Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-05

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ment to the Father of His Country
| towers. Grouped around this stand
will be the cabinet, the Supreme
Court, the diplomatic corps, Senators
| and Representatives and Government
| officials.
| Robert NuEgesser, brother of Capt
| Charles Nungesser, who, with Capt
Francois Coli. have been missing since
their attempt to span the Atlantic
Ocean from Paris, will have a place in
the Presidents stand. Robert Nun
conducting a machine shop here
Mrs. Evangeline L. Lindbergh
mother of the celebrated flyer, is ex.
pected to be in this stand. A special
| committee of women, headed by Miss
Mabel 7. Boardman of the American
Red Cross, was appointed yesterday
to welcome Mrs. Lindbergh to Wash
ington and to arrange for her program
while she and her son are guests of
the President and Mrs. Coolidge at the
temporary White House.
There will be no special woman's af.
fairs, Miss Boardman said last night,
but representatives of the largest
women's organizations will be given
place in the general program as out.
lined above.
Guest at Cabinet Dinner.
After the exercises on the Monu.
ment grounds the President and Mrs.
Coolidge will take Lindbergh and his
mother home with them to the tempo.
rary White House in Dupont circle,
where a Cabinet dinner will be served
with Lindbergh as guest of honor. 1t
is expected that this dinner will be
over by or $50 o'clock.
Lindbergh will be escorted by Score.
tary kellogg from the Cabinet dinner
to reception by the Minnesota State
Society in the bathrooms of the
Willard Hotel. arranged by Miss Bede
Johnson, president of the society,
which is to be attended by more than
1000 persons. The Mayor of Little
Falls, Mimi. which Lindhergh claimed
as his legal residence when he en-
listed, Austin l.. Grimes, who WAS
appointed by the Governor to come
to this reception with an official party,
also will be in the receiving line.
Miss Johnson announced last night
that the state society will open offices
tomorrow in the Gridiron Room of
the Willard Hotel from to 10 o'clock
each evening, for the convenience of
those who desire to make arrange
ments to attend the reception. There
are already about 1000 members Of
the state society, each of whom will
have the privilege of securing cards
for guests.
Capt. Lindbergh, escorted by Louis
Ludlow. president of the National
Press Club, and Secretary Kellogg,
will leave the Minnesota State Society
reception about 10 o'clock and go to
the National Home of Business, the
headquarters of the Chamber OF
Commerce of the United States, across
House. AS the Press Clubs own new
building is not in shape for a recep,
ton, the National Chamber of Com
merce has thrown open the entire first
floor of it's building, with big audi
torium and spacious lobby and at.
tractive court. for the Press Club
affair.
Marine Band to Play,
While awaiting the arrival of the
air hero the Marine Band will furnish
q concert program. These evening
exercises in honor of Lindbergh will
be carried to all parts of the country
over the air by the National Broad
cast Co., which is arranging for the
biggest hook.up of stations ever at.
tempted-more than go in all, includ'
ing seven on the Pacific Coast. 1t ia
expected that Lindhergh's first speech
| to his fellow countrymen will be
broadcast over this hook-up. Roxy"
is coming down from New York to
be master of ceremonies, according to
| an announcement made last night.
The Press Club program has not
been completed but is expected to in
clude the presentation of Lindbergh
| by President Ludlow. Secretary kel'
| logg will present to the young pioneer
| flyer across the Atlantic portfolio
| of the messages of congratulatlon re-
| ceived by the Government upon his
successful fight from all over the
world, including the rulers of many
nations. Postmaster General New is
expected to deliver to the young
aviator at this reception the first OF
| the special air-mail 1O-cent stamps
which are being printed in com
memoration of his epic flight. The
Press Club will present him with an
engrossed parchment scroll express
| ing their opinion of his great achieve
ment. The presentation probably VIII
be made by Richard V. Oulafan, dean
of the corps of Washington CORE
spondents. More than $500 persons
are expected to be accommodated al
this reception.
1t is hoped also that Lindbergh will
| be able to find time for some special
entertainment by the National Aero
nautical Association and the Missouri
Society of Washington. Representa-
tives of these organizations requested
that they be permitted to receive the
| flying officer, but the committee de-
cided TO leave that with the flyer
] himself.