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GERMAN WOMEN WAR
AGAINST CHURCH BAN

BERLIN, Jan. 13.-OP)-There IS
only one regularly ordained woman
preacher in Germany and suffraget
ties are OH the warpath against the
edict which bans members Of their sex
from the ministry and participation
in church convention.
Defeated in the recent General
Synod Congress of the Evangcneal
Church, the women, led by DIR. Hell
enc Lnngc and DIR. Gertrude Baumer
threaten TO make another issue of the
question in this years convention.
DR.. Banner said that rs all church
taxes are collected by the state ~
means Of n levy on church members.
and as women have been given the
vote by the state. they should be nd
mittcd TO the ministry ms well as
men.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

Chicago: Temgerature. 10: cloudy.
fourteen-miie wind from the northwest;
lowest temperature in last q hours. 10;
highest. II.
Kansas City: Temperature. IL: clear;
twelve-mile wind from the north; low
est temperature in last "a hours, 20
highest, Sc.
New York; Temperature, II; cloudy;
twelve-mne wind from the northwest;
lowest temperature in last - hours, a.
highest, 80.
st. Louis; Temperature. "a; showing:
24-mIle wind from the north: lowest
temperature In last "a hours, "a; high
est. IS.
Washington: Temperature. IL; cloudy
less than tcn-mile wind from north
west; lowest temperature In last 81
hours, "a; highest -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
COURT PROCEEDINGS
n COURT OF CRIMINAL ApPEALs.

AUSTIN, Jan. 13.-(P)-The following
proceedings were he'd in the Court of
Criminal Appeals:
Affirmed: Jim Morris. Harrison: Roy
Blckle. Dallas; L. A. Ballard, Jones;
Clint Springer. RockwalI; Eugenio Cas-
tellon. Bexar: Alvin Townsley, william
s. VIII Venn, Upshur: Granville Will
coxson, Collin; Frank Collier, Wichita:
Siminie Combs Grayson: Jim Hamilton,
Guadalupe; W. +. Arbuckle, Dallas.
Reversed and remanded: Dave Lilly.
Polk; Alex Blanks, Fannin: Van Rcnfro.
Polk; II. f. Foster, Harris: Kid Harris.
Henson and W. II. Pettigrew. Archer:
A. W. Dean, Wheeler; l.. d. Cammack.
Shelby.
Appellants motion for rehearing over
ruled: d. G. Armstrong. San Patrlcio.
NJ. d. Speegle. Eastland; Peter Zulkoslll.
Brazos; Albert Krenek. Milan; Jesse
own, Mccullough; c. w. Peasley.
Orange; George Morris, kaufman; Au-
hrey Galley. Howard; Lundy Carter,
Hopkins; VIII Parson, Montague; Bill
appeal reinstated, reversed and re-
manded: Manuel Lynch. Camp; II. X.
3oeckle. San PatrlciO; Calvin and Claude
Bales, Shelby.
Judgment reversed, bail granted in
sum of $4,000: Elk parte W. Vermilllon,
Potter.
states motion for rehearing overruled.
original opinion modified: Enroll Rees,
Reversed and dismissed: Tom Burnett,
Bowie.
Appeal abated: Paul King. alias whis-
KEY King. Collin.
states motion for rehearinE overruled;
Sam Res Bee; .,. ,, po,...,
Kaufman.
Appellants motion reheariug overruled
no written opinion: Tom Taylor, Gray
son.
Submitted on briefs ana oral argu-
ments: John Smith. Brown: Jack Still,
Falls: F. ". Howard. I'll Paso; Arthur
son: Ben II. Belson. Falls; Ernest Smith.
Ellis: L. J. Eubank. Ellis; c. II. Ford,
Harrison: ex parte Z. l.. Feray, Ellis.
Submitted on states brief: W. A.
Wise. McLennan; A. b. Hagood. Lamar;
Milton Hackett. Dallas; Ulysses Blauch.
Gregg: J. =. Carlisle. Navarro; T. NJ.
Houghton. Floyd; exparte Willie Hogan,
Washington; exparte Gaines Green,
Washington.
Submitted on appellants brief: Johnnie
fairfield and Leon Richardson, Guada-
lupe; Leonard Wilson. Delta.
Submitted on brief for both:
Dubose Cupit. San Augustine.
Submitted on record; George Kennedy,
Gregg.
Submitted on affidavit 20 withdraw ap-
neal: Michael MerteL Wheeler; T. ".
Buck. Hale.
submitted on appellants motion for
rehearlng: J. I. Pittsburgh. Limestone;
8. +. Larson. Jefferson; Walter Belk.
Bowie: T. Harris Harris; Henry Nash.
Harris; Titus Davis Kaufman; Dan
Davis, Somervell; A. 4, Thomas. Bowie;
Guy McMulley, Briscoe.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

