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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-29

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-29

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-04-29
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He4aIeEo OF pesaRHnE "PaccBe
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26

and Mrs. Harry Curtis Lockwood of
the Maycroft. Following dinner there
was bridge in the north room.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Wendell Phillips Paine. Miss
Downer, Miss Anne Chase. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Robert Waller. DIR. and
Mrs. Howard Fisher, Mr.. Austin
Cooper Waller and Mr.. L. M.
Smithers.
The marriage of Miss Lucille Fin.
sterwald, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. F'insterwald, of Detroit,
Mich. to Mr.. Mordecai Joseph Brill
Ezekiel Of Landover, Md, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Ezekiel Of Landover,
took place Saturday afternoon at $50
O'Clock, in the home of the brides
parents. Rabbi Franklin, Temple
Beth Ell, officiating. The church had
pretty arrangement of white
chrysanthemums, palms and ferns,
and Miss Josephine Stern played the
wedding music.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, and wore a gown of
ivory chiffon velvet trimmed in pearls
and fashioned with a court train. Her
tulle veil was held with a bandeau of
pearls and she carried n shower bou.
H"c' VI "iheo Aoscs dHu lIueS Oh the
valley.
Mr.. Raphael Ezekiel. brother Of tho
bridegroom, was the best man.
Following the ceremony a dinner
was served in the Italian garden at
the Book Cadillac Hotel. followed by
a reception in the crystal room, when
there were about 200 guests.
Miss Ellen Howson Knox of Balti-
more Ia entertaining a dinner party
last evening at the home of her cousin,
Miss Ellen Custis Lewis, at 2027 r
street, later taking her party to the
Club st. Marks.
Among those present will be Miss
Harriet Wells, Miss Marion Morgan,
Mrs. Charlotte Hossinger Of Newark,
Continued on Nineteenth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-26

" HE Ambassador of Italy and
Nobil de MARITIME entertained
at dinner last evening for the
Il members OF the embassy staff,
Also among the guests were
Princess Boncompagni and Consul
General Grazzi of New York.
The Minister OF Persia Mira
Davoud Khan Meftah, entertained
about so guests at an informal sup
per followed by dancing last eve.
ming in the legation.
The Minister has as his guests
for the holidays the Persian consul
general in Chicago. Mira de Redlich:
the commercial attache of the lega.
ton, who resides in New York, Mr..
kischaf. and Mime. kiachaf and Nine.
Heidary, who has recently arrived
from Persia. Nine. Heidary held an
exhibition OF Persian art in New York
last week. the Minister having at.
tended the opening.
The annual Christmas ball given by
the board Of managers OF the Chill
dren's Country Home will be held this
evening at the Mayfiower Hotel, and
promises TO be a gala event. The
event is always one of the most popu.
lar Yuletide festivities for the young
er set at home for the holidays. There
will be several interesting features to-
night in addition to the usual sale Of
Christmas novelties by the members
OF the debutante committee.
A number Of dinner parties will
precede the hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Letter will be hosts to a small com.
pany at dinner for their son. Mr..
Thomas Letter. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander B. Legare will entertain at
dinner at the Alihi Club. in compli-
ment to Miss Louise Spencer,
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SOCIETY
Christmas Dinner in Italian Embassy and
Dance at Persian Legation Included
In Festivities.
In Festivities.

