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MISUNDERSTANDING. Fla. .......sss.s
wJAz-Mt. Prospect. III........ss3.t
.WJBL-Decatur. III. .......s...27O
WJJD-Mooseheart. Ill. .s7O.3
WJR-Pontiac. Mich. 1850
WJz-New York. N. Y..s......45AS
WJY-New York. N, Y...........4 O5.s
WKAF-AIilwaukee. wis. $3.50. 1851
WKAo-san Juan. P. R..a...s4o.7
'WKAR---East Lansing Mich :, 1855
WKRC-Cinclnnati o. ...... 325.9
WLB-Ainneapolis MINI. arts
WLBL.-stevens Point. Wis. ATS
WILB-Elgin. ILL., ..........s..s02.s
WLIT-Philadelphia, Pa. $3.50. 3sl.b
WLs-crete. Ill. BIAS
WLSI-CranBton. r. L........44O.9
WLW--Ifarrison, o. .422.3
WLWL-New York. N. Y...... 1883
MMAF-Dartmouth. Mass. 400
WMAK--Lockport N. Y......266
WMAQ-Chicago Ill. .......447.5
WMAZ-Macon. Ga. ..s.......2 61
WMBB-Chicago. III. ..,.....250
WMBF--Miamt Beach. Fla. .3s4.4
I. WMC-Memphis. Tenn. ..,.... 1897
MMCA-Hoboken. N. J...4....,.3 40.7
WMSG-New York, N. Y....... 212.6
WNAC-Boston. Mass. $1,000. .2S0.2
WNAD--N0rman. Okla. 1854
WNYC-New York. N. Y.... 1875
WOIA--San Antonio. Tex. .... 1915
WOAN--Lawrencebur Tenn. .2S2.s
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atet Log Of Radio Stations in United States and Canada

KDKA-PittsSursh. Pa.........sOs.O
kDYn-sait Lake CITY. utah. .24s
KFAB-Lincoln. Neb. 1907
AFAD-Phoenix, Ariz.
KFAU--Boise. Idaho. ......,....9s O2
notwithstanding. Wyo...........27
KFDM-Beaumoat. Tex. .s15.s
KFEo-oak. Neb. ..............2s 1858
KFH-Wichita, Kan.
KFI-Los Angeles. Cal. .46s.5
kFJF-oklahoma, okla..........261
KFKU-Lawrence. Kan....,a...275
hFKX--Hastings, Neb. 1883
KFMQ-Fayetteville. Ark. .2ss.S
KFMx-Northfield. MINI. 1868
KFNF-shenandoah, Iowa.
KFoA-seattle. Wash. ..........454.3
KFoN-Long Beach. cal....,...ss3
kFPR-Los Angeles. Cal. 1905
SFQB-Fort Worth. Tex.
KFRU-Columbia. Mo. .......... 4ss.7
KFsD-san Diego. Cal...........246
<FSG-Losi Angeles. Cal. .......275
AFUo-st. Louis. Mo. .545.1
AFVE-St. Louis Mo............240
KFWA-ogden, Utah. ...........26
Ae1EWB-Hollywood, Cal. .::.......252
AFW1-So. San Francisco. Cal. 1926
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KFWM-oakland, Cal. ..........2 Os.s
KFxB-Big Bear Lake. Cal. =. .2Os.s
KFxF-colorado Springs Colo. $50
KGo-oakland. Cal. .3s1.2
KGU-Honolulu. Hawaii .......270
KGw-Portland, Ore. .4s1.6
KHJ-Los Angeles, caI.......... 4O5,2
KHo-spokane. wash...........27
KJR-Seattle. Wash. ...........3s4.+
Neutrality-suspicious.. Mo. .44O.s
KLX-oakland, Cal. ............5 0s.2
KMA-Shenandoah. Iowa. .......252
KMMJ--clay Center. Neb. .... 1853
INCONSISTENCIES Mo-. st, Louis
Mo. ........',.t'''s.s .zoV.S
KMTR-Los Angeles. Cal........2ss
KNx-Los Angeles. cal.........Ss6.s
KOA-Denver, Col. ..S22.4
KOAC-Corvallis. Ore. .........2 80,2
KoB-state College. N. Mex. 1885
KoIL-Council Bluffs. Iowa. ..27s
KOIN-Portland Ore. .212.6
KoWW-Walla Walla. Wash. 1855
KPo-San Francisco. Calf. ....42s.s
KPRC-Houston. Tex. ..........2sS.s
KQV-Pittsburgh. Pa. ..........276
KQW-San Jose. Calf. ........,.2S1
KSAC-Manhattan. Kan. .......s4O.7
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WoAW-omaha Neb. .........62s
woAx-Trenton. N. ]. .......24o
woc-Davenport Iowa .4ss.s
WoI-Ames. Iowa ..........2T
WoK-Homswood. III. .21T3
Woo-PhiladelphIa. Pa. .S0s.s
WooD-Grand Rapids. Mich. .s4a
Woo-Kansas City. No.
woR-Newark. N. J......... .4O5.2
WRD-BataYta. lu...2T
Wos-Jefferson city, No. 400
WoWo-Fort Wayne, Ind ......227
WPcc-Chicago III. ........2ss
wPG-Atlantic City, N. J... .sss.s
WPsc-state College. Pa. .3s1
Notwithstanding. Pa. ......s2o
WQJ-Chicago. Ill. .........447.5
WRAx-Gloucester City. N. j.. .sss
WRBc-Vaiparaiso. Ind. ,...2 7s
WRc--Washington, D. c. 1855
WREo-Lansing. Mich. .,.., .2s5,s
WRM-Urbana, Ill. .273
WRNY-New York, N. Y.....25s
WRR-Dallas. Tex. .24C
MRwA---Richmond, Va. ......s..:56
MhW-Iarrytown, N. Y...ss,,,273 :.
N WvSAi-nason, Ohio ....-s...... 1850
MSB-Atlanta, Ga. 1858
WSbC-Chlcago III. .......... .209.7
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; "Authorized' Atwater Kent Dealers

