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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-03-12

THOROUGHBRED BOAR FOR SALE,
i Chicago Giant Lad.
Giant type Poland China. Splendid ami
NAL, perfect In type. Bargain at price, $50.
Must be sold. Call now.
CHARLES VALENTINE.
One mile west OF COntee. Md.
nov 27-2t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-03-12
TREASURER'S REPORT.

A statement of the receipts and dis
bursements by John Gardner, Treasurer of
Montgomery county, from July 1, 1925. to
December 81. 1925, inclusive, as required
by Section las of the Code Of Public Local
Laws for Montgomery county:
RECEIPTS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-03-12

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
as Court of Equity. No. 1899 Equity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-03-12
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Uric C. Deike, Plaintiff,
vs..
Edith M. Deike, Defendant.

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
as a Court Of Equity. No. 4556 Equity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-03-12

ioiS X Street. NV. MAR
OFFICERS.
Ernest L. Schmidt. President;
Eugene A. Smith. Vice-President
Arthur G: Bishop. Vice-President:
Z. Francis Owens. Vice-President and
Title Officer;
Clarence +. Donohoe. Secretary:
Leonard L. Nicholson. Jr.. Treasurer:
Eugene W. Cissel, Asst. Sec. and Treas.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-15
Mill Bratia a Sestry !!

Ustava putnik, ked sa blizi ku
koncu svojej namahavej prace al
cesty. z d'aleka vidi zelenat' sa
mile kraje, zelene haze a vyschnu-
te putiska syojej rodnej zemc.
Zd'aleka cuje zvuky draheho ia
zyka, nactva selesteniu stromov,
zblnkotu potokov ako al hukotu
hor. Vsetko mu je storaz milsie a
drahsie, ako pred zapocatim phte
a iinavnej cestv. Zastane ma roz-
cesti. pozre napred do blankytnej
dial ky, vita no radost rodneno
kraia; hodi zrak nazad usmie-
vaiti sa mu tyare rodnych bratov.
Poyie na rozhrani: vd aka vam
rodni bratia sestry! Bob YAM
zaplat' "a vsetko co ste vykonall
narodu, cirkvi, vlasti a spolocno-
std. Stokrat .vd aka.
Tato illoha pripada dnes a.
mne, ked sa bliNim ku koncu mo-
iej cesty po vol'nej zemi vel 'kej
Ameriky! Dovol tie .bratia a Sc
strv rGdne, ably som yam este raz
ruku stisnul vas vsetkych du-
chu objal. Ked' zavitam ma rod
ne luhy a brehy pominie platy
mesiac, co som opustil drahh
vlast', mile mole Slovensko. Isiel
som do neistoty. nevedel som, a
ko ma prime verejnost' ameri-
cka. Nal som dost prieiny pochy-
bovat' byt' skeptikom we'd
predisiel ma Pocisk, Srobar, Moys
Maule, RudinskT. Sloyenska A
merika sa dost' napoeilvala o mo-
lei zsade, o mojom nepriatel 'stve
voci Cechom a republike. Mech
sloyenska Amerika dnes posudzu.
ie mas program a nasu cinnost
dl'a toho co pocula videla ma
mne. I'll 'adel som vyhnut Leylle
a Charibde, nijak som sa nechce
dotkntit' nabozenskej citlivost
dvoch slovenskych konfesii. Sna
I'll som 81 zachovat puritansk!N
zivot knaza S nepodda jnym cha
raktprom politika. Vedel som, zt
stoiim pod verejnou kritlkou zf
nepriatel' n1mysel ne hi ada, &C
coho by sa mohol zadrapit'. Ne
dial som mu nikde prllezitostl pt
!.celei ceste. Ma moje prednasky So
! hrnula Slovac bez nabozenskeht
rozdielr: svedkovia toho su: Gle
vpland Pittsburgh a Akron. Nase
prednasky vycnely V narodnl
slavnost zatriasly Slovacon vel
klch stiep Ameriky.
Rev. Andre.j Rollk, ey. fara'
mas prijal celou teplotou, ked ]e
ho kolesa mas odbyl chladnost on
>-;x .narohi "nenarodil sa ten
ktory by vyhovel vsem.' Kew
Rolik napisal svojho easu: All
IIIlinka ie katoliS, k tomu knaz
lake stanovisko proti nemu zauJ
meme my evanjelicig CT to nebu
de pre- mas ponizenim, sacastnlt
sa ieho prednasok9 CT t!m nepo
mozeme katolikom k pyche a na
| mvslenosti? Rome inc myslIen
| XIV snad' znepokoja proste, nalv
ne. hoe lprimne ev. duse 20. Ia
1kato otazky 81 kladol rev. Roll
dna q. j1la pri prednaske Ak
rome. A odpovedal, my SLOW. evan
| icliei sine clenmi jednoho sloV
naroda, ktory pozostava hlavne
ixatolikoy, evanjelikoy: neverc
| a sektari sn marnotratnl synovl'
SLOW. matlov''.. .. Hlinka doslel az
! Ameriky ako slovak. Jeho mlsl'
| ;e narodna, celonarodna a ME Ma
bozenska, sektarska... Hllnka pa
tri celemu narodu. Takto evanJ
ki1az Rollk.
| O moiom smysl ami ma byt
| kazdy ma cistom a kto pochNbu
| je mojei roduvernosti. to J
| podliak nicomnik. ia som dost
| ziayne dal ma javo MOI imysel
| neeeiach, Glankoch, interviewoch
lrozprayach. Poyedal som pirate
ll'ovi i enepriatel owl. re idem n;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-15
DRAHY NARODE!

