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Evening star., 1927-03-13
Exclusive Club of New York
Notes Ebbing of the Tides
Organization Founded in 1873 Finds Few of Its
Founders Living-Woman $ Association
to Entertain Diplomats.

Whalen of New Haven. took place
several months ago. will be his broth
er's best man. The ushers will be
Irving Pruyn, John Murphy, Eversley
Childs. Jr., Louis Sheridan, Waldron
p. Belknap. Jr., a cousin of the
bride. and r. McAllister Lloyd, Jr., a
brother of the bride
Miss Camilla Livingston, daughter
of Johnston Livingston, and Miss
Angeline Garrison. daughter of Mrs.
Cornelius Garrison, have joined the
growing ranks of society girls who
have entered business.
Miss Livingston and Miss Garrison
have departed from the usual order
in so much as their wares will con-
sist of smart French frocks and other
wearing apparel suitable for children,
instead of gowns and hats for their
elders. The shop to be known as Les
InfanteS, is located at 920 Park ave
nue. and its formal opening took place
recently Both young women have
wide and important social connec
tionS
Miss Livingston and her fiance,
Donald McVikar. youngest son of
Mrs. Henry Goelet McVikar, have not
yet decided on the date of their mar
riage.
Evening star., 1927-03-13
Shenandoah Chapter, u. D.
C. Plans Reception March %

The Shenandoah Chapter. u. u. c.,
will hold reception Monday evening,
March 2S. at $50 o'clock. at the Con
federate Memorial Home. 1922 Yer
mont avenue northwest. with the Vet
Grams of Camp III, II. G. ", as the
guests of honor. The District of
Columbia Division officers and all Dis.
trict chapter officers are cordially in.
vited to be present.
Mrs. n. r. Rabner. president Of the
chapter, has named Mrs. Pillow, Mrs
Donaldson, Miss Blount and Mrs
Goodman as a committee to plan the
reCeptiOn
Evening star., 1927-12-29
RUM CAR CRASHES
DURING POLICE CHASE
Two Men Arrested Later Identified
by 0ficer-0ne Gets
so Days.

A no: chase after ar alleged liquor.
laden automobile northwest q Mount
Alto Hospital terminated abruptly
early this morning when The car
struck the curb on Tunisw road and
overturned. smashing bottles % i:aCcr
or the street. Two alleged occupants
Of the car ex1ricaied themselves f-cr.7
the wreckaSe ard ran away as Negor
Cycle Officer Ralph e Bur-or. vhc
had bean cha sinS the car. arrived ~
the wreck
Two men later were caught. dusty
and hatlesS. Nv Pa,roirlan n W
Moore. responding 70 telephone csu
from Burton lie met them OF Thirty
seventh street and took them 20 tns
s;ai'of, house. where they were !d:at.-
he'd by Burton as the nlsl w1c were
IN the car ne was pursuing
Judge John p AcMaho, gave ore
% he men. Edward FAaninS. - daarS
ia Jail on charge o. reckless i-fv-
ing. and both he and ris alleged pa -
senger, Francis Paxton, are cnarSed
with transportation and possession Of
licunr.
Ninesy-eight quarts % cccr fis!z.c-
was found Intact in the smashed ever.
. turned car. police stated
Evening star., 1927-12-29