WASHINGTON, D. C.
Star Radio, 4O3 18th st.
Little & Co., 18th and Eye SITS.
Smiths Battery & Radio Serv., 2119 18th st. N. w
Monarch Hdwe. CO., 18th and L SITS. N. w.
H. w. Higham, Jr, 1O5 st. S. E.
w. b. Moses, 18th and F SITS.
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VIRGINIA

Levisay Bros, Covington, Va.
Fishburn & Son, Waynesboro, Va.
White Bros, Buena Vista, va.
Snyder Elec. Co., StauntOn, Va.
Warren Furniture Co., Front Royal, Va.
Beatties Elec. Shop, Clarendon, Va.
p. E. Nichols, PurceIIville, Va.
John Hill Carter, Leesburg, Va.
Valley Serv. Sta, Winchester, Va.
Albert Fletcher Sd, Warrenton, Va.
G. A. MoOmaw, Troutville, Va.
K. L. Willis & Son, Remington, Va.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.

Mitchell Hdwe. Co, 5000 Wisconsin Ave. N. w.
Atlantic Hdwe. Co., 2O14 14th st. NV.
Geo. c. Havenner, 1903 Good Hope Rd. S. E.
The Hecht Co., 7th and F SITS. N. w.
Potomac Elec. Appliance, 14th and SITS. N. w.
b. & J. Auto Supply, 1901 Mt. Pleasant ST. N. w.
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KSD-st. Louis. No. ...........s4 s.1
KsL-salt Lake City, Utah. 2ss.S
Kso-Clarinda. Iowa ...........242
KTAB-oakland Calf. .24O
KTBI-Los Angeles. Calf. ...... 1893
KTcL--S4attle, Wash. .S05.s
KTHs-Hot Springs Ark, .s74S
KTNT-Muscatine. iowa ........25s
KTw--seattle. Wash. .......... 454.s
KUr-Austin. Tex. .............2S1
KVoo-Bristow. Okla. ..........s 74s
KWCR-cedar Rapids. Iowa. .s7s
KWKH--Kennonwood, La. ......261
KWSC-Puilmah. Wash. .......24s.S
KWWG-Brownsville. Tex. ......27s
KYW-chicago, Ill. ............5s5.4
KzRQ-Manila, p. I...........22
KzUY-Bagulo. P. I.............3 1850
RAA--Arlington, .434.5
WAAW--omaha. Neb. ..........2 7s
WABX-Mt. Clemens. Mich. -. .246
WADC-Akron. Ohio ...........25s
WAFD7-Port Huron. Mich. 49,. .275
WAHG-Richmond HILL N. ~. .315.s
WAIU-Columbus, Ohio. 1888
WAMD-Minneapolis, MINI ..244
WAPI--Auburn, Ala ............24s
WBAK-Harrisbrrg. Pa. .2T5
WBAL-Baltimore Md. ,245.S
WBAP--Fort Worth. Tex. ...... .476.9
WBBM-Chicago, III. ...........226
Misunderstanding, N. ..273
WBcN-chicago. ILL.,. ,..........2 6s
WBDc-Grand Rapids, Mich. ;. .2bs !.
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WBNY-New York N. Y........ aos.9