helm Kiesselbach and Frau Kiessel'
bach, who make their home at the
Mayflower, are spending the holidays
in Daytona Beach. Fla.
Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose of Kan
cas- City. Mo. who Is passing the Win
ter in Washington at the Mayfiower,
will entertain at dinner on Monday,
December IS, in the Presidential din
ing room of the Mayfiower. There
will be eight in her party.
Commodore and Mrs. Herbert Hart.
ley have arrived in Washington and
are at the Willard. where they plan
to remain for several days. Commo.
dore Hartley. who Is in command OF
the Leviathan. came here from New
York and was Joined at the Willard
by Mrs. Hartley who has been passing
a few weeks in birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. lie Fevre
will entertain at a supper dance next
Thursday in the garden restaurant
of the Carlton Hotel, in honor of their
daughter, Miss Hester Ann LIE Fevre.
Out-of-town friends will assist Miss
lie Fevre in receiving.
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Ryan has
taken an apartment at the Carlton for
the Winter season.
Lady Sevaythling and daughter. the
Hon. Joyce Montague of London, who
have been visiting in New York, and
Miss Aline Solomons of Washington
are house guests of Miss Violet Henry
and Miss LeoRore Henry at Zealandia.
Asheville. They will remain some
time.
Ushers at the Junior League pro.
duction of Alice in Wonderland" TO
be given December 81. include Miss
Dunlop. chairman: Miss
Alice Davis, Miss Katharine Wilkins.
Miss Francesca Mckenney, Miss Rose.
mary Griffin. Miss Alice Cults. Miss
charlotte Childress. Miss Louise CLAW.
tor. Miss Hilda Ann Hill, Miss Ellen
Peeile and Miss Evelyn Walker.
Mrs. Arthur Lee Willard will not
observe her day at home TODAY and
Monday. January 9, but she will be
at home the remaining Mondays of
the season.
Miss Mary A. Lindsey gave a tea
In the lounge OF the Grace Dodge
Hotel yesterday afternoon, having
several hundred guests. Mrs. Flora
McGill keefer sang and Miss Lucy
Briekenstein accompanied. Mrs.
keefer's selections were The Shep-
herds. the Kings, the Infant Christ"
by Peter Cornelius: aria. "Slumber.
Beloved" Bach: IAN Ola Sacred
Lullaby" Horner. and away in a
Manager" Luther's carol.
The guests at the Grace Dodge
were entertained this morning by the
colored employees OF the hotel, when
they appeared in the dining room
singing carols. a custom which has
existed since the opening OF the hotel.
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Press Club Building, Fourteenth and
f streets. The marionettes will be
shown tomorrow. Thursday and Fri.
day at AIS. and the general public
Is invited. Miss Lenora de Grange will
assist at the showing tomorrow,
Representative F'rear of Wisconsin
entertained at dinner at the Willard
last night having six guests.
Col. and Mrs. G. r.. Darnall. 1916
Lamont street northwest, will have
with them during the Christmas holi.
days their two sons. Mr.. William Oar.
nall. who is in business in Chicago,
H.. and Mr.. Robert Darnall. a senior
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at the University OF Michigan, Ann Ar
Dor, Mich.
Mr.. Carlos Clark Van Leer. IT,, who
is n senior at Yale University and a
member of the Yale Glee Club, In Wis
ting his parents for the Christmas
holidays. Their younger son. Mr.. An
thony Wayne Van Leer, who Is a
sophomore at Dartmouth College. is
also with them until after the New
Year.
DR.. and Mrs. Ell Long of Lake.
wood. y. j., entertained at dinner in
the presidential room at the May.
flower last evening in honor of Mr..
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The German consul general In New
York. DIR. Won Lewinski. In spending
the holidays with Nine. Won Lewinski
and their family in their home here.
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Col Henry May has as his guests
his son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry 9. Black Of New York,
and Mr.. Henry May. tr.
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Senator and Mrs. Kendrick Have
Family Christmas Party.