mostly 10 to 25c higher than Tuesdays
best prices; big packers doing little bulk
good and choice 100 TO 2oO-pound weight.
sl2.10 ql2.50; bulk desirable 40 to 15o-
pounds up. 1880; 100 pounds up. 1880;
packing sows largely $1,000 a 1870; sorted
killing pigs, s13' down: heavy weight
hogs. s11.6O@ 1900: medium. Sif.7OG
i2:4o; light. @ii.5S919.5o; light lights,
$11.4061265
Cattle: 10000; fat steers opening steady
to strong; better grade light and COM
parable grades OF heavies showing
strength; early top long yearlings. $l1.75;
some finished heavy steers held around
fi2; she stock slow, bulls steady scarce !:
vealers Csc higher; packers paying up
ward to 1880.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
CHICAGO ATTORNEY
DIES DURING PHONE
TALK WITH DOCTOR

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-William u.
Thornton, ~. an attorney, died while
talking to his physician over the tele
phone.
DIR. A. l.. Craig, the aged ,nan 6
physician. reported that his converse
ton with his patient had suddenly
been cut short after Thornton had
told him of not feeling well.
Efforts of the physician and tele-
phone employees to gain admission to
the home failed and they summoned
the authorities. Mr.. Thornton had
been at home alone when he suffered
Il stroke of apoplexy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
BARONESS DE WERTH,
U. S. GIRL, RETURNING
TO HOME PENNILESS

PARIS, Jan. 13.-Baroness Her
douin de Reinach de Werth. the for
mcr Helen Tennyson of Pittsburgh.
whose husband committed suicide at
Monte Carlo a fortnight ago. is sail
ing for America. According to her
statement, her husband committed sui
eide on account of his love for her.
She was divorced in 1919 but re-
married him in 1920. They separated
again last year. She said that since
their separation she has been unable
to collect aliDony and has not been
able to find her child. She Is now
obliged to go to America in reduced
financial circumstances, as her hus-
band left her nothing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
BEGIN FILLING
bEXAR JURY
WHEEL
Names Will Be Taken Off
Rolls in Office Of Tax
Assessor.

Refilling of the jury wheel. emptied
Tuesday by order II the district judges
of Bexar county, began promptly at
3 80 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Names to be placed in the wheel will
be taken from the assessors roles,
and not from the poll tax list as here
.ofore. About ten days will be NJ
Iuired for the work.
One of the district judges will be
in charge. One deputy each from the
offices of the sheriff. the tax collec-
tor, the assessor, and the county and
district clerks will write the names
of prospective jurors on cards to be
placed in the wheel.
MEANS TRIAL DELAYS.
In the meantime the trial Of Mathew
Briscoe, negro charged with criminal
attack on white woman, and two
other alleged BLACK Terrors" will be
delayed two weeks or more. All other
jury cases pending in district and
county courts will also be delayed if at
torneys for either side challenge the
old jury list.
1t was pointed out, however, that
jury cases may be tried If the right
to challenge the old jury list is waived.
The jury wheel was emptied late
Tuesday afternoon and its contents
were burned by deputies.
FIVE JUDGES SIGN.
This was done following the concur.
rent action of all judges of the dis.
trict and county courts in holding that
the wheel had been illegally supplied
with names of persons for jury SER
vice. The order was signed by the
five district judges and spread upon
the minutes of each court. By the or
der the proper officers were instruct
ed to empty the wheel and supply new
names.
Signers OF the order were Judges
William S. Anderson, Thirty-seventh
district court; s. G. Tayloe, Forty
fifth district court; II. Il. Minor, Fiji
ty-seventh district court: r. w. B.
Terrell. Seventy-third district court
and w. w. McCrory, Ninety-fourth
district court.
The action was taken by the
judges in conference after Judge Nc
Crory had sustained a motion of o. B.
Black, attorney for Mathew Briscoe
charged with criminal attacE on q
white woman, to quash the venire
Judge McCrory overruled the motion
Monday afternoon, but reconsidered
and sustained it Tuesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
WOMAN IS INJURED
IN AUTO COLLISION

