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proving an asset TO Greece. 1t brou"ht
into the nation a host of cl2<ar,
thrifty, enterprising people-the sort
especially that had made Smyrna the
richest city of its size on earth-a
great army of producers and business
organizers.
Athens is vibrant with energy. dis
tinctly American in spirit. It's popu
lation has doubled since the beginning
of the World War.
The pro American feeling of Athens
is not exhausted by it's initiative ener-
gies; a great spring of gratitude wells
out Of the national heart. Greece has
not forgotten that America, through
the medium of the Near East Relief
and other benevolent agencies, sent
her inestimable assistance in money
and in experienced social workers
when refugees from across the
Hgean three years ago were pouring
in on her by hundreds of thousands
sick hungry and dying.
| took much comfort in thinking of
that while was in Athens, for there
is no satifaction deeper than in help
ing those who help themselves
Watching the crowd, it pleased me to
reflect that some, at least, of those
happy folk were among the exiles
whom America had fed and helped to
keep alive until they could stand on
their own feet again. And it is pleas
ant to record that the Greek public
authorities never let down any of their
own efforts because Americans were
there helping. They shouldered the
utmost Of their own burden, and CO.
operated besides in everything that
the American organizations asked;
and it should be remembered that
more than half of the wards of the
Near East orphanages are Armenian
children, with absolutely no claim
except the paramount claim of human
ity-for refuge on Greek soil.
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can thinks he knows about the Near
East turns out to be different when he
gets there. For example, nothing is
more definite to the American mind
before the American leaves home
than the well-estabiished fact that
Turkey achieved a tremendous vic
tory over Greece three years ago
crushing the power of the Greek ma
tion utterly and securing to itself an
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4E Near East is a true tOf3y
1rnvy land, where b
ire not what they seem nor
as you expect them to be.
Everything that the Amerl-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
5 Rooms, Bath, S. Porch
$50 Cash, $2700
South San Antonio

First-class modern cottage Of five large
rooms and bath. sleeping porch. finished
floors. electric lights. gas In alley. near
shops. we'll improved. one OF the best
buys in South San Antonio Price s27OO
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
REAL ESTATE
Real Estate for Sale
MYSTERIOUS

MYSTERIOUS
| So much misleading talk and adj
vertising has been INDUCED in that
the average layman is very skeptical
| about talking his building problems
over with any one. Blame for this
condition is traceable largely to the
vague mysteries some builders of
houses have injected into the PROPOSE
ton.
LISTEN!
The production of REAL HOMES
is a REAL BUSINESS; as honor
able as banking or any of the pro-
fessions. This business demands
! varied ability, broadly speaking, as
follows:
DESIGNING
CONSTRUCTION
DECORATING
FINANCE
AND
SALES
Much can be said of any Of the
above subjects. Give each of them
some real thought; then you will rea-
lie the advantage of turning your
building problems over to a firm or
individual who is fully equipped to
properly handle your whole propos-
ton.
Do you belive any man, properly
qualified, can DESIGN, give his per-
sonal attention to CONSTRUCTION
and DECORATING-then FINANCE
and SELL a $4,000 home for $3.50
profit?
OF course you don't. Two months
time is consumed for this procedure.
How would you like to hold a note
for $500 on a $500 house, payable,
nothing down and the balance some
other day?
OF course you would not have such
piece OF paper. Plumbing might
drap $40, then look where you would
be. Let's be practical and reasonable
about this proposition. Better by far
to rent your house and retain title
to the property than to fool yourself
into thinking you have it sold.
THEN AGAIN: A man creates a
five-year lien for $4,000 on a $4,000
house. He represents this as a 80 per
cent loan to the purchaser. OF course
he has to ask $4,000 for the $4,000
house-no other way out.
Etc, etc.
Drop by some time and let's talk
this proposition over in a sensible
manner.
TFTANn cTAN-rnpn pTrcpU
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AHN0UN cEMEHTS
Funeral Notices

WILLIAM +. WALTERS. aged 60 years.
died at the apartment Of a friend Fri
day afternoon, January %, 1925. He
was IN San Antonio visiting friends
His home was in Reno. Okla His re-
mains were shipped to Reno Saturday
night, January % at II .. m. over the
N X & T. under direction Of Wiibert
a Pelphrey.
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A New Homes on
Prospect Hill-S300 Cash

We have four very attractive new
homes in this block at remarkable prices
and terms. We can let you make your
selection OF one of these homes and sell
1t to you on 5000 cash and the balance
like rent No home over $500. These
homes have been well finished and are
modern in every detail. having all the
conveniences Of the higher priced homv
All have five rooms and bath.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Harlandale
Elegant Home, 102x198 Fl.

