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included former matrons ~ the Order
of the Eastern STAR.
Mr.. charles :. Barrett, cha irma u
of The National Board of Farm or
GaniZattons will be host ~ n tea
Tuesday afternoon, February ,. in
honor OF the delegates to the national
convention Of that orga MIA ton. Some
time aga the farm Orga niZations that
are members Of The board ARA nged
ior the purchase Of he HISTORIC old
property at 1871 | street, AT various
times TINS house was The home Of
John Wanna maker. Secretary Whit
ney. the FREEING huysers and the
William A. Skaters. II is nov used *
headquarters for the national boa rd
snd she lea will he given there.
Receiving VIII he Mrs. charles G..
Dawes. Mrs. Frank p. Kellogg Mrs.
William NJ ,Jardine. Mrs. VILLA m
Howard Taft, Mrs. Edward Terry
Sanford. Mrs. Harlan F. Stone. Mrs
Arthur Capper. Mrs. Edward r. Gam.
Mrs. Clifford Pinchol and Mrs j.
Rorden Hartman.
Assigning will he Nine. Peter Nrs
George Wharton repper. Mra VII
liz I'M NJ. Butler. Mrs. lanes f.. Nat
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son. Mrs. Lawrence II. Tyson Mrs
Frederick II. Gillett. Nrs. Charles l..
McN#ry. Mrs. John ". Kendrick
Mrs. Hendrix Shipsread Mrs. Daniel
X. Anthony. Ir.: Mis-. Fred :. Purrell,
Nrs. John Philip Hill. AIrs. James g.
strong. Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon
Mrs Everett Sanders Nine. PelenyI
Mrs. Henry Leonard. Airs. Frederick
II. Erooke. Mrs. TruNtun Resle. MrS
Montgomery Blair. Mrs. Eugene
Meyer ir. Mrs. Frank n. Wet Mrs
John &. Henderson. Mrs. Thomas f.
Walsh. Mrs. STANLEY Rinehsrr. Mrs
Frederic 4. Keen. Mrs. Adnlph
Caspar Miller. Mr.. Allen W Dulles
Mrs. William Hard, Mrs. Charle-
Holman. Mrs. Iohn Allan Dougherty
Mrs Anne ArrhhnId and Miss Msbs J
Boardmsn.
One of the special features ~ thts
NEE ting will he reception given IN
honor Of the delegates. Invita- tons
are being sent 10 members Of the
legislative. executivs and iHd~ial
branches Of tho Government. the
Diplomatic corps and 10 others prom
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carried bouquets Of butterfly roses and
blue iris.
Mr.. Lloyd Farragut Sewail WAS his
brothers. best man and the ushers
were Mr.. Clinton Elliott. ir.; Mr..
Clifford ii. Mccall. Mr.. G. Huntington
Erhart and Mr.. Donald Il. Percy Of
New York; Mr.. James W. Kicker and
Mr. Edward r. Kicker, il, of Portland,
Me-; Mr.. Carlton NJ. Pike OF Lubec.
Me: Mr.. John ". Williams of Balti-
more. Mr.. sumner SewalI OF Bath. Me;
Mr. Eric A. Wools0n OF Spring field
W.: Mr.. Henry Dearborn of Seattle,
Wash. and MIR. Walter Phelps War
rem. Sd, Of Troy. y. Y. brother OF The
bride. Young Wilson Pricbett, H., of
Philadelphia WAS the page. The bride
and bridegroom will sail tomorrow on
The Conte Biancamano TO spend the
honeymoon in Italy. Upon their re
turn they will live in New York.
Mrs. James Patterson Perry left this
week for sn extended "trip to Florida.
She will visit friends and relatives in
Daytona. ct. Petersburg and Miami
and will also go to Palm Beach and
Key West. Mr.. Perry expects to join
her next month.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Spaldins viii
leave tonight for weeks stay at
The RitZ.Caritun in New York.
Mrs. X. Francis Saul and the Misses
Saul will b- Al home Monday after
Moons February and s. from To 8
O'Clock in their home ~ 1n2+ WN"m
ing avenue.
Miss MARY Temple "f Tennessee.
who is here for the midseo son, enter
tanned y company 81 20 at luncheon
AZ f.l inn -
Townsend morning musical ~ the
MayfoNer Miss Temples guests were
asked to meet Nine. Simopoulos. wife
of the Minister OF Greece, and Mrs
Tyson. wife OF Senator Lawrence u.
tyson Of Tennessee.