lomi. Videl som vel'ky blahobyt
Slovace, tel Slovace, ktora pod
Tatrami trpela nndzu nedosta-
tok hmotny a dusevny. Tu slo-
bodnej zemi vedn tie kraje, 0 kto-
rych SINE vedeli, ze boly najviac
zmad iarizovane odcudzene ma
rodu. Predsedami najviac vzdela-
spolkov s1 Slovaci q
ktorych SINE drzali "a
ztratenych. Tito sa hrdo hlasia.
dnes k svojmu narodu a svojej
reci.
Videl som zkusil mnoho. Ia
sadnul som Pittsburghu "a ten
istv stol, ma ktorom predseda ma
rodnej rady Cechov a Sloyakov
skladal, opravoval a podpisal
Pittsburghskn Dohodu. Videl som
jej original, videl na vlastne oci
ohromne cfslice, ktore boly obe-
tovane ma stvorenie Cesko-Sloven-
skej Republiky a Pittsburghskej
Dohody. Vo vlastnych rukacn
NAL som jej p6vodinu preto ho-
riet' budem "a jej uplatnenie a
voveaenie do istavnej listiny. Ma
nej spociva republika, nou bola
docielena Dohoda dvoch narodov
ciel 'om vybudovania jedneho spo-
locn6ho statu. Mas kuvieie hlasy
nazavedn, re Dohoda bola robena
v Amerike pre- Amerikanov. Mas
nepomylia ami S pravej cesty ne
svedt detinske poznamky, ze Do
hoda bola podplsana ameri'cky
narodny sviatok a preto re nema
pre- nasich politikov platnosti. A
nj "a zdrap papieru 81 nedame Wy
hlasit tento narodny klenot. Este
menei mas pomylia detmske po
znamky, ze by Dohoda bola pro
gramom, alebo akby mala vstn
pit do zivota, zehy ju maly OBJ
narody odobrit' O tomto dne'
moze hovorit' pochaby alebo n;
rozume pomateny. To by znacil'
trhat' republiku, ponevac dine
skoro kazdN Czech by hlasoval pro
ii autonomii, kazdy ale Slovak ri
autonomiu a Pittsburghskd Do
hodu. Co to znaci politike, NAL
by znat' II, ktori Sa hrajii so slo
vami pri tax vaznych veciach ak
/ je Pittsburghska Dohoda.
Toto je bilateralna smluva &c
chov a Slovakov, zastupcov ees
/ kych a slovenskych spolkov. Ma
sledovne obapolny zavazok "a
stupcov dvoch narodov: Ceskeh
Slovenskfho. Takto 81 to vykla
dial Masaryk / stefanik, Koak
BeneS, Jancek 1 Pergler a KIT
tejto smluve buds podkladat' in,
symsel ako tenta+fen sa zahrav
s ohhom a podpal'uje strechu re
publiky Cechov aaSlovakov. Pitts
burghska Dohoda .mllsi byt' V Ii
vot uvedena. Slovaci mrlsia dc
stat svoje skoly, study, admin
straciu a svoj snem. Bez toho ME
| konsolidacie pomerov ma Slower
sku, bez toho nebude republik
silnou zdravou:
| Navst1vil som Cleveland, kde s
pryy raz radili Cesi a Slovaci, vi
| del som pohl 'adnice ceskych
| slovenskych legionarov. Videl sol
pripis Vladimlra Hurbana IA Tt
masa Masaryka v tom zneni, Z
"Slovaks are Bohemians zle mi
| a ze. to zln krv budi, ponevac b
ma Sloyensku nenasiel clovek;
ktory by uznal ze Czech Slova
] je jedno,
I Bol som V Independence hall
vo Philadelphia. stal som na pt
dune, kde vyhlasil professor M
/ saryk dina Is. okt. 1918 slobodni
4 demokratick1 1stavn1 republ
ku Cechov Slovakov. Boil sol
| na dyore, kde recnil Stefanik 81
neral. udrel som ma zvon slobt
i dy, ma ktorom udrel general Ju1
| Washington roku 1776 po vyslt
4 bodeni Ameriky. Tu som lahore
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-15