$500 buyz tits a real home. Regu-
lar old-fashloned yuie log fireplace; an
exceptionally we'll constructed house of
six rooms. sun parlor, large sleeping
porch, front and side porches, interior
work finished in imitation marble, paper
to harmonic. Built for a home. Every
possible convenience, beautifully land
scaped, choice collection of flowers.
shrubs, vines, shade and fruit trees:
corner lot. double garage. other optbuild-
ings; located in the choicest part OF
Harlandale suburb. Ones necessity, an
others opportunity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Easy to Own

Woodlawn Ave, near Belknap, seven
room bungalow, distinctive.
Denver Blvd, five-room modern cot
tcge, large lot. fruit trees. etc.
W. Salinas. modern five-room bunga-
low.
Z. Myrtle St, Tobin Hill. building
sites.
Ira Ave, flve-room cottage. large lot,
chicken yard.
". HOUSTON st.. five-room bungalow,
modern. almost new.
Mccullough Ave. apartment house
site.
Camden St. duplex. five rooms each.
s. Presa, out city limits, four-room
cottage, modern.
Barrett Ave, large five-room cottage.
Terrell Ave. near car line, five-room
cottage, modern.
Pesk Ave, apartment house site. good
location.
Prospect Hill new modern fine $4,000
home, $500. bargain, might consider
smaller home part payment.
Travis St., income $500. 5000 cash
good terms.
Gail Mr.. Allison. CT. szsi. Rife Land
Co.. money 10 loan. 514 Gunter Bldg.
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Busby Building
Corporation

TWO-STORY
NORTH SIDE DUPLEX APARTMENT
This is positively one OF the best loca-
tons for an apartment on the North
Side. Each apartment has five large
rooms, conveniently arranged with sep
arate entrance. Garages. servants quar-
ters, etc. Can be bought for less than
$4,000 for quick sale. and Is actually
worth $4,000. Inspect and be con-
WINGED. Call Woodlawn 47s9 Sunday or
CT. 2055 Monday.
EARTHMAN REALTY & LOAN CO.
30s Brady Bldg.
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Presa-Eads
$3.50 Cash-S4500-5-R

Nice bungalow. five rooms, beautiful
bath. sleeping porch. breakfast nook,
service porch. Corner 60x160. Cement
walks. double garage. $3.50 monthly.
It's cheap.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Houses for Sale
Houses for Sale

A Guaranteed Title Is Good Title
1t the title been found the
deprive protection the policy any
whatsoever trouble should developed thoroughly protected
H Guarantee Title Is Good Title
The certificate of Title Guaranty issued by Stewart Title
by defective title your title prove
be bad and should Jose the property the company will pay
you the title,
sTRF WILL fAh Alb fNFfNSA' " DEE 'NDN' HE
# the title is not good enough for rs to guarantee
you 0Vonld not be safe in buying the property.
Back Of every certificate issued
s placed title it knows certainly humanity
great corporation placed firmly title
and the entire trouble is borne by the company.
Demand Guaranteed Title
Cost of a guaranteed title
guaranteed reasonable. s25 for title
property valued s2OOO-50 cents hundred for all
that Thus $1,000 guaranty certificate would cost
aneed title while the cost is small?
When yow title is guaranteed BY u.s. YOU are
absolutely protected.
want tile trouble demand guaranteed title You
depend upon guaranteed title.
Don't lot you the title guaranteed
We will guarantee your title whether you have an abstract or not
costs nothing consult with Information iec aud eheerfuy
furnished
Write call.
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CONNESS REALTY co.
721 NAVARRO sT.-EsT 1s96-CR I'LL
Mexican Apartment
IS ROOMS-$25O CASH
Near Roosevelt Park

S35 monthly. almost new. five rooms,
bath richly papered. beautiful woodwork
and chandeliers. dressed floors. .bult-in
features. gas. cement walks, garage big
lot. south front, splendid neighborhood I;
price S3500
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$500 Cash, 5 Rooms, $32 Mo
South Flores-St. Francis

Five large rooms gas. sewers. water
lights and Is conveniently arranged. The
place for family desiring a real home
at very reasonable price; located in st.
Francis St. price s4b00
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Card Of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS.
We most respectfully tender our sin
cere and heartfelt thanks TO those noble
and kind-heartsd people who befriended
us In words and comfort and consolation
and for the beautiful floral offerings dur
ing the illness and death OF our beloved
mother and grandmother. Louisa Cook.
Especially do We thank Rev. 2. Knaak
for his consoling words spoken.
THE FAMILY.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
"Read This