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wore gown Of white velvet, with
long sleeves. 4 silver train. old laCe
cuts ana insert front. Her ven was
OF white lIlle, held with orange bios
snins and hrr bouuueI was al white
sweet pes. white orchids with purple
renters ami lille. of the valley.
Miss MARY Marvel of Wilmington
bet. Mas the msId al honor. and her
dress Mas peach ruior. with girdle
of deeper peach color. ana hst and
shoes IL match. Her bouquet VA ri
hnuerfiN roses ami blue iri>.
The brides other aItend4nts We're
Mrs. John ". Villa ms of Baltimore
sister If the bride groom, Mrs. John
q caldwell Of chicago rRd Miss
Constance belunoS of New York
They Wore p-a, c"lur dresses Ind
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ton, Baroness de cartier feels obliged
To cancel the small dance she had
planned for February at the Bel
siau embassy. The dance Will be
taken over by AIRS. Letter.
Airs. Mae turlIn i.uylles Of Denver,
colo. is The guest of her cousins
Mrs. William Hamilton RaYly. 81 the
Hotel Roosevelt
Mr.. r.. T. StoIesbtTy VIII arrive in
Washington TUESDAY from his home
in Philadeiphia. and viii l'e III the
Willard where he viii spend several
days. Nj. St"tr>hufN viii 30 non.
here 10 his Winter nrunr it Pa I'm
beach.
Nj. William l;r.i. llihbs H. srtIin-
ing some JlIut IN New YORK ANA IL
Stopping Al The AIniI4 -s.tGor Hole.
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the surplus funds accruing from the
ball will he given To aid some promi-
Eent patriotic cause, this year going
10 the furnishing OF Monticello and
next year toward the George Wash
ingion Memorial.
There has been a great demand for
membership in the assembly, and
practically all the boxes are taken.
with a waiting list for next season.
Those who will occupy boxes include
the Secretary OF War and Mrs. Dwight
F.. Davis. who with Senator and Mrs.
George Wharton Pepper and a small
number OF guests will eccupy the box
OF honor; the Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy and Mrs. Theodore Douglas
Robinson, Mrs. James Couzens, Nine.
EksnErsn, Mrs. Henry f. Dimock.
Mrs Copley Amory. Mrs. Minniserode
Andrews. Mrs. Robert Low Bacon.
Y. Boynton, Mrs. Godfrey Lowell
Cal bot, Mrs. Frederick Irving Cox, Mrs.
Richard Parker Crenshaw, Mrs. Ste
phen B. Eikins. Mrs. Edward Hamlin
Everett. Mrs. Henry W. Fitch, Mrs.
Paul FitZsimons. Mrs. Charles NJ
tfonlke. Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant.
Mrs Stokes Halkett, Mrs. r. A. D.
Hancock, Mrs. Arthur A. Houghton.
AIRS. Robert f.. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Graves Matthews, Mrs. Francois Der
ger Moran. Mrs. Henry Curtis Morris,
Mrs. John Speed Morris. who has the
jefferson box; Mrs. cha rles Patterson.
Mrs. Sarah Johnston Penn. Mrs
Louis Pennington. Mrs. James PiIllns
Mrs. Thomas RI. &. Reed. Mrs. Stan-
Icy Rinehsrt Miss Mary Temple. Mrs.
Thomas H. Tsliaferro. Mrs. Wilbur
r. Turner. Mrs. Joseph r.. Thropp.
Mrs Edward G. Walker. Mrs. Thomas
+. Walsh. Mrs. Joseph Washington,
Miss Fanny Weeks. who has the
Washington box: Miss Caroline W hite :.
Mrs. Francis Marion Wismort. Mrs
Walter u. Wilcox. Mrs. 0rme Wilson.
Mrs. Charles BouShron Wood and Mrs
cha rles Woodruff. II is expected that
the one box vet remaining VIII be
raten by the Colonial Danes.
Mrs Anna GuvshSll entertained =
small party AT luncheon "Wednesday
~ the Grace Dodge Hotel. Her party
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Airs. William FLOYD Sicard will 2.
shortly 10 Annapolis 10 visit hsi
cousin. Gov. Richie. aud his mother
Mrs. Albert Richie al the COVER
uors mansion.
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Blair-Masop Wedding
To-day Of nusual Interest.

