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Conner, former Secretary of state
and Mrs. Robert i.anainst the secfe'
tafy OF the Netherlands legation and
HARDNESS van Roetzeiaer. the naval
attache of the Italian embassy
Comdr. Alberto I.ais, Mr, and Airs,
Arthur nuilari. Mr., and Mrs O. u
Perry Johnson and Mira. Claude Mayo
The Minister of Hungary and couh'
tess saeohenyi viii leave Washington
Thursday tor Havana. where The MIN
later also represents his government
They win no absent fortnight,
The Miniater Ut Colombia AMI
aenora do 0laya sailed yesterday for
Havana. where they will attend the
sessions Of the pan.Amefican Com
gress, ut which the Minister VIII he
chairman Ut the Colombia delegation
The Minister OF Panama and Sonora
,ie Alfurn sailed yesterday ~.
Havana, where tho Minister viii at
tend the seaalons 0f the Pan,Ametiean
Congress AZ chairman of the Panama
delegation.
The Minister nj Costa Rtoa. sana.
bon Rafael nfeamuun, viii leave
Tuesday for Havana. Cuba, aoins ~
way Ut iNey West, The Minister WI
attend the aesaians af tha i'aMAmetl
nan Congress- a. delegate from his
eauntti,
The Minister nj Austria and Nine
rrnehnlk will entertain al dinner
Tuesday evening,
The Minister ~ Essnt aud Nine
ltnn.inuad IN FeultA rasel
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Dinner Proposed to Honor
President and First Lady
War Secretary and Mrs. Davis to Entertain Them
Tuesday Evenins-Other Notable
Functions During Week.

n. d sziasr. Mrs. John Walker. Mrs.
Frances Z. Hopkins. Mrs. Blaine Lip
scomb and Mrs. Rush Holland.
Col Fred II. Brown OF general stan
and Mrs. Brown entertained ut dinner
at the New Willard Friday evening.
honoring Gen. and Mrs. Charles p.
Summerall After dinner the party
attended the Army dance. The other
guests included Gen. and Mrs. Thomas
Q. Ashhurn. Gen. and Mrs. George =
Simonds, Gen. and Mrs. Harry y.
Rethers. Gen and Mrs. Charles II.
Bridges, Col. and Mrs Arthur 8 Cow
an. Col. and Mrs. Jerome G. Pillow,
Col and Mrs Charles 4. THUS Mai.
and Mrs, Charles b. Elliott. Mai and
Mrs John ID Rearsian and Maj aud
Mrs, George {. Beach.
Gen, and Mrs James NJ. kenneds
entertained at dinner Friday evening"
preceding the Army dance, at tho VII
lard Their guests We're Capt. and
Mis-. Charles :. HigSs. Mr.. and Mis-.
Frank +. Baldwin. Mr.. Ralph q. Cur
lev. Mrs. W, +. keafs. Miss Nan
Turner. Mai and Mrs Ward Wells
Mai and Mrs Robert Harden. Mai
and Airs, George Edwards. Maj and
Mrs. Charles Berle. Capt, and Mrs
John Foley, Col. +. II. Garrison. Mai
and Mrs, James simmons. Maj and
Mrs Edgar Jones. Maj and Mrs
Raiion. MAJ. William sheep Mai and
Mrs. Roy T. Fox. Mai, and Mrs Tenn
Mehane. Mai. aud Mrs. Etce. Miss
Frances Young and Mr., John Wyatt.
A ielightfal bridge lanehcer tr
FAaN As..f Asar
tssugh,ers. Miss Parker and Miss
Rachel Parker ot Jefferson City. Me-.
Was given recently nv Mrs John Cas-
satt Tomlsnscn at the Congressional
Country Cn,h. Those invited included
Mrs. Daniel &. Roper. Mrs Dwight
Chester, Mrs, Emery $, Land. Mrs
Homer 4. Wick. Mrs Joseph Merhes>
son OF Kansas City, Me- MrS H. -
Norton. Mrs. Louis 4. Dent and Miss
Dent.