Continual from Fi,st Page
st the landing field. II not he will
pfoeeed direct TO Salvador and thence
To Teg,rigaipa. ManaEaa, San Jose,
Costa Rica aud Panama. after which
b. viii go directly 10 Havana" the
message sbid
The i"gati0n dispatch said that the
tfnnhaiia ntic tiyer had made the rip
fr"m Mexico 10 Guatemala on the al
te't air line despite warnings from
IA" ttrn"h aviator Jeanneau that he
would do Well 10 avoid his route and
follow insiead the ronst line. or The
indirect railroad route
The route actually followed carried
The nFiiiof 'nsrr poicaitns ana I'm.
ni"nse canyons fiiIrd with mist. where
IT "nnld have been jmpossibie tn see
" banding place had there been one, "
he inefnaRr continued
l.iHhh"ish flew mt an altitude of
about 1000 feet above koh level, at
iiInta rising Ia IL 900
reception foiina iiiieh for the trans.
atlantic ryer In G,tatema Ia city toda Y
Included hniI ~ his honor in The
evening at the Gubt.iuala club where
hs VIII receive u medal presented by
me fiuat"niaia section ot HE Internn
i'ohhi League Of Aviators.
hAHAGEA. Nicarng,ia December
~ tF), congress today voted Il ma
li"Hai hnbday for toi tindberghs ar
riVhi He viii Ire the Eleht OF The
nation
". ports from Honduras indirate "a
tensIse preparations for The reception
~ The altman there. lie viii he.
hnhored ny n salute az lbi guns dur
'hE his stay al TAgunIgaiph, one gun
being hTed every half hour
Evening star., 1927-12-29
MUSCLE SHOALS CLAIM
OF ALABAMA REFUTED
No Foundation for States Right to
Title of River Plant, Par
menter Rules.
By the Associated Press

by Tue 9sS1GiHNI fFc&s
The claim of the State OF Alabama
TO title 10 Muscle Shoals il without
foundation. Assistant Attorney Gen
eral Psrmen,er held today in an opin.
ion submitted 10 Attorney General Sar'
gent
This IS not a case where the Gov.
ernrnent has entered upon the bust.
ness OF generating power for com
m-rcial uses" the opinion said. 1T is
case where the Government. under
its Constitutional powers. has entered
upon the prosecution OF a work OF
national concern. relating 10 national
defense and the improvement of naVi.
gation. In which a surplus product IL
created which can be disposed OF IN
meeting the operating and mainte'
nance costs OF the plant. and TO af
ford an opportunity for recoupment al
portion OF tts vast expenditure in
constructing them. That the Govern
ment has a right 10 do this is beyond
question"
Alabama contended thar IL had a
joint interest in Muscle Shoals, basinS
this on claim 10 title and ownership
10 The bed ot the Tennessee River
under the riparian law.
Evening star., 1927-12-29
OKLAHOMA SENATE
MEETS IN HOTEL
Session. Without Quorum,
Adjourns at DaWn-Troops
Patrol Capitol.

BY ;he Associated Press
OKLAHOMA CITY. December s9.--
While National Guar6Smen continued
TO patrol the State Capitol. the Senate
today definitely shifted its hcadquar.
terS 10 the downtown hetel.
A secret conference. lasting through
the night. adjourned at dawn. after
rumors had spread that the senate
had met as court of impeachment to
suspend Gov, Henry :. Johnston. IT
was learned later. however, that II
quorum was not present.
The meeting resulted from reports
that the governor would not permit
the Senators Ia convene today.
Senator Lester Smith. one of those
present. said tha; a ma ajoriiv Of the
Senate was in the hotel and in readi.
ness TO meet immediately should the
governor have declared martial law.
supporters of the administration
also held p conference. lasting into the
early morning hours, in the same
hotel. Gov. Johnston. George II. Key.
chairman Of the State Democratic
central committee and Judge James
Il. Armstrong. the governors adviser.
were present.
Evening star., 1927-12-29
REMUS AWAITING !
VERDICT ON SANITY
Ex-Bootlegger, Acquitted of
Murder, TO Hear Final
Decision Soon.