jovat' "a svate prava mojho slo-
l'udu, "a Bozske prava
naroda!' Dnes som
to iste pocftil, lebo som al jvo Phi
ladelphii na vystave videl kriv- !
du ma Slovakoch pachanu. Repub-
lika Cechov a Slovakov ma paw
loniku Ma svetovej vystave je O.
Czechoslovakia bez ciar-
ky, ably sa eliminoval rozdiel ma
rodny. A IS" ma Slovakia je' tax
male, ze ho nemozno ami zbadat'.
Ano, udrel som na zvon slobo-
dy vo Philadelphia budem nan !
bit al donna ma Slovensku. Ame-
ricka costa ma otnEila a zaocelo-
vala v boji "a prava slovenskeho
naroda. Myslim. re som vykonai
kus kultnrnej missile a prace. Pre-
budil som driemajilce a uz-uz u
mierajdce slovenske povedomie.
Dobry BOZ som bojoval. Kuvieie
hlasy nina nepomylia, pomluvac-
ne jazyky neobhadzu, ze som pri-
siel pre- peniaze. Ano, prisiel som
al pre- peniaze = ale ME pre- Sc
ba ako mnohi predo mnou. ale
pre narod. Narod vedie BOZ do.
boja sd potrebne peniaze. AndreJ
Hlinka je fararom a poslancom,
ma svoj plat a honorar, haliera a
manera nepotrebuje! Hlinka ne
zobre almuzn1, ale dar. Diela, ako
Lev. Slovak, L'udova bainka, u
dova strana hlasajn pracu a obe-
tn Hlinkovu. Kto mi podklada ne
pekne a hmotne iimysle, to je pod
liak a naniehodnik. Hlinka ziJe
| skromno, nefajci, nepije, dnes w
skoro ami neje, ale "a narod po-
sledny halter obetule.
Ked' som vst1pil ma slobodm'
podu Kolumbusa som vereJne po-
vedal zurnalistom publlclstom
"Neidem "a more zalovat' ia re-
publiku a jej zlych synov. ldem
kritizovat'. objasnovat' a sllHlt
republike a Slovensku. 1dem ma
miesto povodu Pittsburghskej Do
hody presvedcit sa, ci je ona ma
skddu republike, menovite $40
venska. Neopist am bojiste, neu-
tekam politickej .areny a boJl-
sta; neidem Swat "a nadavat' ma
| gechov. ale pouHvam prfmeria
medzi Cechmi a l'ndakmi, ably
som nabral sil a pripravil sa k
rozhodnemu boju "a Boha, narod
vlast'l
4 Povedal som, ably sa vlada ne
4 iednala do tyych cias S Nemcaml a
| Mad 'armi, dokial' nerozlnsti slo'
vensky problem.
4 Dokonavam cestu, ltlcim sa
vami Bratia Sestry rodne. Oh.
sypali ste ma laskou, hctou Wy.
znacenim. Prijimali ste ma axe
narodneho herosa. Nezasltzim $
= toho mena. ale ak som sa postal
. MIN nestal, vasa laska obeta'
vost ma pobada odusevhuJe, a
by som sa MIN stal.
Styri mesiace chodim zemam
vasej novel vlasti. Naucil som 50
iu ctit', vazit' milovat' ako va
su novii vlast'. Vase radosti Dol.
mojou iItechou. vas zial' mojin
Dol 'om. Dnes Vas zanechavam
Iliieim sa vami, ale trebars 81
, llicim vami lieenie vzdy po
sobf zial'. ia nezeliem mad vami
ha sebavedomim a p!chou ma ma
iplnuie vase st 'astie blaho. Chod
!, tie d 'alej cestou VERY otcov, kra
|Gajte trnistou cestou naroda
. skvitne nam nova krajsia buduc
most Mia oeakava donna nov!
zapas, novy BOZ - ale idem ra
dost 'ou don. posmel 'uje ma bas
mix "kto vstnpil do sluzby du
cha .musi prejst' cestou trnlstou
- a "ved "a narod trpet' verl
| to neboli." Odnasam vas odkaz
Idielo to vel 'keho Furdeka:
Il O, ty Tatro :bielovlasa,
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-03