WBPI--Newarlk. N. J............263
wBZ--springfield. Mass. .s31.I
wcAc--Mansfield. Conn.
wCAD-canton. N. Y..........26
wcAE-Pittsburgh .4s1.3
wcAJ-University Place. Neb. .254
wcAIl--Northfield. MINI. 1868
wCAR--san Antonio, Tex. 49,. $50
wCAU-Philadelphia. Pa.........27S
wcBD-Zion. I'LL. .s44.6
wcco-st. Paul Minneapolis.
Mimi. ..,.............4 16.4
wCsH-Portland, Me. ........,..256
WCX-Pontiac. Mich. ............616.s
wDAF-Kansas City, Mo. 1900. 1855
wDBo--Winter Park. Fla. ......2 $40
WDGY-Minneapolis. MINI. ......26S
wDoD-chattanooga. Tenn. .....256
WDWF-Cranston, r. .440.9
WEAF-New York. N. Y........25t
WEAI--Ithaca, N. Y...........254
WEAN--Providence, r, I,.......2TO
WEAO-Columbus o.....:......2 1893
WEAR-cIeveland, o............Ss 1894
WEBH-chicago Ill............37O.2
WEBJ-New York. N. Y........273
WEBW-Beloit. wis...,,.......2s
.WEEI--Boston. Mass. .34s.s
wEMC-Berriene Springs. Mich. ,2S5.5
WENR-Chicago Ill. ............2 66
WEW-St. Louis. Mo. Pas
WFAA--Dailas, Tex. 1853
WFAV-Lincoln, Neb. .275
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WFBH-New York. N. Y.. .aTe
WFI-Philadelphia ............as4.b
WFKB-Chicago 2l7a
WGBF-Eyansviile. Ind.........sss
wGBs-New York. N. T......s1s.s
WdBU-Fulford- by-t hs-sea. Fla. 27s
WGBx-orono. Nd.
WGcP-Newark N. $50
WGEs-chicago Ili..25 asa
WdHB-clearwater. Fla. .2ss
WGHP-Detroit. Mich. .....s7o
WGN-chicago. Ill soaR
WGR-BuffaIo. N. Y....,.af9
WGsP-Atlanta. Ga. .27o
WaY-sehenectady. N. Y....s7 9.s
WHA-Madison. Wis. .5ab.4
WHAD-Milwaukee. wis, 80. .475
WHAP--New York. n. go
WHAR-Atlantic City. N. J.....275
WHAS-Louisville. Ky $500. 1895
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Del. .2ss
WHAz--Troy. n. z. ....s7s.B
WHB-Kansas City. Mo. ses.S
WHDT-Minneapolls. MINI. ......27s
WHK-cleveiand Ohio. .....2 72e
WHN-Eew York. N. Y...., sei.2
WHo-Des Moines. iowa. $500. .52s
WHT-Deerfield Ill. .........23
WIBo-chicago. Ill. ........... 22s
WIoD-Miami Beach. Fla. ......247.s
wIP-Phlladelphia, Pa. 1900. .6os.2
WJAD-waco. Texas ..,........352.7
wJAR-Providence r. I.........S06.s
WJAS-Pittsburgh, Pa, ..........275
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WASHINGTON. D. c