ST. Johns Church on LAFAYETTE
square. known as the Church OF
Presidents. because So many have al
Tended there. viii be the setting for
the wedding al O'Clock today, Of
Miss Mary Eula Mason, da uB hter Of
Mrs. Charles Field Mason 10 Mr.
William ORA per Blair, SON uf Mr.. nd
Mrs. Mont geometry Blair, when Two uf
the oldest families of the Disirict of
Columbia will he united. The church
with its low loft and na rrow aisIeS
will have an artistic ARA ngement of
ferns. pa Inns and smilax about the
cha ANGEL. furnishing ba ch ground for
1rhite flowers. lilies decora ling the al.
var and showing In the arrangement
about the chsncel. The Rev. DR.. Rob.
.eri Johnston. rector of the church
will offiCiate
Some minutes befme the time set
for the ceremony the ushers were
hnsily engaged in sea Ting The guests
repre- sentative of official. diplomat tic
2 nd resident SETS. The group of ush
ers includes Mr.. G. ID. Jackson, Nh
John r.. Howard. Mr.. Fred Payne.
Mr.. F. Fl. Davis. Mr.. Ra Jpn Hills nd
Mr.. Parker Lloyd Smith.
The bride will wa Tx 10 the altar with
her brother. Lieut.. Charles Hare
Ma son. aud will wear a lovely brida
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The Secretary of the Navy aud
Mrs. Wilbur will be the guests in
whose honor Rear Admiral and Ms.
Zen ia min +. Hutchinson Will enter
tain company OF IA AT dinner this
evening
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owing to The Widespread misery
ud loss ocrasi"ned ny The foods il
belgium. ut which narrowing &C
counts have luSl reached Wash ing
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Miss t.tiza beth Stiles. daughter III
Dr. aud Mrs. t'hs rles Nardell Stiia=
entertained al luncheon today in
compliment t" Miss Mary Stitt. the
guests including the members 90
Miss Suits bridal partN.
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Airs. Joseph Letter has leased til,
Violet cottage. 1T Aiken. :. g.. TO
the month of February.
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The Presidents box in The Wash
Ineton Auditorium viii he occupied
tonight at the concert being given
to, tho benefit Of Friendship House
nv Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Stearns.
who viii have with them several Of
Mrs. Caolidses friends.
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The Ambd SSa dor of France aui
Nine. RPrenger will be among The
guests dinner this evening of The
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson.
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The Smba sss dor of Germany and
Baroness Nathan and the mba ssa-
dor Of la pan and Nine. Ma tsuda ira
viii he the mixing guests d the din
ner 10 Ne given this evening hN Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Belmont.
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Mrs. rilson, Wife 81 EepresentatiN e
John g. Tiison. Will receive Tues.iaN
afternoon from 4 10 $50 uclorh in her
home al 20l6 @ street
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Mrs. Porter II. Dale has az her
house guest Miss Mabel Southwirk "
Burlington. Vt.
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The ndersefretaTN OF State ana
Mrs. .Ioseph &. Grew entertained &
small rnmpa ny Al luncheon today.
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Admiral and Mrs. Edward W.
Eherle entertained al dinner last eve
ming in honor Of the Amba Ssa dor of
Argentina and Sonora de PueyrredOn
the others in the company including
the Minister Of Guatemala and Sonora
dc Sanchez LatOur. the Minister OF
the Serbs Croats ana Slovens. Dr.
Pavichich: Judge ana Mrs. Samuel
Jordan Ora ham. Judge and Mrs. {. 4.
Mcthord and hir~ Isabelle Wells.
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Secretary and Mrs. kellogg
To Entertain Tonight.