sebastiana Luera. 60, 2223 Virginia
boulevard. was in the Robert y.
Green hospital, Tuesday, suffering
with internal injuries, cuts AMI
bruises, received in an automobile
crash.
The accident occurred at the inter
section Of Flores and Commerce
streets.
Automobiles in the collision were
operated by G. Luga. son of the n.
jured woman. and G. II. Surkamp, 1O3
West Kings highway.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
CLAIM COSMIC RAY HOLDS
KEY TO WORLDS PUZZLE

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-(P)--In the
cosmic ray may he found the secret Of
what keeps the universe from running
down.
Professor Forest Ray Moulton,
head Of the department of astronomy
of the University of Chicago, made
the statement in an address on re-
cent astronomical explorations IN
space and time.
In the cosmic ray we may find n
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
VIOLATOR OF PAROLE
RETURNED TO PRISON

J. f. Merrell, deputy warden OF the
federal penitentiary at Atlanta. left
San Antonio Wednesday returning a
man who violated his parole from the
federal prison March 10, 1920, almost
six years ago.
Federal authorities arrested him
January when they discovered that
he had enlisted in the army and was
in the guard house at Fort San Hous-
ton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
GORDON PICKS PRIZE
BEAUTY FOR ROLE

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 13.-LA9-
Miss Fay Lanphier, who us miss
California" became miss America"
at last years pageant at Atlantic
City, will probably soon be given a
chance on the speaking stage. Leou
Gordon, author and actor, said today
that he had chosen Miss Lanphier gor
the one woman role in his next pro-
duetion which he plans to put on in
August. Gordon is author of the play
white Cargo
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
MUSSOLINI DECIDES
TO GO UNDER KNIFE

LONDON, Jan. 13.-The London
Daily Express prints a dispatch dated
Modani, declaring that Premier Mus
solini has finally decided, on the ad-
vice of his physicians, to undergo n
dangerous operation this month in the
hope of allcviating his illness.
The dispatch states that Mussolini
has made political and other arrange
ments to insure that there will be no
interruption Of affairs during his alb
sence.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
JEALOUS SUITOR
KILLS WIDOW. SELF
BY Universe, Service.

CHICAGO, Jan. 10. - Fearing a
younger sutton would replace him in
the affections Of Mrs. Josephine Stuhl'
berg. "a. Albert Scofield today snot
and killed Mrs. Stahlbcrg and him
self.
Mrs. Stahlberg. a WIDOW, is III"
mother Of three small children. Seq
field, a sewing machine salesman, re
Gently had been transferred to Mime
sofa.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
GIVE MARCHERITA'S
PALACE TO WIDOWS

ROME, Jan. 13.-King Victor EN-
manuel honorcd the memory Of his
mother. Queen Margherita, by an
nouncing that he would present her
palace at Bordighere. where she died.
as a home for the widows and mothers
of italian soldiers who died for their
country.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
MAN SHOOTS GIRL,
TURNS GUN ON SELF