WASHINGTON, d. C.
M. A. Leese, 72O 18th St. N. w.
Metropolitan Radio Co., 9O3 9th. st. NV.
Ristig's Battery Co., 1852 H st. N. E.
Charles Schwartz and Son, 7OS 7th St. NV
T. 0. Sexton, CAT H st. N. E.
Mt. Pleasant Music Shop, 1910 18th ST. N. w.
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Wedding Anniversary
pleasinsly Celebrated

Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus Wilkerson
Wells. assisted by their six daughters.
Mrs. Swift Galloway Boykin Of New
York, Mrs. Livingston yann, jr.,. Of
Miami. Fla: Mrs. Omar Bailey
Buchanan of Pittsburgh, Pa, and
Mrs. Enoch Jasper Vann. Miss Asia
Louise Wells and Mrs. John Phillip
Mann of this city, entertained at din
nar at their home. 1895 Monroe street
northwest. Sunday, January %. in
celebration of the fortieth anniver-
sary of their wedding, which took
place In Duplin County. n. c.
Besides the daughters. there were
present Mrs. Wells sisters, Mrs. Good
win Davies Ellsworth and Mrs.
Charles Fisher Taylor, and brother.
Capt. A. S. j. Williams of Richmond,
Va; Miss Eunice Mae Taylor, Miss
Grace r. Eagon, Mr.. Enoch Jasper
yann, Mr.. Omar Bailey Buchanan.
Mr.. John Phillip Mann, Mr.. Goodwin
Davis Ellsworth and six grandchil-
dren, Margaret. Nancy and Enoch
Vann, Omar and Martha Belle
Buchanan and Betty Louise Mann
Other guests included Mrs. Livingston
Vann, Mrs. Andrew Raiford, DIR. and
Mrs. John Vinson Mackenzie and Miss
Alice Mackenzie.
Mrs. Boykin and Mrs. Buchanan
have returned to their homes, but
Mrs. Vann will remain for longer
visit with her parents before returning
to Miami.
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OF Personal Interest
To Washington Residents

The marriage of Miss Adele Louise
Holiander. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Holla nder of Pittsburgh. and
DR.. Joseph r. Palkin. son OF Mrs.
Sarah Pslkin OF this city. will take
place this evening at $40 o'clock at
the Hotel Schenley, Pittsburgh. Only
the immediate members of the family
of the young couple will be present at
the ceremony. which will he performed
by Rev. DR.. Samuel n. Goldenson of
Pittsburgh.
After q wedding journey OF two
weeks to Havana. Cuba, DR.. and Mrs,
Palkin will he at home after February
Il, At WardmAn Park Hotel
Mr. and Mrs Albert Sigmund, who
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Rosenhcim In New York City, have
returned to Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Kaufman
were given dinner at the Hamilton
Hotel Friday night by members Of
their family In honor of their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary.
Mrs Sylvan Bensinger was hostess
Friday at luncheon in her home on
Twenty seventh street.
Mrs. Arthur Newmyer OF New
,
Mrs. Milton Kadden and Miss Helen
Strasburger, spent last week in New
York ~sity. They will return today
and Mrs. SNewmyer will continue her
visit here with her sisters.
Mrs. Joseph King and her daughter.
Miss Marian King. are guests Of rela-
tives In New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maury Simon MIR.
and Mrs. Alvin Newfnyer and Mr..
Melvin Behrend returned the early
part of the week from two.week
trip to Cuba.
Mr.. Irving Feist of Newark. n. j..
who attends the University OF Penn.
sylvania. was the guest the week end
of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Weyl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kohner
spent last week in New York City.
the guests Of their son.in-lsw and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Deitsch, of Park avenue.
Mrs. Stanley Lansburgh returned
recently from stay OF several weeks
In Pittsburgh. Cleveland and Indian.
apolis.
Mrs. Leo Baum is in New York City.
Mrs. William Eichberg OF Baltimore
Is the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Sidney
Seidenmann of Connecticut avenue
and Porter street.
Miss Gertrude Sherry was hostess
last night at dance in her home
on Decatur street. About so young
folks were In the party. A buffet
supper was served.
Mrs. Louis Stern has returned from
visit Of several weeks in Philadel
phia, where she was the guest of her
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Miss ODonnell Hostess
At Benefit Bridge