Senator and Mrs. John B. Kendrick
have with them for the holidays their
son, Mr.. Manville kendrick, who ar.
rived Tuesday from Sheridan, Wyo.
their nephew, Mr.. Francis c. VIII.
liams, Sd. from the University Of Vir.
GINA; Midshipman c. c. Kirkpatrick
from Annapolis. cousin OF Mrs. Ken.
drick, and Miss Ruth Reavis and
Miss Lucille kendrick, who are max.
ing their home with their uncle and
aunt this Winter.
Representative Florence P. Kahn OF
California entertained at breakfast at
the Grace Dodge Hotel Saturday morn
ing.
Maj. and Mrs. Richard D. La Garde
will present their daughter, Miss Lila
La Garde, to their friends this after
noon at a tea from 400 to $50 o'clock
in the Oficers' Club OK the Army War
College.
Mrs. La Garde will have assisting
her Mrs. Wilbur, wife OF the Secretary
of the Navy; Mrs. John A. Lejeune,
Mrs. Merritte Ireland. Mrs. Kenzie
Walker. Mrs. William Carter. Mrs.
Guy H. Johnson, Mrs. C. A. Stedman.
Mrs. John L. Glenn. Mrs. Allister Coch.
rane. Mrs. Ell Helmick. Mrs. Presley
t. y.
len Perkins. Mrs. George NJ. Grimes,
Miss Sophie Casey. Mrs. William A.
Mccain and Mrs. Edward Anderson.
The bud will have with her Miss LII
Ian Latimer, Miss Sarah Major, Miss
Marion Grimes, Miss Elizabeth Nc.
Cain, Miss Eleanor Smith, Miss Ellen
Peelle, Miss Margaret Bacon, Miss
Ruth Jones and Miss Margaret Bouve.
The debutante will wear a frock Ct
pink taffeta fashioned after q bouffant
model and trimmed with turquoise
blue, and her bouquet win be an old
fashioned nosegay. Mrs. La Garde viii
wear gown Of black velvet.
Miss Dorothy Bailey. daughter of
Maj. and Mrs. Nell E. Bailey. win be
the guest in whose honor Mr.. and
Mrs. John z. Mcclure OF Battery
Park, Nd. will entertain at tea today
in the palm court Of the Mayfiower.
Guests will be Maj. and Mrs. Bailey,
Capt. and Mrs. George Horkan. Miss
Adelaide Bride. Miss Nancy Adams.
Miss Florence Hampson. DR.. Carl
Gustav Rosby OF Sweden. Mr.. Homer
Hendricks. Mr.. Joseph Keith. Mr..
Stanley Souther. Mr.. George Plant
and Mr. A. billiard.
The German consul general in New
York. DIR. Won Lewinski. In spending
the holidays with Nine. Won Lewinski
and their family in their home here.
Col Henry May has as his guests
his son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry 8. Black Of New York,
and Mr.. Henry May, tr.
The German Commissioner of the
Mixed Claims Commission of the
United States and Germany, DIR. VIII
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The German Commissioner of the
Mixed Claims Commission OF the
United States and Germany, DR.. VIII.
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Children's Christmas Party
With Mrs. Fries a Hostess.

Mrs. Amos A. Fries will entertain
at children's party Thursday after.
noon at the marionette show which
Is being given in aid OF the Girl
Scouts in room 214-D OF the National
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BRAZILIAN SEARCH PARTY TO SEEK FUR
 COL. ?. H. FAWCETT
MODERN LIVINGSTONE UNHEARD FROM TWO YEARS IN DARK
 EST AFRICA

LONDON, Aug. ?. (P)-An explor- ing mystery paralleling the famous disappearance of David Livingstone in the heart of the darkest Africa in 1866, has forced a call for volunteers to seek Colonel P H. Fawcett, Bri- tish explorer, who vanished two years ago in the depths of uncharted Brazil while searching for traces of the worlds oldest civilization.
 Colonel Fawcett was last heard of at Bakariri Post, in the Province of Maito Crosse, from where he jump" ed off" to carry out his inspection of the central plateau. He hoped there to find relics and treasures of by gone civilizations that would prove his theory that the American conti- nent peoples were as culturally inn portant as those of Egypt and an- cient Greece.
 Livingstone was rescued after be- ing missing five years The Stanley expedition which brought Livingstone back to civilization is one of the great epics of exploration. The Bra gillian territory in which Colonel Faw- cett disappeared is inhabited by cave men who eat human flesh, by inpene- trable forests, ferocious animals, poi sonous insects and great reptiles.
 Colonel Fawcett was accompanied by only two white men, his son Jack Fawcett and R. Rimmel, another young Englishman. His expedition planned to live on the country and was furnished instructions by the Royal Geographical Society.
 Don't count on any more dis patches" said his last message. Colonel Fawcett advised his friends mot to worry unless he was not heard from at least two years. That time has passed and Mrs Fawcett, who lives with her daughter at Torquay, lis greatly distressed at the absence of news from her husband.
 The Royal Geographical Society has offered the proposed search par ty all possible help, but points out that while the Brazilian Government will probably give every assistance in it's power, it does not pretend to exert any control over the wild in terior of the country, with it's un- tanned tribes, which was the goal of Colonel Fawcett's adventure.