids.
Mrs Blaine Lipscomb entertained at
the dinner dance at the Wardman
Park Hotel last evening for her
Miss Rebekah Lipscomb. in
to Miss Adelaide Douglass,
who made her debut earlier in the
In addition to Miss Lips
comb and Miss Douglass, the guests
were Miss Ann Spaulding Of Atlanta,
Miss Frances Gore. Miss Alice Cults,
Miss Mabel Mead. Miss Helen Clifford.
Miss Frances Hopkins. Mr.. Fulton
Lewis. Mr.. George Abell, Lieut.. Fran
els J. Grazing. Mr.. Larry Lehrbas, Mr..
Moran McConihey. Mr.. William GIL.
bert. Mr.. Frank Ressie, Mr. Carl
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Marriage Announced
i At Evening Reception

DR.. and Mrs. William Gerry Nor
gan entertained a large number OF
friends at buffet supper party last
night to announce the marriage OF
their daughter Ruth to Lieut.. Comdr.
Osborne Bennett Hardison. u. 8. N,
who were married at Annapolis. Md.
November 2S.
Mrs. Andrew Kanaga Of Fort Bragg.
N. c., sister of Comdr. Hardison, and
their brother, Mr.. Joseph H. HardisOn
Of Raleigh, came on for the reception.
DIR. and Mrs. Morgan received the
guests with Comdr. and Mrs. Hard
son and Mrs. Kanaga also assisted.
The bride was In charming evening
gown Of white georgette and black
lace with brilliant trimming. Nra
Morgan wore a handsome gown o.
black velvet and Mrs. Kanaga was In
a gown Of cream color lace. the de-
sign carried out In beads Of pastel
color, and Miss Gerry Morgan wore
a gown of white crepe embroidered
in pastel color beads.
The drawing rooms were lovely In
a profuse decoration Of yellow Chrys-
anthemums and pink flowers were
used in the dining room.
After the reception Lieut.. Comdr.
and Mrs. Hardison left for q South.
ern trip. and on their return after the
first of the year they will 60 to An.
napolis. where the bridegroom IL sta.
toned.
Among the guests were Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Merritt w. ireland, Surg.
Gen. and Mrs. Hugh 8. Cumming.
Miss Diana Cumming. Admiral and
Mrs. Edward Rhodes Stitt. Mrs.
Francis Dickins, Mr.. Ambrose Swasey :
Of Cleveland, DIR. 8. w. Stratton and
Mr.. Paris Of Boston: Lieut.. Charles
J. Mellborn. jr.: Miss Mellborn Of Los
Angeles, Lieut.. and Mrs. Campbell
Cleave OF Annapolis. Lieut. Comdr.
Robert X. Awtrey Of Norfolk. Va:
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore GIN. DR.. and
Mrs. Charles white. DR.. and Mrs.
Barnes, Capt. and Mrs. Hin ana Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Wiley. -. y
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MISS DORIS GLIB SOM,
te4ehtative ErnestW Gibson Of VerMoNt
Dinners Scheduled
Featuring Record
OF Society Events
Officials and Other Capital
Residents Extend Hospii-
tality-General Notes of
Special Interest.

Senator and Mrs. James w. Wads.
worth, jr., will entertain at dinner
Friday evening.
Senator and Mrs. Wadsworth had
guests dining with them last evening
in compliment to Mrs. King Carley,
who is spending the week enc with
them. The company later went to
hear Will Rogers and the DeReske
Singers.
Representative and Mrs. Fred A.
Britten will entertain company of IL
at dinner this evening in their apart.
ment at Wardman Park Hotel.
Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. J. Butler Wright entertained a
company OF IL at dinner Friday eve.
ming.
Col. and Mrs. Frederick Coleman
will be the honor guests at dinner
December % of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
8. Hight, who will entertain at the
Congressional Country Club.
Former United States Ambassador
to France and Mrs. Henry White will
be hosts to a company of 20 at dinner
this evening. j"
Mr.. and Mrs. White entertained
company of 38 at dinner last evening.
Mrs. Henry r. Dimock has issued
invitations ror a dinner party Monday
evening, December q, in honor Of the
Ambassador of Belgium and Baroness
de Cartier.
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Homecomings Listed
In Homes of Officials

Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft will
have as their guests over Christmas
their son-in-law and daughter. Prof.
and Mrs. Manning, who will be ac.
companied by their, children.
Mr.. Justice era Mrs. Harlan Fiske
STONE al have with them over
Christmas their two sons. Mr.. Mar
shall Stone and Mr.. Lauson Stone,
who will come next week.
Senator and Mrs. Peter Norbeck
end family have taken an apartment
IN the Methodist Building at 100 Mary.
land avenue northeast.
Swoope OF Clearfield, Pa. have taken
the Winter.
Representative Royal W. Weller
and Mrs. Weller have returned to the
Lee House and have taken their usual
suite for the Winter.
Representative John Tabor of Au.
burn. N. Y, will occupy an apartment
at the Lee House for the Winter.
Representative Walter w. Magee
and Mrs. Magee have taken an apart.
ment at the Lee House for the Winter.
The Solicitor General and Mrs. VIII.
liam Dewitt Mitchell will have with
them for the holidays their sons. Mr..
William Dewitt Mitchell, jr., who Is a
student at the Harvard Law School,
and Mr.. Bancroft Mitchell, who Is q
student IN the Junior class at Prince
ton. They win arrive Saturday.
The commercial attache Of the
United States embassy In Paris.
France, Mr.. Raymond Clendenin MIL
Ter. has arrived in Washington and
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New Year Dinner Dance
At Officers Club Dec. 81

A New Year dinner dance will be
the second in the series at the ON.
GERS Club In Washington Barracks,
and will be given Friday evening, De-
cember 81.
The other dates selected for these
dinner dances at the. gOficers' Club
are Fridays, January "A and 20, Feb.
ruary Is. and March 4 and Is.
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Joined Mrs. Miller and their children
in the home of.her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John J.. Noonan. in Cleveland
Park. Mr.. Miller will remain here for
three months on leave.
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The Ambassador Of Germany and
Baroness Nathan were hosts last
evening to q small company at din
ner followed by dancing, to which
additional guests were invited.
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The Minister Of Latvia, Mr.. Charles
i. Seya. has been given q lifelong
membership Of the Maryland Academy
Of Science. The Minister delivered an
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 8. Hight wi;s
entertain at dinner December 30
for tteir Nebutante daughter. Miss
Confined on Tenth Page)
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean
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The Minister of Latvia and Nine.
Sega were the guests in whose honor
last evening the German consul
Lewinsk entertained a company
Of Is in their home on Sixteenth
street.
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The Minister Of Honduras, Senior
Don Luis Bogran, viii return tomor-
row from New Orleans. where he
was called the middle Of last week
by the death of his uncle, DIR. Bo-
gran. who was former President of
Honduras.
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The commercial attache Of the
Unitsd States embassy In Paris.
France, Mr.. Raymond Clendenin MIL
Ter. has arrived In Washington and