NJ SHe AssDFIa'sC Pf@ss
CINcINNATI. Ohio. DerArrf.o- - --
SAFE from the electric cn4.~ sc~ ,he
Staying 0T his wife. the rn~r arr ~ IN.
carceratihn still hung over f,aorge
( Remus the former "kIrg ~ t,.l.is.,.
gers AZ he waited t0day fnr ,ne d4ci-.
sion by the one-rnan J4dxe a-d arr
ia control Of his Immediate ces.,,y
II vas toward the rYGtafe f.c-,~-I
and Judge William RI L.eders f.s,r7;S,,
cas: his ey@s
After fui! day devoted % .ce zao.
~ hearing made mandatory 81. the
Ferdict OF not guilty "nn re st,is
ground Of INSANITY in Perat4s' rr,.rdtr
jrial last week. Judge LY..j4cx to.,k
the case under adyisernent !a,s ve.
terday.
Prosecutor Charles T. ~ss- Cd
, reached into the ranks u tna IRE inns
witnesses for the defen4a. alf drew
! forth series of men ard noYear who
repeated their. murder tr.s. :es- raouv
! that they considered Pemus ...sre
On the other hand. tie defense call
ed witnesses who. testisying sl,- ire
State. had contended Rerags xss sane
when ne shot a nd killed bic wife f,e+r,-
ber last. and sane when NJ :alat rr.af
and was found not guilt.
In t~o serious instance >o-l-e-ys~
, the defense encountered d de94s-s-;nx
hackfire. Two Of the tnrAA p lists
who found RemUs never nd .-4ea IN.
sane described him az a man fsrxer-
ous 20 society
RemJs. rghting his Ias- Dr. 5at-Ie
20 regain mis- coveted ..se-.. -,Iua.
teered TO answer any Questions =Sked
and for an hour was on tas sand
His mother. always referring - her
son as Mr.. Remus- pr~c-.'e9 re de-
fendan. in the witress cnal- So -ls-
fled in German.
Evening star., 1927-12-29
BROCK AND SCHleE
FAIL TO GET OFF
Heavily Laden Plane Rises oriv 10
Feet on Attempted Endurance
Flight.

81 sAS AsssAe a&ae~f p-sSs
DAYToNA BEACH. Tas Ie.e,.y,,},@ -
@S--Nililaga :, SgtvS as,si F.sNsr ii =.
ScalsS. wor.i f'Ne->. made >-a.s IN
their attempted endurance @glt Ne-s
to-day. but the u3ogor cf gAs E>-.ssS cf
Detroit failed 10 develop s$>.e.fg
hs.srS power
<After rollaaS Down ehs bean for
over mile seA yaorQasans, Ss~rl rg
$50 gallons Ok gasoline AfG 49, x
approximately satSl gQ1:ssS ~Vs>s
about - feet and hsxSa ~ecAsax-
The fysr S@.cSly siUssr~Ni ls@s &s'-
lo:ss ~ gasoline and dcScsnSsSa 10y
blamed the WxssStea pFpYrlsev, A. x g'e~
0;semp; with u metal prcg,<tsv ~,8
De made tomorrow
Evening star., 1927-12-29
Wk>f Wk>r fuGEruEs
e%Anan aud Hunt Wry~ ,a,,,,.,
tans In ksaSss tity

KANSAS CRY, ns>ems,uy ~ - --
N'''H Nant, Implicated hN W4llXsn,
N"W3'd faNAaN,n in kas x.Svtas
a \e<st asa NJ Ivy fat,AS. sse,>y iNn
ta'N,, dtNsst~&, MAS a xta4tesake ~
NNftacSst ht&h Scheol hera In tsse
aha Mas q eNsaalANsaa ~ lsieAnAan.
tsN''s "eht ta taAturnsa Mia HtSA.
W"o taSt NeCvmaSt, h0as's taey her.
MIS-, ", u, Nsat1as ek ksnAss ,'ttN.
saW tetsaN She >aIa hex saa And
III, huAan lived al sae hpme III hes
step0aesheg. ta AsAamAga, unth altek,
hans sAM,sN Vent % I'attfatn,N afs~a
sttrAutAn neeaNae lnxalVed ta gagawFv>
Evening star., 1927-12-29
TWO IN FIGHT HELD.
Ssop-SoaS % Legislator - Face
CcGr. TamSsycW