KEYSER, w. Va, Jan. 1S.-R-
After an argument over attending SER
vices with his fiancee, during which
he asserted "the only way l will get
to church will be as CORPSE" Brooks
McCauley, %, last night shot and
killed Miss Jessie Michaels, 10, and
then killed himself in the girls home
at Nethken, 20 miles from here. OF
ficials investigating the case said the
couple had never been known to quar-
rel before the tragedy. McCauley lived
in Shaw, W. Va.
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The Weather
TEMPERATURES.
FORECAST.

night and Thursday. fair with lowest
temperature Thursday morning around
freezing; light TO moderate northerly
winds
East Texas: Wednesday, fair; con-
tlnued cold with freezing temperatures
nearly TO the coast; heavy frost on the
coast: Thursday fair; light to moderate
northerly winds on the coast.
West Texas: Wednesday. fair and con-
tinued cold with freezing temperatures;
Thursday, fair.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13

suggestion of the way in which ma
terial integrates."
This, he explains. is contrary to the
theory that matter disintegratcs and is
wasted. There may be three time
cycles in the changing of matter, in
Guiding its formation, its disintegrn-
ton and its synthesis. including the
possibility that it may be concentrate
cd into new sans. The period of tim,
for the formation of such new suns
would be trillions of times longer than
any period heretofore considered.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13

The producer received the following
prices for poultry on the San Antonio
wholesale market Wednesday:
Hens. 20 cents pound.
Fryers, 80 q 35c pound
Ducks loo pound.
BOOSTERS, l0c pound.
Eggs. 81 crate.
Turkeys. 3OnS2c pound.
Butter. CSC pound; packing stock, f5c.
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Local Produce
VEGETABLES.

VEGETABLES.
The farmer received the following
prices for vegetables on the San Antonio
wholesale market Wednesday:
Grapefruit. $4,000 $50 box
Spinach. so cents bushei
Tomatoes. $3.50 Oils per four-basket
crate.
New potatoes, s275 bushei.
Turrips. so to so cents dozen
Beets, 4o950 dozen.
onions. 40 q soc.
Radishes, 401jOc
Mustard greens. 400 zee
Vans. S2.25 per cwt.
Bell peppers. 22c pound.
Cabbage, .hc pound.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
TO MEET
IN OSTEND, BELGIUM

CHICAGO. Jan. 13.-OP)-Ihe
1927 convention of Rotary Interna-
tional will be held in Ostend, Belgium,
the board of directors decided here to
day. Dates are to be fixed later.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
CONFIRM CONVICTION.

The case OF EugeniO CasteIIon, COM
victed in Bexar county on a charge
of wife and child desertion and fined
$50 and sentenced to 80 days in jail.
was affirmed by the court OF criminal
appeals at Austin Wednesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13

inY to Guthrie in connection with the
investigation have already departed
and others are leaving today, much in
ierest Is attached to the next chap,er
in the Indian drama which Will De
enacted here today. w. X. Hale, PIC.
turesque king of the Usage hills,
and John Ramsay, cowboy-farmer, VIII
BE- brought before Federal Judge John
n. Cotteral TO plead to-the Indictment
Of the murder Of Henry Roam, nn
Usage.
HALE FIGHTS CHARGES.
Hale has made it known that be
will fight all charges growing out OF
the Usage killings to the end ana
there is therefore no doubt that be VIII
plead mot guilty" However, Kan,
saws answer will be eagerly awaited
ms rumors are current that he and
Ernest Burkhart, named by Bert Law
son as implicated in the explosion
which caused the deaths of Il. W.
Smith. his wife and servant GIRL
have made confessions to federal au-
thorities.
Hale and Burkhart, his nephew, are
also under arrest on state warrants is
sued nj Pawhuska, charging them with
murder. Prospects of n breach De
tween the federal and state authorities
over the custody OF these and other
men ON charges growing out of the in
curry we're met yesterday by a state
Inent from Roy Lewis, United States
district attorney, that the two depart
ments "arc working along fine" How
ever the custody Of the two was not
announced.
NEW DEVELOPMENT.
4 new development in the investiga-
ton is that of perjury charges; A
warrant was issued yesterday for FREQ
Rowe, Pawhuska cattleman and re-
butcd close friend of Hale, on charge
Of perjury and Lewis declared that
warrants for several other witnesses
before the grand jury would be issued.
Only two Of the II mysterious
deaths. those Of Anna Brown anu
Henry Roam. both Osages were appar-
entity considered by the grand jury
during it's deliberations.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
FOURTH COURT DE CIVIL APPEAIs