Mrs Daniel c. Roper at n later date
entertained the same Erean az tea
at her home ON Woodland drive
Mrs, Francis s Nash. who has ss.
Gently returned 10 WASHINGTON ftora
Paris, viii entertain a PARTY ce - NJ
luncheon Tomorrow in the presidential
dining rvs,sA ~ the Mayacwer,
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Lee Fsrss
entertained ut dinner FRIDAY evening
IN homer Of the Mississippi River
Commission. when the guests wes~s
Col. Charles Potter, chairman et The
eamnisSiens Mr.. and Mrs Charles
West OF Greenville. Mr., Inward EtsSa
et 81, Louis Col, Charles Nuts, tswmee
Commissioner ef the nsstricls fNA
SchNltx ~ Chiessga Aad t'S>l and Mys
+. Lester aoaeS
Mrs, Lawrence TewnSead will eater>
tain at lNNcheae "Wednesday 10 the
presidential atnlnS rSsam ee The May
flower In coanlimeNt 90 lseeyeReA RsFt
and Paul KechanSkt. wsee Will aereer
in concert thai MeSasns AZ the MAY
tlewer,
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Ia yieE Spain. The wedding will
take place early IN February ut IT,
Georges Episcopal Church, Elaren.
don, Va.
Aiming the engagements announced
~ the recent holiday season In that NJ
Aiss Marie Louise Johnston, dauahs
ter of MIR. AMI Ars Charles Jones
johnston III Isr01kiine, Mass, 10 Mir,
Edward Dodge Murphy. soH If Mt,
and Mrs. James Wilmot Murphy ~
chevy Chase, Washington Miss
Johnston attended ths Academy NJ
ibs Sacred iisaTt and t.Bssil tsfmin.
nry. ana has been active In The
aiumnas associations NJ ihess sebools,
Her Dsune studied ~ Gsofnei9WH
University. and also ~ the Ma ssi
chusetts Institute NJ TeahanioEyr
where he @as graduated win .hs
ciess VI 1879.
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Engagements to Wed
Formally Made Public

Df. and Mrs, Charles is. Chamber
lin announce the engagement II their
daughter, Kathryn. 10 MI James M.
tSsylDr II Washington and San Fran,
"lseo, son u 3r. and hrs. Henry
ia yloF
NJ snS Mrs Jh0mas OIiaDi an
nonnce lha engagement ~ Their
! Daughter. Edith Marie. and Nj, john
Jbiiion fitzgerald. Mr. Fitzgerald,
WHO is lawyer. IL graduate ~
ssWgeiown University, 1928.
M. sad Mrs Egbert A. Peiktn an
p"annH ibs engagement ~ their
Slaughter Frances Hunt, 70 M. Jamss
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The Congressional cub viii have
as their guests OF ANNer FettAS an,
esnoea Miller and FNrreA welt known
eeMesitAas ~ New York, who VIII xtss
a short rFcgeAm Nt , N'eNsck. TIE
nrnSraM viii he faleeweA Nv tea, The
servkeS 81 the artists have Keen o..
mated ter the oceASlNa tArs,agA fysNrsss
s@ Mrs, ressr uaesst 0sssyA preslNsAs
ee the club
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"WEDNESDAY night assembly
Hotel while viii lack the of the President Mrs
Coolidge be stately beautiful reple
gaorou side OF early American society and OF the blazing tn
trail" and covered wagon" period.
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Junior League Planning
Annual Entertainment,

y'he lNaler lseAgue 1t WaaAnnSuA
viii give Ito aaa.sal sassFeAlanNeet
TUESDAY evwRiax. FeArtsNry Ia. h ~
hatlrNaaa al the MAyftNweE ANel
fhts y~Ae the tesENe viii s~iuFA 4.
the easAFel halt which wMx 10 ss.c~
essssut t9 The heSNs i've s~Ags axN
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Receptions at White House
And Diplomatic Breakfast
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ear
Other Colorful Events Listed During the Week.
Attractive Program Embraced in Future
- Schedules Notes.
BY SALLIE v. II. PICKETT.