McrrsN CienaentS>>ts. - yy>ac~ a.i aa&
h.> Arv,her Wi}li&aa CsEsusr 49, -
wears csst, SteisScnS ~ Espyvs>sss. =, .SN~
NJ t}NSse ke.jN 80 ssNn>YtN&~ = gav.
sag al $Tse Nek,a;eV street ~>~H AZ
rested early this uscr&sY,x ~ sN.>'S an
altss~9siep IN tee hsrs's@sSs >esss
Sh0pp<A, Se<9 = street JSs - "a Ae>>es
the glass ~ sAv eGtyc<1Sv .s>>% WAs
smashed ard tsss SwN Noav< ssra An<
X. NJ. n trwets - wears es$ USAa,
Aver II TIRE eSts AtSemSne. Wvs~s = 'SAt-
u se'uN>t, TntN ware tr@&g,& ~
tnseF&sssxN He>sstta. Ser ~ css' >sss~
amt bruises
The tSents asSctfS ~vsEv u Nc@ - fsS
shig& ssstH>>e peSCssses srs,t %sNS ,;Ss>s sstA
assault, issegcHlHS pytV4;e e0tsN@FsN
anS Os>NS>sersN VSss>se>>S TAsN NFSe
releaSsa ~ she G>St,~}N - " >e3}N>
fsseN VII ~ AEralSsse3 ~ tN,S-T ,Nts=s
SHasHsVVw
Evening star., 1927-12-29
BLACKMER TO ASK
DELAY IN HEARING
Counsel for Missing Witness
Seeks Postponement to
Fight Law.

Counsel for II. NJ. Blackmer, miss
ing Teapot Dome witness, notified
United States Attorney Feyton Cor
dun today that they would ask tor
postponenlent Of the oil mans con-
tempt hearing when il is called Janu'
AIRY Il.
Rlackmer refused ~ heed a sum,
mons 10 testify in the Fa|i'SlnCia't
;ria' and he was cited TO show cause
why he should not forfeit S100,0aa un'
der the law sponsored by natof
Walsh os Montana. prosecutor ut the
Senate oil inquiry.
Meanwhile he has been summoned
.n testify in the new trial OF hatfN
,. Sinclair and Albert Il fall, stt t"t
January l6, and If he still REFUSES, a.
is axnectei, he will be cited TO snow
cause why second Slto,ouo s.1ouso
MOI hs seized. His attorneys oeS'''
"a combine the two cases, anu alta'h
The constitutional;iy Of the Na'S"
law.
HlaCkmer in Europe.
g,.cLncr. who was chairman nj
,As hoard Of the Midwest ReflninS 20.
has heen in Europe since the on
scandal developed. Government "oun-
SCI are ready 10 proceed Win inc
cnntenpt case. but are understood n"t
n he opposed IT, the deferrins OF ths
err,,,nent 20 meet the engagements oi
*,rn,sr Gov, Nathan l.. Miller and
George Gordon Battle, Blacknef
New York counsel. who asked post
ronement.
Tomorrow the grand jury will make
SIS final report 10 Chief Justice Mccoy,
\o information was ohtalnabie To-Day
2s 10 what action. # any. will be
taken in respect 10 the alleged jury
tampering on which the grand jurors
heard a number OF witnesses.
4 panel Of 500 prospective jurors
will report in Criminal Division l next
Tuesday from which will be selected
new grand jury and also petit
jurors for the two Criminal and two
Circuit Courts for the January term.
Special interest centers in this new
panel. because it IS expected that
from their number will come the new
Jury which will hear the evidence in
the retrial Of Sinclair and Fall. which
is scheduled for January Is.
kidwell Hearing to Resume.
The investigation which is being
conducted by Justice Frederick l..
Siddons into charges OF intimidation
against James ]. OLeary. assistant
United States attorney, made by
Edward F. Kidweil, jr., the alleged
talkatiVe juror at the Fall-Sinciair
trial. will he resumed next Tuesday.
Doubt has been expressed OF the abii-
ity 10 conclude :his hearing and the
contempt hearing against Burns. Sin
clair and four others. out Of. which il
grew, in time for the scheduled re-
sumption Of the F'all-Sinclair con-
spiracy trial on January is. kidwell
has mt finished his direct evidence
and viii be subjected TO cross exami-
nation az some length. 1t is expected.
The prosecution has other evidence TO
he obtained from a number of wit.
nesses and only one week would be
left for the respondents.
In addition. reports reaching the
district attorneys Office have been
t. the effect that former Secretary of
the Intrior FAN has been i'll SINCE he
returned TO his New Mexico home
following the n1istrial OF the oil case.
and il is possible a postponement of
MS trial may be necessary.
Evening star., 1927-12-29