Following are the proceedings had IN
the Fourth Court OF Civil Appeals at San
Antonio wednesday:
Cases affirmed: Eagle Pass & Piedras
Negras Bridge company VS. Texas-Coa-
hula Bridge company. from Maverick
county: John ]. Donaldson vs.. ID. A..
Meyer ct al. Bexar; Bruce King VS. Gal
weston. Harrisburg & san Antonio Rail-
way company. BeNar; c. A. Wheatley vs..
T. G.. Benson Webb.
Appeal dismissed: 3. d. Rawi.ns VS..
II. J. Kientz. Cameron.
Motion for rehearing overruied: ". A.
Barnhart VS.. Hldaigo County Water I'm
provement District No. 4, Hldalgo:
Emma Hauscr We. d. A. zook, Bexar;
Dorm Snow vs.. 1. G. Cook. Hidaigo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13

Horseshoe Inn. formerly Old Barn
Inn, free dance, Tuesday night. Open
house. Gentlemen must have ladies.
everyone invited.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
JURY RECESSES'
IN OSAGE
PR0bE.
Hale Expected to Plead
Not Guilty When
Arraigned.

GUTHRIE, Okla, Jan. 13.--tP)-
This little city territorial and one
time state capital was resuming its
normal appearance today after the
taking OF recess late yesterday by
the federal grand jury investigating
the killing Of nearly score Of persons
in the Usage country in 1922 and
1925. The inquiry viii be resumed
February IL.
Although many. Of the persons COM
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
DIR. Landlord has returned.

Grand Prize Masquerade Ball al
Hermann Sons hall given BY Anton
Wenzel Lodge No. 174, o. d. II. :.
Saturday night, January 1G, l92G.
Splendid prizes. fine orchestra music.
Bring your friends. Admission %
cents.-(Ady)
O you prize for Wednesday at the
Labor Temple dance and the Temple
Hot Shots. Good.-(AdV.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-13
TEXAS MARKETS.
yEGETARLE SHIPMENTs.
BY Texas Market Bureau.

Yesterdays Texas rollings were:
cars Of grapefruit, OF mixed vegetables.
Ss cars Of spinach by freight and 2 by
express, cars of cabbage, cars OF
sweet potatoes. unrePorted on January :,
car Total rollings for the nation fol-
low: mixed citrus. ;; lettuce. liz; lem
ons. 90; grapefruit. IS: celery, SO; cauli-
flower. 6; mixed vegetables, SO; sweet
potatoes. rs: onions, 90: cabbage, 1877;
white potatoes, 565; apples. 2f5.
Cabbage at Rochester. n. Y, reported
demand good. market firm. Carloads =
0. b. usual terms on Danish type mostly
S55; few high as $50 per ton; while az
Kenoshs. Wis. demand good. market &C
tive, prices advancing. Danish type $50.
Carloads {. o. II. usual terms per ton
Few sales higher. lees. -..-....-
Potatoes at Idaho Fails. idaho: De
mand light. market dull. carloads {. o. b.
cash track on sacked russell United
States No. /, for shipment TO California
S3.ssa3.3O, sacked rural no sales report
cd. Carrots at Rochester. y. Y: Demand
active, market steady; carloads {. o. D
usual terms. one-third barrels. sLS5G
200: bushels, 81.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

