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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-06
BELMONTS TO OPEN
WASHINGTON RESIDENCE

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont are
expected to arrive in New York to.
morrow aboard the Majestic from
Europe, where they have spent the
summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Belmont
will come to Washington shortly
after their arrival. Their house
on New Hampshire Avenue and
Eighteenth Street is being put in
readiness for them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-06
LENOX QUARTET PLAYED
TWICE AT LIBRARY


The second pair" Of concerts.
given by the Lenox String Quartet
OF New York last week, brought out
two novelties in the Library Of Con-
gress programs, and two works com.
paratively new to us, with a Scnu-
bert quartet, that in A minor, opus
20, and Handel Sonata in G minor,
the latter for violin and piano.
They are refreshing balance wheels,
the MUSIC OF yesterday that has sur
vived.
And that is the thought in much
of the new music we are hearing.
Will 1t survivor What is les
strength and it's weakness? We need
to know.
Alois Reiser, of German birth
and American residence, and Zoltan
kodaly, Hungarian, who, with Bella
Bartok, is said to stand foremost in
Hungary today, were on Fridays
programs. Hugo Wolf, in an "Ital-
ian Serenade," and Charles Martin
Loeffler. in that spiritualized remi.
niscence OF Russia that was written
in memory OF an American aviator.
fallen in France. were Saturday.
newer works.
Notwithstanding seems to
me the weakest point in most OF
the new music. We find Wagner
| Puccini, with definite folk music
strongly stressed, in So much OF
the music, that we are busy try.
ing to discover it's location first
and foremost, before we listen to
Its inherent value
In point OF performance the Ko
daily work, Duo, opus z, for violin
and violincello, played by Wolfe
Wolfinsohn and Emmeran Stoeber
was the most significant. It waa
beautifully played. There were
cello passages Of finest delineatior
ana rich and potent tone. The
violin was pure and lofty, with
never a waver, while the intricate
music wendell it's way in moods
that We're also novel. For instance
there was an allegro serioso'' that
i tcsatiNueA en- Paxs -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-12-06
WHITE HOUSE
GUESTS ARRIVE

President and Mrs. Coolidge have
as guests Mr.. and Mrs. William v.
Hodges. who arrived at the White
House this morning. Mr.. Hodges is
treasurer of the Republican National
Committee.
This afternoon. as is her custom
on Mondays, Mrs. Coolidge is re.
ceiving a group of guests by ap-
pointment.
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The Washington times., 1926-03-17
IJ|VHURT IN rum
CAR CRASH

Crawling from the wreckage Of
his overturned automobile, after
he had crashed down an embarlk-
ment at Benning Road and Central
Avenue last night, Wilbur Ritchie,
coIored, 1861 Potomac st. ii. W..
was arrested and taken, unhart, to
the Eleventh precinct station
house and charged with illegal
transportation and possession Of
whiskey and reckless driving.
Richie was arrested after q
three-mile chase by Policemen
Hayes and Fleichhauer, Of Captain
Burlingame flying squadron, that
ended with the crash OF the pur-
sued automobile, said to have
turned over four times.
Fl1e policeman started after
Ritchie's car just after 1t had
crossed the District line on the
Marlboro pike. they claim During
the chase that followed Richie is
said to have swung from one side
Of the road to the other, prevents
ing the passing OF the police car.
TWenty.three gallons or alleged
liquor was found in the wrecked
car, rs gallons having been broken
in the crash, they say.
The Washington times., 1926-03-17
|. NJ. CARNEGIE
DIVORCED
~ InternatIonal News Service

PARIS, March 11.--Mrs. Oofothy
DUNCAN Carnegie was granted
divorce by the Seine court today
from Thomas Morrison Carnegie.
director of the Carnegie Foundation
for the Advancement of Teaching.
Carnegie as charged with rare
and irfrequent appearances at the
domiciIe since 1924" They We're
married in New York, June &c.
1929. Mrs. Carnegie was given
custody of their one child.
This was Carnegie's second mar
riage, his first wife having been
Virginia d. Beggs whom, he, mar
ried in 1898. Carnegie, who is -
years old. was born in Pittsburgh:
Mrs. Jean Hopkins Lamont re-.
ceived divorce from her husband,
Robert Patterson Lamont. Jr.,,
prominent in Chicago business and
social circles.
Lamont was charged with indil-
ference, causing domestic scenes,
and abandonment"
The Lannon'S were married at
Winnetka. Ill. October 20. 191S.8
Mrs Lamont was given the custody
of their two sons.
Mrs. Ethel Gertrude Curry Beach 4
who was married in London in 1903
to Goodwin Patterson Beach, was
also granted decree. She Wa
given custody of three daughters.
The Washington times., 1926-03-17
YOUTH IS GIVEN
A|V0T HER 0. K.
BY international News Service