Six lots with large frame build
Ing on one Of the lots; this prop
erty bounded BY three good
streets.
Traffic 20 LulinR, New Braun
fels, san Marcos. all pass this cor
nor: price $1,000. worth twice the
money. Let me show you the lots
then talk price.
MRS. c. =. BYRNE
Rogsrs-Hill & Co % sotl.
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Magnificent Home

This IL the most attractive. luxurious
and substantially built home q flint cob
blestone, on top Of the hill. IN Alamo
Height; artistic taste and wealth were
contributed 10 build this home. The sc-
tual cost OF the Improvements and lot
three years ago was SIS. 900. For apparent
reasons we will sacrifice this and viii
listen 10 any reasonable offer with as
much as $4,000 down. Cal. Mr. Drossos
81 Travis Bldg. CT. 5O1l.
lI2 ACRES Of land, just north of Blue
Bonnet hills. has fine elevation and
large frontage on the North Loop road,
has two good wells and other valua bic
improvements Would be very fine FOR
Subdivision. Can give you q good chance
on this.
STONE q STONE.
I'D NaL.onal Bank Of Commercs BIZ
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PHONE CROCKETT 4040

The Want Ad pages are closed at io:5o
a m daily. For Sundays paper phone
your ad any time before ,. m. satur-
day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Porter Street Real Snap
8 RoomS=S325O

$3.50 cash buys II. Has big rooms.
with gas. sewer, water. lights. Paving
paid for. On this important paved
street. Look at 1t.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-24
Ar, New, San Fernando
Addition, $3.50 Cash, $500

Well located lot in nice neighborhood.
has cement walks. gas, lights. sewer and
water. Price $500. easy terms.
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Goodman Reuth
Wedding Monday Night.

The marriage of Miss Harriet Nor
ma Van Reuth. daughter of Mrs.
AdoIph Van Reuth, of 200 Connectl-
cut avenue, to Mr.. Edgar Edwards
Good, son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. l..
Good Of izabethtown, Pa, took place
Monday evening at $50 o'clock III the
home of the brides parents, the Rev.
DR.. Herbert Scott Smith, rector OF
st. Margaret Protestant Episcopal
Church. officiating. The house had a
pretty arrangement of palms and cut
flowers, and Miss Camille Good, sister
Of the bridegroom. sang several Slec-
tions preceding and after the cere'
naony, accompanied by Mrs. William
j. wills, who also played the wedding
march.
The bride was given in marriage by
her uncle. Mr.. Louis Daniel Van
Reuth. and she wore gown or tor
uuoise blue taffeta made with close
fitting bodice and full bouffant skirt
trimmed with wide silver lace and cut
in points, which were outlined with
pink rosebuds. She wore q coronet OF
rhinestones and carried Killarney
roses.
Mrs. Omer Alfred Lemieux was the
only attendant. and she wore a goWi
of pink satin and Georgette, made
with tight pointed bodice and sklr'
of little rufies of the georgette anc
she carried an old ashioned nosegaN
Mr.. Robert l.. Frederick was the
best man, and the usher was Mr.
Omer Alfred LemieuX. Following the
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debutante daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
j. Z. Alexander. The guests include
Miss Mary Bradley, Miss Maud Mar
shall Mason. Miss Evelyn Mathews,
Miss Charlotte Childress. Miss katha-
rine Watson. Miss Doris Wagner. Miss
Harriet Atkins. Miss Mary Selden,
Miss Betty Edwards. Miss Virginia
Graham. Miss Mary James Harban
and Miss Elizabeth Hume, Additional
guests will join the company for tea,
when Mrs. Hunter will be assisted by
Nine Thenault. wife of the assistant
military attache of the French En-
bassy; Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thorn,
Mrs. James r.. Alexander, Mrs. Ben
jamin Dutton. Miss katharine Bowie,
Miss Nora Hill and Miss Bessie
johnson.
Mrs. Hunter Will entertain at dinner
this evening followed by bridge.
Capt. and Mrs. &. c. Calhoun are
leaving Washington today on u motor
trip to Miami. Fla. where they will
visit the latter'S Son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter 4. Drury, jr.
Mrs. George p McCabe entertained
IS guests at a luncheon and bridge
party Yesterday at her home on
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Damascus, Md. was best man, and
the ushers We're Mr.. Willard Harvey
and Mr.. GLAND Harvey of Brooke
vile. The marches were played by
Mrs. Washington Il. Chichester of
Olney.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Driver left for an extended
trip. Upon their return they will take
up their residence at West Chevy
Chase, Md.
Mrs. +. IL. Slattery of Boston, who
Is spending the week at the vii
lard, was hostess to al small company
at dinner last night at that hotel,
at which time she had eight guests.
Judge and Mrs Daniel Thew Wright
have as their guest in their Wardman
Park apartment the formers sister,
Mrs. Mamie Corblon of Boston. Mass,
who will remain with them for the
week.
The incorpOratorS of the EpiScODal
Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital will
hold their annual social meeting 10
morrow evening at O'Clock in the
Willard room of Epiphany Church
when the board of lady ma ma gers. the
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ceremony a wedding breakfast was

ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served.
Mrs. Van Reuth. mother of the
bride, wore a gown of pencil-blue lace
embroidered in gold threads and made
over blue satin, and she wore a cor
sage bouqet of rosebudS. Mrs. Good
mother of the bridegroom. was in rust
color velvet, made princess style.
After the breakfast Mr.. and Mrs.
Good left for wedding trip to New
York and Atlantic City, Mrs. Good
wearing a black prince crepe silk
roma, with a hat to match, and a long
brown caracul coat trimmed in brown
fur.
Among the out-of-town guests We're
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Good, Miss Ca
mile Good Miss Margaret Good, Mas
ter Billie Good of Elizabethtown, Pa:
Mr.. Stannard c. Ward of Clinton,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Good will be at home
after February ] in Richmond Va.
The bride is "a lineal descendant OF
mr.. Evardus Bogardus. the first
Minister to this country from the
| Netherlands, and is a member of the
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter, ID
! A. r.
a special feature Of the regular
| Friday afternoon tea of the Con
| SreSsional Club this week will be a
program called "An Afternoon in Old
| Virginia. given by the guest of
| honor, Ruby Vaughn Bigger the at
nome starting al o'clock. Tea will
be served later on.
From 9 to II O'Clock Friday eve
ming the Congressional Club will hold
an ut home, with dancing.
Miss Evelyn Jones Anderson, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Samuel Nicholas Ander-
son OF Brookeville, Md, and Mr.. Ralph
Vincent Driver Of Washington were
married 1T o'clock yesterday after
noon in st. Johns Episcopal Church
at Olney, Nd. The rector, the Rev.
Guy l.. kagey, otticiated in the pres
ence Of =. large aSSemblage.
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle, Mr.. William y. Jones
of BrookeviIle, and her only attendant
was Miss Jewell Woodall of Wash
ington. Mr.. Bradley Woodfeld of
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w Belt enter
tanned at dinner last evening. when
their guests included Senator Richard
p. Ernst, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A
Douglass. Admiral and Mrs H H.
Rousseau. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Suydam and Senior Benjamin Cohen of
the Chilean Embassy
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Brookville road. Chevy Chase, Md,
in honor of her sister. Miss Katherine
NJ. Fitzgerald, OF San Francisco, Calf.
Mrs. George g. Thorpe entertained
a company at luncheon following Mrs.
ToWnSend's musical today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Leslie OF Maiden,
Mass, who have been guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. William #. : Curtis at their
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Mrs. T. De Witt Talmaee will en-
terrain a small company at dinner this
evening at the MayfioWer Hotel for
her daughter, Mrs. W. Pitt Scott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13

Mr. and Mrs. Duff Haynie of Chi
Cago. who have spent the early Win
ter with the latter's sister and niece
Mrs. q. II. Draper and Mrs. Samuel
A. Kimberley. will leave this week
for Auburndale, Fla. to spend the re-
mainder of the season with Mr.. and
Mrs. James y. Lowry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13

The former Attorney General and
Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer have returned
from a visit in New York and are at
home at Wardman Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13

Mrs. Robert Williamson Hunter is en-
PERTAINING at bridge this afternoon in
mpliment to Miss CAROLYN Alexander
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SOCIETY
Mrs Dawes, Wife of Vice President, to
Be Feted at Luncheon Friday
by Miss Julia Mathis