The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
kellosS will entertain a company at
dinner this evening.
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Mrs. Anna GuNshall entertained
small party AT luncheon "Wednesday
~ the Grace Dodge Hotel. Her party
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The Vice President and AIRS. Dawes
end their daughter, Mrs. Melvin
+ Ericsson we're the diner guests of
Afr. nj Mrs kenneth l.. Roberts in
the Vice Presidential suite at the May
flower Isl evening. The other guests
we're Mai. and Mrs Rupert Hughes.
MIR and Mrs. Robert +. thoate and
Nr. nd Mrs Richard V. oula han.
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Mrs. Charles Nelson i.ii,sr enter
tanned a company uf Is al bridge
luncheon TODAY.
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The SDea ker of the House of Repre-
aentariVeS ana Airs. Nicholas Long
worth. we're guests Al The dinner
given last evening 0t the Pow ha tau
Hotel by Senator ana Mrs. Hiram
Bingham in compliment To Mr. ana
Mrs. Pablo tasaIs. The other guest
were Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Rruce
Howe. Mrs. La Nrencp Townsend ana
Mr.. Met ormich -Goodha II. commercial /
secretary of he British emha ssh
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Mrs. h. Francis Saul and the Misses
Saul will be al home Monday after
moons. February | and s. from Ia ;
O'Clock, in their home ~ 2224 Wynn
INK avenue.
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~ III. Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes will lac the honor
guests At dinner this eNeninS
i of senator and Mrs. charles
: neneen. who viii enter
tain in their apartment al 1o2s ''"ii T
nscticut avenue.
senator and AIRS. l'eneen VIII en- :
terrain At dinner February :, hn'l
February ) they viii entertain the
JlIirois delegation in Congress al .
sumner pSlIN.
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Miss Rosa Nave l>tndrlck and her
house guest Mrs. liprHce Kinearson
of Middleton II. Ohm" viii he al hume
SUNDAY Afternoon from i:jq 10 H:sn
o'clock. Mrs. I.ineuf-on was ella SIS
mate Ut Miss Nendrick al Ely curt IL
Greenwich Conn. aud viii arrive
Sunda from her bhio home fur Wis
II with Miss Il andrich.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Spalding viii
leave tonight for week stay at
The RitZ.Caiitun. in New York.
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Nine. de Graef. wife Of the Minister
of the \eIhsra nds. will he AT home
this afternoon from 4:30 IT, o:3"
O'clock
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Nine. Simopouios. wife 81 the Min
lister nj Greece. will receive this AFTER
noon from ( 10 $40 o'clock. al the
lesatian. 1S2s Connecticut avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David ST. Pierre Gail
la rd have postponed the dinner they
were 10 have given this evening until
Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Gail
lard will have with them the end OF
next week MI. ana Mrs. James l..
Walsh pf New Yurh.
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Great show on at Liberty tonite.
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LAWYERS JOCKEY
 IN FALL HEARING
DEFENSE SEEKS TO PREVENT DOHENY EVIDENCE GOING BE-
 FORE TRIAL JURY