BY International News Service
DIES MONIES, Iowa, March IS.
The younger generation is all
right.
1t is even better than any pre-.
vious generation, declares President
A. r. Burton Of. the Iowa State
Teachers Association.
The school teacher knows. and it
is upon the word of school teachers
Of the State that he puts the force
of his organization behind the
ment he declares:
THE school teachers of this
state strongly resent late charges
that the boys and girls Of today
are undergoing moral decay. he
declared.
Il honestly believe that the
younger people of today are better
mentally. morally, and physically
than the youth of any previous
generatiOn.;'
The courage, hoiesonfeness,
franlSness and the idealisn Of the
Young people of today find favor
in the eyes OF their tutors, he
added. Teachers throughout the
State are urged to take up cudgals
in behalf of their pupil flaDpers.
The Washington times., 1926-03-17
Rayon Boomers and
Envelope Chen1ise

Envelope Chemise attracvey made of plain
heavy rayon.
Teddes in French yn lovely pastel shades OF nile green
pink peach orchid baby blue and white Sizes Sc to AZ
bands at waist and knees They
shades pink, nile peach orchid light
blue also sport shades of American Beauty electric De
and brown. Sizes SO AZ.
The Washington times., 1926-03-17
Photo By Ipternational

Photo by International
WALTER B. LYNDS
Who has leased q maple sugar
orchard from President Coolidge
on the latter's homestead At pIyIn-
OutlI, VT. That's getting pretty
close to the White House, Ell?
The Washington times., 1926-03-17
AETHoDIsTs CELEBRATE
AT CONGRESS HEIGHTS

The annual congregational meet.
ing and supper Of the Congress
Heights M. e. Church. Nichols ard
Alabama Avenue Southeast, last
night was featured BY speeches
and musical entertainment.
The Rev w. N. Hoffman, pastor
Of the Waugh M. r. Church made
the principal address and musical
numbers were given by members
The Washington times., 1926-03-17

der spot. and by the
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The Washington times., 1926-03-17
H A R P PLAYERS.
To CONVENE
BY international News Service

Los ANGELES, March II. Two
hundred harp players from all parts
Of the United States will gather here
st. Patrick's day for the sixth an
nual convention of the National
Association of Harpists, which will
continue the next. two days.
"A feature OF the meeting will be
a concert in which all Of the dele,
gates will take part. More thar
100 harpists will be on the stage
playing at the same time The
soioists at the concert will include
Carlos Salzedo. president Of the ma
tional organization.
The Los Angeles chapter Of the
organization. headed by Alfred
Kastner, has the largest member
ship in the country.
The Washington times., 1926-03-17

Back from England ON Tire s. s..
President Roosevelt. with Mr..
NT0oreIlead, who is American CON
sui at DHndee, England.
The Washington times., 1926-03-17
RUB PAIN OUT Of
RHEUMATIC JOINTS.

B For 65 years, millions have rub
bed soothing, penetrating st. Jacobs
f1tI 8I.iryI nj ~, fl1a ZEN.
The Washington times., 1926-03-17
Georgians to Dance

Al dance and card party in honor
OF the Georgia Congressional dele.
cation will be given by the Georgia
State Society next Saturday night
The Washington times., 1926-03-17
crimea AIDS Ennigral1ts

MOSCOW. March IA grant OF
land in Crimea has been made to d
band OF 40 emigrants from
Uruguay the government an.
nounced today. The settler VIII
arrive next month.
The Washington times., 1926-03-17
SHOCK 300 MILES
SOUTH OF. N. Y. RECORDED

NEW YORK, March 17.An3
earthquake. apparently about 200
miles from New York in a southerly
was recorded today by the
at Fordhanl University.
The quake started at $50, it was
at the university, and
ended at a. m.
The quake attained its maximum
at ITO a. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-27
Angler DUKE WILL
LISTS $1O,O58,G72
Mother, Sister ard Sons Are
Named Chief HeirS-Di-
vorCed Wife Cut Off.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YOE.K, July Appraisal Of
the estate of Angler h. Duke, who was
drowned September 3, 1928, fled yes
terday In the office of the State tax
commission. shows gross assets of $ll. .
432.431 and q. net estate of $10,05S,672
There are deductions from the gross
estate of $1.373.75S. of which S1,362 ,404
ere debts. Mr. Duke was nephew of
the late James b. Duke, tobacco mag
nate.
The following are beneficiaries:
Sarah P. Duke. mother. ? East Eighty
ninth street. life estate of S2.42l, SOS;
Mary Duke Biddle, sister. life estate
of S2,421 SOS; Angler b. Duke, jr.. and
Anthony Newton Duke, sons, life es-
tates each of $2,43l sos, less $4S,453
for commissions; Trinity College, Dur
ham, \. C., S250000; Memorial Metho-
dist Church. Durham, y. G., $4,000;
Methodist Orphanage for White Chill.
dren, Raleigh, y. -. $4,000: oxford
Orphan Asylum for Colored Children,
Oxford. y. c.. 81 900: George G.. Allen,
no relation. $50, 900; John {, Thorn.
no relation, $50, 900; l.. i3ayard Hal
stead. no relation, $4,000: William Il.
Perkins, no relation, 100000.
Mr.. Duke was drowned at Greenwich.
Conn, at a swimming party. Two
years prior to that he was divorced
by his wife, the former Cordelia Bid
die. She was not mentioned in his
will.
The executors are G. G. Allen. F..
RaTard Halstead, w. K. Perkins and
J. c. Thorn
Included among the listed funeral
expenses is an item of $5T.75 for the
services of n submarine diver in re-
covering the body of Mr.. Duke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-27
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