Eastman Kodak Agency-Schaller CTS Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-03
LOCAL LINEUP FUR
 CAME TOMORROW MITE

The lineup for the s. A. C. team which will face the Anchorage Soldier basketball team tomorrow night was announced today by Captain McEwen and is as follows: Johnsen, Andresen, Willis, Galloway, Stevenson, Chya and McEwen. The Soldiers lineup has not yet been received by Captain Mo- Ewen, who said he thought it was about the same team as last year with probably one new man and coach Ber- ger, West Point graduate who also is member of the squad.
 Referees will probably be Lieuten-
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-03
LARGE INCREASE IF VISITORS ID PARK
HEAD OF PARK SYSTEM COM MENTS ON MANY ALASkANS
 WHO VAcATlONED IN PARK

Over 500 tourists entered Mckinley National Park during the last season, states James L. Galen, who heads the park transportation system and who is at present in Seward en route to his headquarters at Cordova. MT. Galen has been in Fairbanks for the last week or so meeting with other officers of the company discussing plans for next season which is expected to show considerable increase in visitors, judging from present indications.
 Tt was astonishing" MT. Galen said yesterday, "to us who were in the Park practically all season, as we'll as Alaskans from other portions of the Territory, who took this means of spending their vacation. Ordinarily the first thing that is thought of when vacation time comes along is for the average Alaskan to think of making a trip to the States. It was source of keen pleasure to us to have noted so many of them visit the Park and we left nothing undone to add to their pleasure. One outstanding feature for the vacationist in the Park is the fact there are no mosquitoes or other small insects in that region. can give no reason for this. but it is fact and can be verified by the residents up there"
 The game is becoming quite tame and within few hours of the Park entrance the visitor will begin to catch glimpses of many kinds. Road conditions are steadily improving, making comfortable access to the many beauty points. The base of
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-03

FOR SALE-Fine large safe, Urbach's
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-03

FOR SALE-Small complete canning outfit for the home. Enquire the Gateway.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-03

ants Jones and Pence. The game will
 start promptly at 8:30 D. m. An ad- mission charge of 50 cents for adults will be charged and 25 cents for chil- dren. ..:as
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-03

Mother-Johnnie, run out quick! I hear a pig in the fence and the old bell COW is in the garden
 Johnnie-Aw, that's a new jazz rec
 ord Sis brot home.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-03

Mount Mckinley Is the goal of the present construction.
 MT. Galen departs tomorrow night on the s. s. Yukon. While in Seward he is a guest at the Van Glider hotel.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-12-03
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Evening star., 1926-02-18

The Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter
of the D. a. r. will celebrate its
eleventh birthday anniversary at a
dinner party which will be held this
evening in the garden house Of the
Grace Dodge Hotel.
Evening star., 1926-02-18
v. c. I. j. TO FIGHT
WET" ASSOCIATION
Planning Drive to Elect Dry
Representatives, Mrs. BooIe
Says at Meeting.
By the Associated Press.

py the AssOc1ateQ Press.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, February 1S.-The
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Is planning IAN aggressive campaign
against the Association Against the
Prohibition Amendment Mrs. Ella
Boole. national president. said in an
address last night at the Woman S
National Exposition.
The Association Against Prohibition,
Mrs. Boole said, plans to elect wet
Congressman in every district now
represented by dry. and added that
we plan a citizenship campaign for
election of dry governors. dry United
States Senators. dry Representatives.
dry legislators and dry judges and
local officials
The States did not relinquish their
police powers by the adoption If the
eighteenth amendment, although some
States have failed to exercise that
power" Mrs. Boole continued. New
York. for one. is giving aid and COM
fort to the violatorS of the law.
THE situation is unsatisfactory, but
not diSCouraging.
we plan an educational campaign
to show that America S leadership of
the world. financially, is greatly en-
HANGED by the benefits of prohibition,
even under imperfect enforcement.
The 5. ,eaker urged strengthening of
the NolStead act by providing for
Jail sentences for first offenders, for
deportation of aliens who deliberately
violate the law and for application
of civil service to the appointment
Of Federal enforcement officials.
Evening star., 1926-02-18
SCHOOL BOARD ACCEPTS
CORCORAN ART "LOAN"
Portraits of 90 Presidents of United
States to Be Removed
From Storage.