AT the ktilrr, Mrs fhems. altv III thss
alatn dtnsgtat, slan'ed lu his dl.n, tion
with II VfN. That's him" aHa taluted,
Sho Was ahie IL only partially iteattrN
tluut
In a cOnfcaatun 80 the shaving aF
Marian Parker Ntttten YESTERDAY hN
hickman as "a supideneut 50 hts tNN-
Nlouh admissions, the NVuthsul hhset
save u sraphtc plvtute M the Wut,iel
amt elanolated nn his snottNeA tHy TAN
Ing the Gtri's life, ttlS pssnctrst ta,,e
i've. tttckmaH said, MAS ~ pEotec{ his
avn safety.
I'm the first piaVe. feared that my
apartment mtsht lac seAs,'hed eu sat
UfdaN and the aiIl Wnt,td I've teund,
the eanIesalan ran The aVaFs'h Mas
spreading aver the Utts aaa | eNpeeteA
that ehe AeiiaNua Apartments Weahi
he searched anN time
~ Mas alraM ia leave her thwgs ar
"a take her aHt
'Ssinvs nN hsssh avAsses ssssa had
Evening star., 1927-12-29
MARRIED IN GOTHAM.
Charlotte Hanna and Hume Nc,i at
Cathedral

MEM YORK, nrcenhrc ~ ~
Miss Charlotte Ianna, odlausht
of the late Nark iAnna. and ktCaarti
Hume. son AT Thomas l.. Hume Uf
Washington. Mere uu their honey
moon today after heiog married YES
terday in ST. Patrick y Cathedral
Miss Hanna. who t~ ~ wears uid. IN
The dauehtrr nf Mrs MarV stuart
SkrllS Hanna nr kdNenna, Nhto Nrs~
terdaN'S ceremony ta|a,Med - Mv,ldsnS
service performed hy "a ryntv>,aut
minsster at Washlugtep, Miss hanna
In II koman tAthnll,, AIR Hume Also
gave hts axe ss u
Evening star., 1927-12-29
Earthquakes Recorded Here

An hstthguaks uf great Intensity
was tscotdsd ON The aeisinogfat,h uf
aa1tEeiowu University yesterday, bs
ginning al la2 pm. ana continuing
at intervals for three hours The
ma AiinIim was reached ~ alHT III
ieotHr Tondnrf estimated that thf dis,
tifban ance TOOK place 6 200 miles from
Washington.
4 quake NJ eahsdetalliY lass In
fensl,y MAS ientilted al t1t ~
1 aJye A4ils4 distant.
Evening star., 1927-12-29
Coolidge Laid Stone.
CONFESSES MURDER.

Los ANGELES. December 30 LP) ---
Police investigating the record OF K.
Mcmillan. 30. shot and captured here
Monday after an attempt in rob 4
hank. yesterday said that Mcmillan
told them he was responsible for the
death of a naval officer on the Al.
lantic Coast.
A, the receiving hospital. where he
In prisoner Mcmillan said. according
to police, that while he was serving
in the Navy he fought with an officer
aboard a ship in the Atlantic and
threw the officer overheard
Naval authorities were asked 10 in.
vestfgate
Evening star., 1927-12-29

suffered from a peculiar complex. As
a diversion from my school studies,
desire TO commit crime seemed 10
overcome and control me gradually
reasoned with religion and drew the
conclusion that il was not based on
Alt>oitlts reason. | do not be
neye am crazy Or insane. hur / be
Iieve this complex borders closely 20
them and cannot ne considered too
lightly as my motive in this crime.
TIE iron nerve ~ Hickman /. shown
in his confession ot the killing az
Tho,ns. Tn. confession was made
public by the police this morning.
after Hunt confessed,
Th~ confession read In part:
We ttiunt and Hickman needed
money ard that afternoon we - y
this place ithe drug store, as We drove
BY and we said We would come back
and get il that night. II booked like
il ought "a be al easy place
Evening star., 1927-12-29
Catholics Homer nr, Pace,

WtAtC kSftsk, Mass. pNsS,ssAaef
~ 1sa 1Aa Amegtvan Cataelts nh.las-
sathieai Association. IN annual meet,
laS hese yNstsssiaN, aseets<i Rev nr,
Elwastt A tNace t1 the tatAaAte lsns
NstsilN ~ Auteas<a peeststeat
Evening star., 1927-12-29
Senator Denies Remus Report

KANSAS CITY. Decerbe- >. P-
Senator James i. Reed - Missouri
last nigh, denied a staten.@rs 4-trth-
utei TO George Rernus that ~ rad
conferred with President Ccoi.4Fe re-
gart,inz the Reinus case
Evening star., 1927-12-29
Roth Wore Masks.