wo White House receptions and cabinet dnSe we're omdd
so last ~ee and Ranking
rS sfe ana eyen the a
Club Mrs eS0sgs stands q o., +. im nd 'as d ad
Of the Land and the members of the club were
night e an9 OF Of d S be much
happening and soeisy
sas taxing ee O. l 9s'f
dine with the Secretary o War h and Mrs Da
by week will not this place Thursday January %
THE pden, and Mr.. Coolidge will leave the
'ss sssses he
tend the sn.., and @ % ns Because
- s st
viii 5. almost Of the
THE eabine. ladie, Wednesday
Ct II. week most Of e% having a, wx ose
viii nlodaee ns@ custom her wednesday at home
.h s VII 5ay o s, her kpn a ren Kahn G
johnson .sS n ssma n ms s s he ns a
Junior Sen s MRS Gu' a ss other om s.
viii Se 10 the lis,
TOMORROW the President and Mrs Coolidge viii attend the
III. when ssa re
I BE- OF o man BY 1 so DINNER parties aa ua na h
ball will have a larger attendance than ever before
"WEDNESDAY night assembly given Mayaower
Coolidge viii BE- . and De."I"i even" rspt'e ~ ihe a
ZAP ,. psrs society ana not o. the blazing the
THE announcement betfotha Of Mile su Ma,sudara
Of and Nine 10
brother of the Emperor Of Japan and second Of
the Yoshhto much Washington
youthful Mile Masudaia has made friends for herself No
the
expected from Toxic Mile Masnda though
latter. days at bone and has Frequently accompanied her less
9. i.%z a.,:sd'S. &C.; nee
;."i' z s: .;' he Ts
and her Child Chehbu who was
University, England Was
uY.1n Drcrrnber his Of the
tsis r0rkfa illness,
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mally recognized, and all former Girl
Reserves renew their pledge to the ideals
of the organization. Hundreds OF the
Girl Reserves of the city will take part
In this ceremony, wearing the Girl Re-
serve uniform of blue and white.
Miss Elsa M. Peterson. who Is chair
man of the Girl Reserve Department of
the Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton, will preside at the ceremony. as
sisted by Miss Catherine English. presi-
dent OF the Senior High School Girl
Reserves Council. and Miss Nellie Hol-
mead, president of the Junior High
School Girl Reserve Council. A feature OF
the program will be the presentation of
an autographed photograph of the
Princess Ileana of Rumania In Girl
Reserve uniform. by Miss June Culbert-
son and Miss Jane Culberston, daugh-
ters of the Minister of the United States
to Rumania and Mrs. Culbertson.
Following the program, the mothers
Of all Girl Reserves will be the honor
guests Of the organization at tea, and
there will be musical program. with
the Bon Secour Club of Central High
School as hostesses OF the occasion.
The Junior class of Trinity College
will entertain at a tea dance In the
garden of the Mayfiower this afternoon.
Miss Edith Riley Is president of the
class and the chairman of the function
is Miss Miriam Talley. who will be as
sisted by Miss Helen Reilly. Miss Hazel
Weis, Miss Mary Alice Cleary and Miss
Margaret Maher. About 400 guests are
expected.
A card party and social will be held
this evening for the benefit of the school
building fund of ST. Anthony's Church
OF Brookland In the grand ballroom of
the Mayfiower. Mr. and Mrs. George
Weschler are in charge of arrangements
and will be assisted by DR.. and Mrs.
Simon Kloskey. Mrs John Fitzmorris,
Mrs. John Mattimore, Mrs. Catherine
Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Demp-
sey. Mr.. and Mrs. George Manten, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W. Cassidy, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Yocum. as we'll as other
members of the church sodality and the
Holy Name Society.
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ton ceremonial" of the Girl Reserves
of Washington will be held At this
ceremony, all who have become Girl
Reserves during the past year are for
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New York has 836 public high schools
Mrs. jeanette Hyde. Federal collector
Of customs In the Hawaiian Islands,
handles each year an average of 81, $780,
900 of Government money.
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Tea TO Follow Ceremony
OF Girl Reserves Tomorrow.