Miss Mary NJ. O'Donnell was host
ess at bridge party Thursday eve.
ming, January 81, in the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. O'Don.
nell, on Thirteenth street for the
benefit of the Academy of the Sacred
Heart Alumnae Association. Among
those at the party were Miss Ger.
trude Bagan. Miss Dorothea Buett.
ner. Miss Catherine C. Carr. Miss
Catherine NJ. Carr, Miss Katharine
G. Donovan. Miss Ellin Doody. Miss
Mary Doody. Miss Juliana Downey.
Miss Josephine Felthans. Mrs. John
A. Fitzpatrick. Miss Catherine Flynn,
Miss NJ Mary Haltigan, Miss Rose
Mcconnell, Miss Mary Mcdonald,
Miss Helen Mullalv. Miss Catherine
=. O'Connell. Miss Catherine M,
O'Donnell, Miss Florence O'Dono-
ghue. Miss Kathleen O'Neill and Miss
Doris Tolker.
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Admiral and Mrs. Mutton
Are Guests of Towards
Naval AGA my Superintendent and Wife
Are Entertained-Many Prominent Social
Functions Scheduled in Annapolis.

early Summer. and will occupy an
apartment in the Pinkney House.
Mrs. Agard. wife of Dean Walter r,
Agard of ST. Johns College, enter
tanned the members of the French
Club at tea Tuesday afternoon in her
home on College avenue.
Mrs. William Greenman. wife of
Lieut.. Commander William G. Green
man, and Mrs. Greenman's mother.
Mrs. Edwin Pearce. entertained at
bridge Friday afternoon in Mrs. Green
mans home on Rodgers road.
Mrs. Raymond Stone, wife of Com
mander RAYMOND Stone, L. s. N, re-
tired, was hostess at an informal at
home" Wednesday afternoon on Muir
ray Hill. Mrs. Stone was assisted by
her daughter Miss Esther Stone, and
her sisters. Mrs. Bigley of Elizabeth
\. J., and Miss Suydam.
Commander and Mrs. Herndon b.
Kelly had as their guests for the week
end Lieut.. Commander William Coch-
ran. u. S. ~, retired. and Mrs. Coch-
ran of Baltimore.
Mr. William T. Ingram and Mt.
Clarence Howard of Jeffersonville,
Ind, were recent guests of Mr.. In
grams son and daughter n-law, Com
mander and Mrs. Jonas Ingram, in
their home on Bowyer road.
The marriage has been announced
Of Miss Marcelle Elinor warner.
daughter of Col. and Mrs. Frank Alex
ander Warner of Germantown. Pa, 70
Ensign Armand Malcolm Morgan on
January 90 Ensign Morgan, VINO is
a member of the present postgraduate
class At the Naval Academy, gradu.
ated from the Naval Academy In the
class of 1914.
Miss Nan Farrell. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Farrell, has been the
guest for week of Miss Katherine
Halliran. daughter of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. John Halligan, in Washing
ton.
Mrs. Marts, wife of Lieut.. John w.
Marts. ir.. entertained at bridge Ines'
day afternoon.
Mrs. Frederic Aroyse Berry of Chi.
caso. who was the recent guest OF
Mrs. Penn, wife of Commander Albert
M. Penn, on Maryland avenue, has
left for Miami, Fla. where ssne VIII
spend the late Winter.
Mrs. Slayton, wife of Commander
Charle C. Slayton. was hostess to
company of 40 for bridge and tea
Monday afternoon in compliment TO
Mrs Emily Potter Noble. who is
spending the w inter III SHhupoiS'
An enga cement recently announced
of much interest in naval circles is
that of Miss Adelaide Vanderpoel
Newcomer, daughter of Mr. Waldo
Newcomer Of Baltimore. and Lieut..
Victor r. Moves, u. S. A. Lieut..
Moves resigned from the Navy after
spending two years at the Naval
Academy as mihshipman and
entered the Army.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs Osborne
B. Hardison were guests for the week
end Of Mrs. Hardison's parents. DR..
and Mrs. William Gerry Morgan. at
their home In Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-30