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. P)-The counsel clashed over whether the evi- dence gathered in the senate oil 1n- ouirv was admissible. The jury ex- cluded during the argument. Roberts read the Senate testimony in which Doheny said he sought permission to appear, because he desired to give the public facts. It was argued since the testimony was freely given it's ad- mission did not constitute testimony by the defendant against himself"
 Frank Hogan read a notation from records in which "Mr Dohen'ys tes- timony was resumed" Doheny pre- viously testified under a subpoena and it was argued the testimony's second appearance under the condi- tions was identical with the first, it being compulsory testimony.
 The court ordered the various ex- pressions in letters to jurors which might distract attention from the trial be deleted, expressions such as Little Mary crying for you"
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Brunswick Monographs and records Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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GOVERNOR AND OTHERS
 ARRESTED, BOOZE CHARGE

BAY MINITTE, Ala, Nov. 27. lP)- Governor Brandon of Alabama and nine others gave bond of three hun dred dollars each to appear in court in December, to answer charges as a result of raid made on a fishing camp in which liquor is alleged to have been found. More than dozen quarts are reported to have been found in the Governors room.
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Eastman Kodak Agency-Schaller- CTS Alaska Shop.
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UNWR|TTEN LAW
 NOT RECOGNIZED
 BY THE ENGLISH

LONDON, Nov. 27. (P-Alfonso Austin Smith went on trial yesterday for the murder of John Denham, h. ternational rink hockey player. He is alleged to have killed Denham be- cause of the latter's alleged attentions to Mrs. Smith.
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Continued to Monday

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. P)-The Fall-Doheny trial was adjourned this afternoon until Monday morning, with Justice Hoebling holding in abey- ance his decision on the admissibility as evidence of the testimony taken in the senate oil inquiry.
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KING GIVES APPROVAL

LONDON, Nov. 27. (P)-Approval has been given by King Geoge to the appointment of Vincent Massay to be the first Canadian Minister Plentipo- tentiary to the United States.
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RUM MILLIONAIRE IS DEAD

HAVANA, Nov. 27. R-Facunda Bacardi, rum millionaire. is dead at the age of S4. Senor Bacardi, with his brother Emilio founded the famous rum distilling company which bears their name.
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MRS. WicKERsHAM's FUNERAL

SEATTLE, Nov. 27. (P-The fun eral services of Mrs. James Wicker sham were held here with Bishop Rowe of Alaska officiating. MT. Wick ersham and son Darrow, of San Fran cisco, were in attendance at the fun eral.
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WAS HEAD OF RUM RING

OAKLAND, Nov. 27. (R-Burril Morris, Oakland bootlegger, who was shot and killed by George Wentworth, dry agent, who was also slain, was re- vealed yesterday as the head of the Oakland rum ring.
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BooTLEGGERS KILLED

CHICAGO, Nov. 27. R)-Thomas and Charles O'Donnell, bootlegging gangsters, were killed and Charles Barrett, a bystander, injured in a ma- chine gun war.
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cooLIDGEs ATTEND SERVICES

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. P)-The President and Mrs. Coolidge attended the Thanksgiving services Thursday. They were accompanied to the church by many Washington dignitaries.
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g. s. coRDovA BEHIND TIME

The s. s. Cordova, of the A. 5. 5. Co.,, is scheduled to arrive in Cor dova this evening from the South. The vessel is many hours late and will probably not arrive in Seward until late Monday.
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SAYS NEW YORK MILD

NEW YORK, Nov. 27. (P)-Amund- sen is not wearing an overcoat. He said New York is too mild. X <
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T Call and look .sover. our handsome |line of Alaska views Christmas cards, .Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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BANDITS GET $1O,o00

RICHMOND, Nov. 27. (P-Timing their raid to split seconds, two bandits held up the Merchants bank yesterday and escaped with ten thousand dol lars.
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SPEEDY TENNIS DUE
IN WARDMAN EVENTS

Today's matches in the fourth
round of the Wardman Park tourney
should be productive of some fast
tennis.
Gwynn King, one of the younger
players, who yesterday eliminated the
veteran Clarence Cnarest, is matched
with Bob Considine, WHO took the
measure of J. A. PurintOn. a seeded
netman, in the third round.
Tom Mangan. twice winner of the
Wardman trophy, meets w. Carter
Baum, Middle Atlantic intercollegiate
singles champion, and Stanley Carr,
another of the players who was
placed in the draw, goes against Mil
ton Yates, the racketer who has fur
nished the most surprising upsets of
the tourney.
First and second round matches in
the doubles will be played tomorrow.
According to the present schedule the
finals in both divisions of the tourney
will be staged Sunday.
Woman players are hoping to con
clude their matches tomorrow. In
the deciding match Corrinne Frazier
meets the winner of the Mary Hall
Jennie Doolittle encounter listed for
today.
Yesterdays results in men singles:
60, -: Q. y. Hertelendy de-
feated 4, Q: White. 70: 7a.5. Milton
IS. J. A. Purinton defeated E. Won Sell
ram. 60. 81; w. r. Willougbby defeated
II. Birch. 6--4 81: X. W. Abrams de
feated Fred Haas. 4--6. Ct. "a: William
Hicks defeated j. D. Noel. 6--3. So. 6--:}.
Third round-T J. Mangan defeated Fred
Doyle ID. Go: W. Carter Baum defeated
l.. J. Nusbaum. 6-3. Go: Stanly Carr
ton Yates defeated o. D. Hertelendy 3-6.
d; 7-5: Gwynn King defeated Clarence
J. A. PurlntOn. g.. 6-f: r. :
Burwell defeated W. r. Willoughhy. ia
l0-S.
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D. C. LINkSMEN SEEK
BALTIMORE HONORS