And when We came hack We had
masks and we entered the store and
told th. mar and woman tt,@re to hold
up there ha nsiS aud GO toward the
back. There were two or three Gus
toners in the store and We made all
these people so back
There were two doors in the hack
one on each side. aud my partner
Went through the door so the right,
HUNT hacked the druggist and his
wife ahead of him ard ! went throssSh h
,ht. doo: to the ief; with the Gus
TONERS. forcing them inside the LITTLE
room In the back,
When we gut n the back. we saw
the officer ~ he law standing ir tse
year and called welhy 20 take his
gun. as had nv CUR on him. hu, h<-
fore ne attempted this the officer
wheeled about in a position opposite
me. tie started firing his gun az rue
aud started nring AT h!:u--Ssrli
WelhS started firius> was ssrtng
directly az the policeman "a far as |
knew. aud | Judged that Weihy was
firing ~ the policeman. although l
did rot have time yo watch him.
when several shots had been sregi
and only a few seconds elapsed. We
bo;h started Ia run frNssn the store. |
Seft first. As Welhv left the store
he was l!mmng. When We GOT in The
car. he said In bad been shot. I drove
the car ard We hurried back ,o she
room in the Alto Hotel,
Wounds in Shoulder,
"Ne came in 'he hack NAY aas;
entered oGr apartment; and gSA,A ,sr
Nt3bv'S arercoat and his oshe. ctNa.
and opened his shirt 20 see YsSf ROW.
ne w*S shot. 1, secured ;ha, TVS,
hu3lS{s 10St cut the flesh On his rixnt
shoulder. There were TWO eats or
htS T5Sht shoulder, I saw ;he>, Mars,
not serious and to.k a wet cloth sr.i
iathed The wounds Then I ra,,s,,Ss
on htS 'ets shoulder a hole wter,. 4
Thought "a hulles had catered T.
>''t,ned as it the huns, had gone N
and s'Fuca the left shoulder e1aae ara
come osst. ''>'
After The robbery ana shooting. {lrk
'oan satd, he and Hunt went to Sar
fttnNlsr" where sheN staged thYe,
sNa,tssrisS.
FhvN stole four Ar ave snton,A,,As
&tTr sa asNtnaon then, and On .faw,,
aFN Is returned ny eoat So Ie>
Angeles,
They made their home With Mr.
NtTkell Hickman said ths, agth,1,.n
Shc dld not al FfTSy kunw ~ .hgs,, Wis,
ihaf activities. she learned ~ tn.,s,,
later. '"Ss'
Eeat was after rsN mother t,asos =,
'ahF"FntS hickman said ,,VNs hss,
oar feN"lNeFS IN a Sojs sase. ets ,hs%
N'Fe Not dIS''o> erred uatii Soaet.,n, asr
"F hlN meiAer same cut here W. Ia
'ided |" 'aAe the guas spars ana ,hy,t,.
'hs1h awaN ANA t0 tteSgrav ey,,,ytet,,,,
We had IN connection With wnsk -
tae antauoatle used IN the rns.,h,,,
e"," "r' hickman said, WAS "A ('hvv slA.
STaAo, whsrh he sat H,sas hss St.,,.>w
~ Kansas CITY aud which the> .,ro<s
~ ths CSSAxt wv "'N>S
Evening star., 1927-12-29
CHARLOTTE HANNA
ELOPES WITH YOUTH
Richard Hume, Brokers Son.
Wires of Union From
Philadelphia.