251s Twelfth street. in honor of his
seventy-flfth birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Peyser have
been spending a week In New York
City.
Mrs. Ferdinand Ney or sl32 Seven.
teenth street has as her guest Mrs. Il
New OF Harrisburg. Va.
The junior council viii hold a meet.
ing today at the community center at
z o'clock. Miss Rose Backenheimer
will give the opening prayer and Miss
Kitty Shapiro will give dramatic
reading
Mrs. Daisy Lesser OF the Ashley was
hostess last week at cards In honor
OF Mrs. h. Ney of Harrisburg. Va.
Mrs. @. Rosenbush of Baltimore
was the week END guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Gusdorf OF Calvert street
The annual sisterhood rally will take
place February 2I
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Lehman will he
hosts a dinner tomorrow night at the
country club.
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G. w. u. Columbian Women
To Hold Meeting Tuesday

Miss Julia V. McCord and Miss
Irene M. Historic will be hostesses to
the Columbian Women of George
Washington University at the Feb
ruary meeting Of the organization, to
be held Tuesday in the Interior De-
partment Building. r street north
west, between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets.
The evenings program will begin AT
O'Clock with lecture on Mapping
the Land Of the Midnight SUM- by
Mr. Gerald Fitzgerald, associate topog-
raphic engineer. II will be given in
the auditorium of the Interior Depart
ment and viii be illustrated by col
ored lantern slides.
Following the lecture the Columbian
Women and their guests will gather
in the library, where they will he re-
ceived by Miss McCord, librarian of
the Geological Survey, and Mrs.
Henry Grattan Doyle. president of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-30

South Africa expects TO break all
building records this year.
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Prominent Ticket Buyers
For Junior League Ball

Miss Virginia Hunt, who is In
charge of the tickets for the Junior
League billboard ball at the Willard
Friday. announces that among those
who have taken tickets for the ball
are: Mrs. Godfrey II. Thompson, wife
of the second secretary of the British
Embassy; Mrs. Guy Despard Golf.
Mrs Clarence G. Williams. Mrs.
Chandler Haze, Mrs. William G. Rives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Rozier Dulany, jr.;
Mrs Armistead Peter, Sd: Maj. and
Mrs. Cortland Parker. Capt. and Mrs.
Emory Scott Land Capt. and Mrs.
Arthur j. Hepburn. Mrs John A.
Johnston and Mrs. Robert Clark of
Boston.
Judging by the rapid sale of boxes
all boxes having been taken~and the
sale of tickets. most of Washington
society will be present. A great many
of the diplomats, high officials and
prominent people in sociey have taken
boxes or tickets. A ticket includes a
reserved seat during the entertain
ment. as well as for the dancing and
supper.
The ball will appeal to all ages. For
those who do not care for dancing and
like to be at home by midnight there
will be an hour and half of enter
skits, dances and songs preceding the
dancing. And these will take place on
a. stage with ampIificrs, so that every
one, no matter where their seats, will
be able to both see and hear. all that
goes on Every one will know at least
one girl taking part in the entertain.
ment, as 1t will have a huge cast
of so.
One of the dances. that of the Rib
bon Dental Cream Girls. will be led
by Mrs Winslow Van Deryanter. The
name is unique and bit startling,
and this group will be one of the best
Others in this group will be: Mrs. Ger
aid d. Linke and Mrs. Pierre Gaillard
and Miss Elenita Crenshaw, Miss
Francesca McKenney. Miss Dorothy
Hill, Miss Louise Clayton, Miss Char
lotte Clark. Miss Maude Mason and
Miss Sidney Neale.
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Miss Stone, Harpist, Aids
In Glee Club PROGRAM