More than a score Of Washington
golfers left the city today to play in
the qualifying round Of the Baltimore
Country Club tournament, which
opened today on the picturesque
course of the club in Roland Park.
Although Roland r. Mackenzie and
c. j. Dunphy. two Of the outstanding
competitors from Washington in pre-
vious Baltimore Journeys, are missing
from the competition. this year, the
field Of entrants from Capital clubs
is strong.
George j. voigt of Bannockburn,
winner Of two Journeys about Wash
ington already this Spring. is the head
liner of the District contingent.
Only one Washington player, w. N.
Baldwin. started in the qualifying
round this morning, with the score
of other Capital entrants scheduled to
tee off this afternoon. Match play
rounds begin tomorrow morning, with
the final rounds scheduled for Satur-
day afternoon. D. Clarke Corkran, an
outstanding figure in previous Balti-
more Journeys, has not entered this
year. although his brother, B. War
rem, last years winner, Is an entrant
Norman e. Frost of the Indian
Spring Club yesterday won the low
gross prize in golf competition
staged by the District OF Columbia
Bar Association at the Congressional
Country Club. Frost had a card of So
to lead the other barristers John j.
Hamilton annexed the low net prize
with a card Of 91--1S-73. The prize
offered for the highest gross score
went to Paul Lesh, with a grand
total Of 141.
DIR. Bruce l.. Taylor, a member Of
the Congressional Country Club, won
the monthly event Of the Washington
Dental Association played at Columbia
yesterday with card Of Sc. Low net
went to Maj. Matthews with 91-1S-
70, while second low net went to DIR.
Robert f. Eller, with 96-19-75.
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MISS WHITE winner
OF CUP GOLF EVENT

Dorothy White. youthful star golfer
of the Washington Golf and Country
Club. the daughter Of DR.. William G..
White of Washington, won the tenth
annual handicap tournament for the
Evening Star golf trophy at the Indian
field of nearly 40 contestants over the
SO holes competition with a net card
of 16S.
Phyllis Keeler, a clubmate of the
Washington Golf and Country Club.
champion of that club, and secretary
Of the Women's District Golf AS
sociation, finished second with a net
40.
Last years winner, Mrs. Alma Won
Steiner of Indian Spring, finished In
eleventh place, with a net total Of 1872.
Tied with Mrs. j. F. Dryden of
Chevy Chase, with net scores of 81
at the conclusion of the first IS holes
played on Tuesday. Miss White. ex-
hibiting the same steady brand of
golf that enabled her to score an 80
on the Indian Spring course on the
first day, pulled away from Mrs. Dry
den over the final round.
Miss Tidmarsh of Chevy Chase had
the best gross score Of yesterday, with
card of 49,
All through the tournament Miss
White played with steadiness and
skill. She had a handicap Of seven
strokes for each round.
Prizes were presented TO the win
ners at the conclusion of the final
round yesterday by Mrs. II. A. Knox.
president of the Women's District Golf
Association. Mrs. Knox presented to
Miss White the handsome Evening
Star trophy. on which the winners
name will be engraved, and which will
remain at the Washington Golf and
Country Club for a year, and also a
smaller cup, donated by The Star,
which will remain the permanent pos
session Of Miss White.
Miss Keeler and Miss Tidmarsh also
received prizes for low gross and low
net scores for the day.
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