Presiding at the tea table were Mrs.
George Wharton Pepper and Mrs. j.
Davis Brodhead, formerly of Bethle-
hem. 4 number Of the Washington
friends of Maj. and Mrs. Coyle called
and there We're also visitors from the
Navy circle and from official life.
Representative Coyle'S home at
5000 I street northwest is an inter
esting old Georgetown house, which
has been restored in true colonial type
and furnished throughout in early
American style.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins was hostess
To q company of "a AT dinner last eve
ming in her home on * street.
The engagement of Mile. de Bearn,
daughter OF Prince Henry Calard de
Bearn ct deS Chalais and grandaught-
er Of the late Ross Winans of Balti-
more, to John Freeman, son of the
late William Freeman AMI Mrs. Free
man, was announced in a dispatch re-
Ceived yesterday from Paris. Mrs.
Freeman was born the Princess Marie
de Bourbon BraganZa.
Nile. &c Bearn'S mother. before her
marriage to Prince Henry in 1905,
was Miss Beatrice Winans of Balti
more. She died at st. Petersburg
Russia, now Leningrad, in October,
1907.
Prince de Bearn was for some time
counselor of the French embassy here
and served as charge d'affaires of
France during the absence of the Am
basSador, NJ. Jules J. JuSSerand. when
he went to France ON vacations.
The members o. the Serbian Debt
Funding Mission, headed by DR.. Milan
n a ni>r-iNA ~ n oh.
ington and will be at Wardman Park
Hotel during their stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander c. Column
bus entertained company of Is at
Il card party last evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley
To BE Hosts at Supper.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G.. Bentley
will entertain a company of 90 at a
buffet supper this evening at S O'Clock
in their home. 1927 Lamont street. in
compliment to Miss Rosa Ponselle,
who was one Of the artists at Mrs
Townsend's musical this morning.
They will have assisting them Mrs.
George {. Thorpe and Mrs. Frank W.
Bacon.
Mrs. Bentley entertained a small
company at luncheon today, following
Mrs. Townsend'S musical. Mrs. Knapp
Dunbar of New York is the guest of
Mrs. Bentley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tadao Wikawa of
New York are the guests this week Of
the chief of the Bureau of Efficiency
and Mrs. Herbert ID. Brown. Mr.. Wi
kawa is the assistant financial com
missioner from the Japanese govern
ment TO the United States. Mrs.
Wikawa, who is of American birth
was formerly Miss Flora Bridges. and
is well known in musical circles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13

Mrs. l. w. Robertson has ISSUED
cards for luncheon and bridge at thu
Washington Club Wednesday, Febru
airy >.
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home in Chevy Chase for some time,
have returned to Maiden.
Mrs. Edward Joyce, jr., is enter
tanning at a bridge-tea at her home
this afternoon in compliment to Mrs
Arthur LIE Roy Warfield of Chicago,
who is spending a fortnight in Wash
ington. Mrs. Henry Lamar and Mrs.
Raymond Fitch Baker will preside ~
the tea table after the game. Mrs.
,yce also had Miss Marie Van Ness.
Mrs. Samuel Lee Browning and Miss
Hillburn assisting her.
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Mr. and Mrs. James L. Colt of Rock
vile. Md. announce the engagement
Of their daughter Rebecca to Mr..
Robert NJ. Williams of Boyd. Md. The
wedding will take place the latter
part of January.
Miss Maria Benitez Rexach from
San Juan, Porto Rico, Is the guest of
Capt. and Mrs Enrique NJ. BeniteZ In
their apartment in Kew Gardens.
Mrs. Benitez will entertain com
pany of 20 at the dinner dance FRIDAY
evening at the Officers Club, Wash
ington Barracks, in her honor.
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The Minister of Nicaragua, ,Senor
don Salvador CaStrillo, has been
Joined at Wardman Park Hotel by
his son, Senior Salvador Cast11ilo, u.
who is recovering from an illness.
Mr.. 2. Leal special attache Of the
Nicaraguan legation. who has been
spending several days at Wardman
Park Hotel, will leave tonight for
New York, where he will be stationed.
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Spanish Envoy TO
Entertain This Evening.

The Ambassador of Japan and Nine.
MatSudaira will entertain dlhhet
party tomorrow evening IN holloi %
the Ambassador OF Belgium anu
baroness de Cartier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13

The Minister of Uruguay and Nine:
Varela, the Minister of SWltzertanu
and Nine. Peter and Mr.. Justlce anu
Mrs. Stone were among the 81 guests
at dinner last evening or Mr.. ana
Mrs, Arthur &. Butman. who enter
tained at 24OO Sixteenth street in
honor of Senator and Mrs. William
NJ. Butler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13

Fl rRS DAWES. wife of the Vice
IL ~ President, Will he the honor
tV guest at luncheon Friday of
L l. Miss Julia Maths. niece of
sn,..t ~. NNilliarn Y Nc in
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