An interesting annual ceremony will
take place tomorrow afternoon I'm
Barker Hall, Young Womens Christian
Association. at Seventeenth and K
streets, at 4 O'Clock. when the 'recogni-
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Swiss Envoy and Nine. Peter
To Attend Sons Wedding.

Swiss Envoy and Mime. Peter
To Attend Sons Wedding.
The Minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter will go 10 Brookline, Mass,
for the marriage of their son, Mr.
CSeorgeS Peter, to Miss Helen Falrchild
Mann, daughter of Mrs. William o.
Mann and the late DR.. Mann. which
will take place Saturday. May 26, in
the home of the brides mother. The
wedding will be small as will the recep-
tion afterward. The ceremony will be
performed at O'Clock. the Rev. Will
lard Sperry, D. D., dean of the Harvard
Theological School, officiating.
The hrioe-elect is graduate of Rad
Ciiffe College, a member of the 1920
Sewing Circle and the Junior League
Mr.. Peter is a graduate OF Harvard.
The Minister of Egypt and Nine.
Samy entertained at dinner last eve
ming in honor of the newly appointed
United States Minister to Cairo and
Mrs, Franklin Mott Gunther. The other
guests were the Minister of Siam, Lieut.
Gen. Phya Viiitavongs; Senator and
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson. the director
Of the Bureau of the Census and Mrs.
William NJ. Steuart, Mr.. George Wads-
worth of the State Department and
Mrs. Wadsworth. Mr.. @. Rowland Shaw
OF the State Department, Mrs. Morris
Evans, Miss Meta Evans. Mrs. John E.
Dana, DR.. and Mrs. Fenton Bradford,
the first Sccretary of the Turkish en-
bassy and Nine. Bey, and the attache of
the Egyptian legation, Mr.. El-Eissy.
The Minister of Sweden and Nine
Bostrom and their daughter. Miss
Pauline Bostrom. are in New York. from
where the latter two will sail this aft
ernoon on the Gripsholm for Gothen-
burg. The Minister viii join his FAM
ily later in the Summer in their home
in Sweden.
Senator and Mrs A. H. Vandenberg
of Michigan will entertain at dinner
this evening at the Willard. where they
have an apartment, in compliment to
former Senator and Mrs. William Alden
Smith of Grand Rapids. who are max
ing a visit in Washington.
Representative and Mrs. John w
Summers will entertain large dinner
party at the Willard Hotel tonight in
honor of the delegation from the State
Of Washington in Congress. Among
others in the large company will be Mrs.
Horace NJ. Towner, wife Of the Gov
ernor Of Porto Rico: the Minister TO
anu &s2ISs WA -. C0ipC1b~
son, Mr. Herbert Lindley of Seattle and
other guests from Washington.
Representative and Mrs. Summers
recently returned from a trip to
Panama.
Representative and Mrs. Maurice H.
Thatcher viii entertain at a tea dance
this afternoon at the Mayfiower Hotel
for their niece. Miss Prue Mason, who
IS the house guest Of Mrs. Frank C.
Henry
Mrs. Bcck, wife OF Representative
James NJ. Beck. vii sail today on the
Conte Bisncamano for Italy.
Controller Of the Currency and Mrs
Mcintosh entertained informally at
luncheon IN the crystal room at the
Willard yesterday.
The third secretary Of the British
embassy and Mrs. Henry L. d'A Hop
kinson are in New York and are staying
81 the Ambassador Hotel.
Frau Won Lewinski, wife Of DR.. Karl
Won Lewtngki, German consul general
in New York, viii entertain at a buffet
supper tomorrow evening for Baroness
Olinda Won Rapp-Herr and Baroness
Fee Rapp-her. who are her house guests.
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MFR. and Mrs. Charles Piez of Chicago
have arrived In Washington for short
stay and are at the Mayfiower. Mr..
Piez was formerly director general OF
the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
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Mrs John Dean Hall OF Brooklyn ar
rived in Washington yesterday and is at
the Willard. where she will remain for
several days.
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Miss A. r. Chisholm Of Halifax. Nova
Scotia, who is staying at the Grace
Dodge Hotel. has been joined by Miss
Ruth Chisholm of New York.