Oil portraits of % Presidents of the
United States offered to the Board of
Education by the Corcoran Gallery of
Art were formally accepted at a meet
ing of the board yesterday afternoon.
While under the rules of the Cor
coran Gallery of Art the pictures are
loaned" it was stated they probably
never will be recalled.
The paintings of the Presidents
from Adams to Mckinley will be hung
in the schools bearing these Presi-
dents names.
c. Powell Minnigerode. of the gal
iery, in explaining the offer advised
the board that the portraits have not
been on public view for the past ten
years. being stored in the attic.
Harry o. Hine. secretary OF the
board. inspected the pictures and re-
ported to the board they are excellent
lfkenesses Of the Presidents and would
be decided assets at the various
schools.
Evening star., 1926-02-18

Herbert Stock Company. of which
Ruth Harrison. a member of this chap
ter. is the leading woman. Miss Har-
rison Is the daughter of Col. Ralph
Harrison. Adjutant Generals Depart
ment.
Mrs. Eli A. Helmick Is regent of the
Army and Navy Chapter. Mrs. Rich
ard D. La Garde Is chairman OF ar
rangementS for the theater benefit.
Evening star., 1926-02-18
ASKS DISCARDED THINGS,
Salvation Army Can Find Use for
Most Articles.

An appeal for contributions of
newspapers and discarded articles Of
clothing is being made BY Brigadier
Myles Pickering of the Salvation
Army social service
These contributions are utilized in
furnishing work and shelter to a
number Of unfortunate men in the
industrial home. Crippled and in
poor health, they are unable to un-
Evening star., 1926-02-18

dertake hard manual labor. and are
provided with warm quarters and
weekly salaries in renovating and
repairing the articles given to the
social service department.
Almost anything that has lost Its
usefulness to its owner can be used
by the army workers. Broken pieces
Of furniture, old books. magazines
and childrens garments will be very
welcome wagon will call upon re-
ceipt of a telephone message to Main
1929.
Evening star., 1926-02-18

When she succeeded her father in
the control Of the Palm Beach Coun-
~ Club. Miss Bessie Fem became
he first woman in the country to
nave complete charge of a golf course
Evening star., 1926-02-18

The Tech Club OF George Washing
ton University will hold a dancing
party in the garden house of the
Grace Dodge Hotel tomorrow evening
About so couples are expected to at
tend
Evening star., 1926-02-18

The grand state prize in sculpture
awarded annually by the Berlin Acad-
emy of Fine Arts was won last year,
for the first time by Il woman-Ruth
Horadan Of Dusseldorf
Evening star., 1926-02-18
Virginia State Society
Party Tomorrow Evening.