Miss Suzenne Stone. harpist. Of
New York and a student In Paris will
appear February 10 with the Won
ems City Club Glee Club at an enter
tainment given at the clubhouse, %
Jackson place. The Westbrook trio
will play and with the harp accom-
pany several of the numbers to be
rendered by the Glee Club. Those
participating are Miss Adelaide Crow
ELL Mrs. Amy Harradon. Miss sue
Hess, Mrs. Verna B. Klinger, Miss
Grace McVey. Miss Edith Oriani, Miss
Helen Oriani, Mrs. Bessie Nj. Packard,
Mrs. J. Milton Penny, Mrs. {. M.
Pratt. Miss Nell Price, Mrs. Hesta
Richards, Miss Jennett Shaw, Mrs.
Ruth II. Snodgrass. Mrs. Eleanor B.
Spencer Miss Elizabeth Stepan. with
Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith, accom-.
PIANIST. and Mrs. Gertrude Lyons, di.
rector
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son.in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Kafisher
Mrs. Abe King is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Katz, in Paterson, n. j.
The third annual charity tea and
card party given by the Sigma Theta
Pi Sorority Wednesday at the L'Aiglon
Club brought together a large gather
ing. Thirty-five tables were devoted
to bridge and Mah.Jone with prize
for each table. Tea was served by the
members OF the sorority acting as
Mattresses.
Mrs. Betty koenigsberger is spending
several weeks with her daughter. Mrs
Bertram Bloch, In Scarsdale. n. Y.
Mr.. Joseph Moser received congratu.
lations the past week at his home.
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Jewish Auxiliary Relief
Ball Due February ID

The annual ball. given under the
auspices OF the ladies' auxiliary OF the
Jewish Consumptive Relief Society OF
Denver. Colo. will be held at the
Jewish Community Center. Sixteenth
ann q streets, the night of st. Valen.
tines day. February ~.
and @ streets. the night OF ST. vaien.
affairs they have always been sue
ceseful. and an even greater success
thls year Ia looked for. Heretofors
the best known figures among the
Jewry ~ Washington have attended
and a larger attendance this year is
expected
The president OF this organization
is MIR. Harry Sherry. and the chair
man OF the hall Mrs William Rosen.
dorf. the chairman Of the program
Mrs. Alexander koplin and the chair.
man of tickets is Mrs NJ. Lurfa.
The present funds are going to-
ward the building OF womans divi.
sion, which has been needed for sev.
eral years.
South Africa expects 10 break all
building records this year
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Columbian Women and where so.
cial hour will be held.
The hosteses will be assisted during
the evening by members of the Colum.
bian Women who are connected with
the Interior Department.
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Honors President OF
War Zion CONGREGATION

Mrs. f. Becker was hostess at a sur
prise party Monday evening in honor
of Mrs. Rose Lichtinberg. president of
the war Zion Congregation.
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TYPEWRITER Underwood. No. ); late
model; perfect condition; S35 1881 l. st
n FIR
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BUICK STANDARD 2-PAss. CoUPE-Rum-
BILE scat: model 1927: new set of Falls tires,
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ESSEX COACH. 1926: excellent conditiol
bumpers. extra tire. stoplght. etc: S35t
forms See Mr.. Morgan. 1925 Conn ave
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ID 1924 TOrRING-Fine condition. $50.
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BUICK, 1927 STANDARD 4-DOOR SEDAN
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