San Antonio and South Texas markets
report poultry steady. supplies very hgnt
and demand moderate. Eggs around VII
per case. on fresh gathered firsts.
San Antonio: Hens zoe; springs around
soc; old ROSTERS around ga 1Oc pouna
live weight: turkeys not over 5o15Ec
pound on No. Is.
Eggs: Receipts. light; demand good;
fresh gathered firsts around sll per
case of 30 dozen.
Fort Worth: Poultry about steady
hens, large, 2lc: springs. small. 81 3sc'
oil droosters. gGl0c pound; geese, me
dunn sizes. around sl.2S: ducks, 1sc.
guineas, SO935c each: turkeys market
steady: No. Is, 32@3ic pound.
Eggs: Market steady; receipts light
fresh gathered firsts about $40 per case
to producers; northern storage NO.
cand,ed around $40 TO retailers.
Butter: Market slightly weaker; paes-
lag stock country butter around Csc
pound; creamery "A' grade. 4Sc pound
''B" grade. 4sa47c pound.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-30
DAWES FOR EARLY ADJOURNMENT; BUDGET ADDRESS
MISS MOFFETT
TO W E D
SOON
Date Of Marriage to Navy
Man Advanced; Simple
Ceremony Planned

Invitations have been issued bv
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William A.
Moffett for the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Janet Motfett and
Ensign Eliot MacF'arlan Moore,
aIf. s III. on Friday evening, Feb.
ruary lie. at s o'clock at their home.
20l9 Massachusetts Ave.
Plans were being made for 4
spring wedding. but the date was
advanced because Mr.. Moore has
been ordered To the flying school
at Pensacola, Fla, and will be i'm.
able to get leave after the course
starts. For this reason the wedding
will be simple and Miss Moffett veil
have her school girl sister, Miss
Betty Moffett, az her only attend.
ant.
Mr.. Moore will take his bride to
Pensacola.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-30
Festivities Today

Miss Brigham will be hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Dean Cherrier,
Miss Jacques Martin and Mrs.
Theresa Dean. Other guests will
be Mrs Emma Dent Casey. Miss
Ada Kainey, Miss EsteIIe Allen,
Mrs. William H. Moses, DR.. Mary
Meek Atkinson and Miss Mary
Boggs. At o'clock Miss Shackel.
ford will talk on THE Modernist
Movement to be followed by q
general discussion. The public il
invited.
Miss Gertrude DAILY entertained at
d bridge-luncI1eon today at the Con.
sressional Country Club in compile
ment to Miss Dorothy Casle2. There
were four tables. The decorations
were spring flowers.
i
The members OF the Beta Kappa
Epsilon Sorority will give dance
in the garden house of the Grace
Dodge Hotel this evening. Miss
Betty Starner il chairman Of ar
rangements.
4
Miss Josephine Weller. daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Josephine I. Weller,
left town yesterday for New York.
She will return early in March.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-30
EBERLES PLAN
DINNER SERIES

Admiral and Mrs Eberle will en-
terrain at dinner on Wednesday
tvening and again on Wednesday
evening. February 10. At the lat
ter dinner they will have among
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Ashton Rollins, Of New York, who
VIII come TO Washington to visit
Admiral and Mrs, Eberle for a few
days.
The Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Theodore Douglas
Robinson will entertain at dinner
on Monday evening, February IS.
In compliment to Mrs. Douglas
Robinson, of New York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-30
MRS. HAYNE ELLIS
IN NEW YORK

Mrs. Hayne Ellis. who is in New
York with Captain Ellis for fort
night, will return to Washington
the latter part Of next week.
Captain Ellis's ship. the Rochester,
Is based in New York.
Mrs. Ellis will be hostess at
luncheon at The Mayflower on
Saturday, February Is.
y
Representative and Mrs. NJ. A.
Michaelson left today for a visit
TO Palm Beach and Miami They
will return to their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel at the end
of two weeks.
y
Mrs. J. r. Joyce is chairman of
the tickets for the dance to be
given at st. Stephens School Hall
on Tuesday evening. Old-fashioned
dances will be feature of the en-.
tertainment. Mrs. Harry Burus IL
chairman Of refreshments.