Acting In accorda nee with teie-
graphic advice mot IA worry parents
of Richard Hume, SON of Thomas l..
Hume. local broker. are awaiting ea
gerly the return. of their 23-year-old
son and his bride or three days. thar
loite. u. granddaughter az the late
Mark Hanna
II was in the same telegram. rereiv-
ed yesterday. that the Young couple
first disclosed In Mr.. and Mrs, Hume
the news of their marriage here Tues
day afternoon by the Rev. II, l..
Schlinke. pastor OF the North Carolina
Avenue tSoutheasu Methodist Protest
ant Church.
Girls Family in DARK
Tha: the marriage also came as a
complete surprise 20 relatives uf the
BRIDE VAS seen in Mr.. iiune's state
ment today that they ,elephoncd Mrs
Hume Tuesday night in an ~ffort -
locate Miss Hanna. In reply. Airs.
hume read the telegram she had fuss
received from Philadelphia. which
read substantially as follows.
We We're married ;oday Don't
worry. Wiu he home the ENC ri the
week
Airs STANLEY Carr Of 5000 Woodland
the Girl often had visited. declined Ia
discuss the marriage today,
Father Optimistic.
An know is tina, DiCk Is Il mighty
fine boy and ought IA know wha. he
is doing" the hridegroom's father
said taiay. II don't know his wife
very we'll. as | have met her only
once or twice. hut ! do know she
married great hoy The telegram
was big surprise tn me. | guess
every thing Will turn ou' aii right"
MIR Hume sald he understood Mrs.
Carr had received n Telegram similar
to the one he received. lie said he
had not discussed the marriage with
her. hEy0nd the rvc.tal NJ the teie
gram. No further Woyd has been re.
ceiveA from the honeynaooners, he a,id-
ed. and nothing is known Of their
present whereabouts.
IuEnS Hume is an assistant Federal
hank examiner and a graduate ~
Western high Schoot Charlotte is II
daughter of ,he late tan tIanna and u
niece of Mrs. NeitN Mccormick.
Evening star., 1927-12-29
PRESSCLUBM0VES
TO NEW QUARTERS
Dedication Planned Early in
1928-Brief Ceremony
Held Today.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Washington newspaper men had
new quarters today with the moving
of the National Press Club into the
spacious rooms set aside for 1t in the
new $40 900 900 National Press Build
ing.
The modern Newspaper Row of the
Capital thus occupies the site OF the
historic Ebbitt House at Fourteenth
and T. streets in the heart OF the city
and by coincidence within half n
Fourteenth street which was recently
raZed
The new home IL the fourth to he
occupied by the club. which was or.
caniZed 20 years ago in rooms over n
store on + street. between Twe'Hh
and Thirteenth streets. Present quar-
| tcrs on the top lioor of the Albce
| Building have been occupied since
! 1914 and have been visited by most of
the leaders in world affairs during,
| that period
Dedication Delayed.
Pending formal dedication Of the
| new club early next year, only brief
! ceremonies were planned today rs the
club entered it's new home. described
| as one OF the most elaborate club
quarters, on the top two floors of the
! building.
Louis Ludlow. correspondent for the
/ Columbus. Ohio. Dispatch, the retir-
| ing president. and J. Fred Essary
chief OF the Baltimore sun Bureau
! here, the new president. rounded up
! nh nffi nf
! lead them from the old to the new
( home. and tonight an informal smoker
will he held.
! Including In its membership the
| representative Of leading newspapers
and news press associations of the
| world the club now has a building
! large enough TO house most of it's
I members offices and the structure
/ seems destined TO become A world
/ newspaper center.
/ A dining room Is set aside for
women. but the old club rule of per-
! mtting no woman members or Wis
/ itors will continue. In addition 10
/ the dining writing and lounge rooms,
! including private dining rooms. the
! club will have an auditorium,
Coolidge Laid Stone.
| President Coolidge. member Of the
! club. laid the corner stone for the
! building on April g. 1926, and early
| last Fall he attended the opening per
/ formance of the movie theater which
, occupies part OF the building. Presi-
! dent Harding was an active member
/ of The club and occasionally visited it,
/ 4 number Of journalists who have
entered public life here belong to the
/ club and the late Uncle Joe" Cannon
spent many hours playing dominoes
! one Of the clubs favorite games. In
! the cluhrooms aba ndoned today.