| One OF the outstanding events OF
the weeks social activities Will be the
Colonial costume ball which is to be
given by the Society of Virginia at
the New Willard Hotel tomorrow eve
ming.
There will be representations OF
both Colonial and Revolutionary Pc
riods. a few Of which will be Thomas
Jefferson, by Mrs. F. G. Baggarly
president of the society. and who Will
be attended by his secretary and oodH
servant; George Washington, Mr..
Cloyd Byars; Mrs. Washington. Mrs.
| Walter E Hutton; Col. Fielding M
Lewis and Betty Washington. by Mr..
and Mrs Fielding NJ. Lewis, Mr..
| Lewis being a descendant and name
| sake of Col. Lewis. Other imperSona-
lions by direct descendants are: Col
and Mrs. Isaac Overall, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur c. Smith; Col. Felix Seymour
Mrs. Samuel B. Milton; Anne Pope
cra ndmother of George Washington,
Mrs. q. II. Lynham: Ann Hamilton
daughter Of Col. Hamilton, Mrs. From
heiser; Eleanor Emily Cooley, Mrs
George Hillyer, jr.: Lucy LudWel.
Grimes, Mrs. Janet L. Gray.
Other characters to be imperSonated
are: Nellie Custis, Miss Liza Carpen.
ter: Dolly Madison. Miss Frances LIN.
foot; Evelyn Carter Byrd. Miss Myrtle
Ketcham; Janice Meredith, Mrs. John
J. Macdonald. Mr.. George Hillyer
jr., will wear an Old Guard uniform or
the Old Guard Of Atlanta, Ga.
Additional guests expected to attend
are: Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Shelton, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A Swallow, Judge and
Mrs John w. Price. Mr.. William Tyler
Page, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Judd
and Mr. and Mrs. Jasper \. Baker.
The Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter
| of the D. A. r. will celebrate its
eleventh birthday anniversary at a
dinner party which will be held this
| evening in the garden house OF the
| Grace Dodge Hotel.
| A midseason bridge party under the
| joint auspices of the Art Promoters
| Club and the International Associa
! ton of Art and Letters Is announced
| For Saturday evening at s o'clock al
the Hotel Gordon. The committee in
| charge of the program includes Mis-.
| E. Josselyn Giffen, Miss Isabel Fur
bank, Mrs. V. Bieleseldt. Mrs. Sarah
Nevins, Miss Ruby Nevins, Miss Max
| inc Role, Miss Betty Bradford, Miss
| Nan Darton, Miss Adelaide Dwyer,
| Mrs Agnes Miller. Miss Alice Haines
Miss Florence Bergman, Miss Mar
guerite DAILY. Miss Jeanne Gravatte,
| Miss Lucy WitherspooE. Miss Alice
| Haines, Miss Brigham, Mr.. Leonard
| F'olSe and others.
The Army and Navy Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will give benefits at both matinee
and evening performances Saturday
at Enter Madame" played at Ward
man Park Th2ater by the Thomas
Evening star., 1926-02-18

Patrons and patronesses for the re.
cital Thursday afternoon. March 4, of
Abraham Haitowitsch, violinist, in.
clude: Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, Mrs
Charles c. Glover. Mrs Walter Bruce
Howe, Mrs. G. Thomas Dunlop. Mrs
John Hervey Young, Mrs. John Dew
Hurst Patten, Mrs. Archibald Hop.
lins. Mrs. Reeve Lewis, Mrs. w. w
Galbraith. Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs
John Allan Dougherty. Mrs. Howard
Y. Tucker. jr.; Mrs. Charles A. Gold.
Smith. Mrs. c. A. Fuller. Mrs. Peter
\. Drury. Mrs. Henry Curtis Morris,
Mrs. Mason NJ. Patrick. Mrs. Stilson
Hutchins. Mr.. B. Lowndes Jackson
Mr.. Anthony c. Addison. Mrs H. L.
Sargent. Mrs. Edward f. Robbins,
Mrs. Hiram Bingham, Mrs. Walter S.
1utchins. Mrs. Thomas Bradley. Mrs.
Randolph H. McKim. Mrs. McCalla
Sands, Mr.. Charles p. Stone, jr.; Mrs
Hamilton Fish, jr.; Mrs. James S.
Parker. DR.. Abram Simon, Mrs. Harry
,lull, Mrs. David +. kaime. Miss kath.
,'}n Gwynn, Mrs. F. Diggs, Mrs Clif-
ord Corbin and Mrs. Lee P. Warren.
Mr.. Haitowitsch has overcome the
handicap of blindness suffered at the
age of 2, and has become one of the
,oremost violinists of the day His
concert will be held at the Mayfiower.
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SOCIETY
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Of Sunday evening dinner concerts
being given at the Mayflower, will
have IA in their party. Mr.. j. E. S.
kinsella, the well known basso, who
will sing at the next concert, was
formerly a member of the Panama
Opera Company and also of the
Panama operate Quartet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 0. Wetmore OF
Chicago, who are spending a few days
in Washington, are at the Mayt1oWer.
Mr.. Meyer Davis will join Mrs
Davis at Palm Beach in few days.
They will remain in Florida until early
Spring.
Evening star., 1926-02-18

Nathaniel Hawthorne, the writer
was descended from two generations
of sea captains.
Evening star., 1926-02-18

The Army and Navy Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will give benefits at both matinee
and evening performances Saturday
at Enter Madame" played at Ward
man Park Thaater by the Thomas
Evening star., 1926-02-18

The Alumni Association Of the Uni
versity of Ohio will hold it's annual
get-together party at the garden house
Of the Grace Dodge Hotel Wednesday
evening. Members Of the congress
sional delegation are expected to at
tend.