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To salute with the left hand Is a dead
ly insult to Mohammedans.
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CpilCCTlS. lIfGN VIII ElNt pAOhAoih AVA
Frau Won Lewinski Sunday evening.
Former Senator and Mrs. William
Alden Smith of Michigan arrived In
Washington yesterday from their home
in Grand Rapids and arc at the May
flower.
Former Representative and Mrs John
Phillip Hill will be hosts to company
of 30 at dinner this evening before the
Dancing Glass, which will meet in the
ballroom of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Letters
home tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Tuckcrman
To Entertain Miss Catalani.
MFR. and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman
will entertain at dinner. followed by
dancing, Monday evening in compli-
ment to Miss Theodoria Catalani.
Mrs. George T. Marye will return to
her house on N street today after spend
ing several weeks in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Thompson will
entertain at dinner this evening in
honor of Miss Jane Hall OF Santa Bar
bara, Calf.
MIR. John y. Rockefeller. jr., of New
York. who was at the Grace Dodge
Hotel for short time. has returned to
his home.
Miss Almira Reed Harris of Phila-
delphia. Pa. is the guest Of her
cousins. the Misses Calhoun.
Mrs Elizabeth X. Cravens was hostess
yesterday at luncheon IN her country
home, Casa Selva. at Livingston Heights.
Va, to Mrs. William J. Harris and Mrs.
Walter F. George, the wives of the
Senators from Georgia. Other guests
were Mrs. Charles F. Crisp and Mrs.
Malcolm c. Tarver. wives OF Georgia
Representatives in Congress: Mrs. Fitz-
hugh Lee. Mrs. Robert T. Small and
Mrs. John J. O'Malley wife of Lieut..
Comdr. O'Malley of the Medical Corps
of the Navy
Baron and Baroness Pochhammer of
few months of travel. have arrived at
the Willard from New York. They plan
TO remain here until tomorrow.
Mrs. John r. A. Cecil is spending
few days in New York at the Barclay.
Miss Frances Miller. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Miller, will entertain
at luncheon Monday in New York in
honor of Miss Florence Kip Clarke,
whose marriage to MIR. Guernsey Cur
ran. jr., win take place Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Thompson of
Paris are at the Willard, where they
expect to remain week.
Mrs. Brown to Pour Tea
At House of Mercy May Fete,
The House of Mercy will hold its
May fete Monday. May 81. In the
Cathedral Close. The president of the
ladies board. Mrs. Henry B. Brown.
viii preside at the tea table, assisted
by Mrs. Ridgely Hunt. Mrs. Charles
Warren. Mrs. Samuel Warren Miller.
Mrs. Talbot and Mrs. James A. Mil
holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. McAiahon
have returned from Trenton, N. j..
where they went to attend the In
staliation ceremonies of Mr.. McMa-
hons brother. the Right Rev. John j.
Mcmahon. as Bishop of Trenton.
His Eminence Patrick CARDINAL Hayes
presiding.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Kelly of Chicago,
who are spending the week in WASH
ington at The Mayfiower, we're the
guests in whose honor Mr.. and Mrs
Morley Halverson. also of Chicago. en-
tertained at dinner there last evening.
Other guests were MIR. and Mrs w. B.
Schultz of Washington, Mr.. John
Ketchani, son of Representative and
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Mrs. C. G. Covert has returned after
a months stay In Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs Webb Minor of Char
lottesville. Va. accompanied by their
daughter, are spending the week at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Hamilton OF
Honolulu ere making an extended stay
in Washington and are at the Grace
Dodge Hotel.
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Frau Won Lewinski, wife Of DR.. Karl
Won Lewinski, German consul general
in New York, viii entertain at a buffet
supper tomorrow evening for Baroness
Olinda Won Rapp-HeTr and Baroness
Pee Rapp-her. who are her house guests.
The Baroness Olinda is a yioiinist Of
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The third secretary Of the British
embassy and Mrs. Henry L. d'A. Hop
kinson are in New York and are staying
81 the Ambassador Hotel.
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Mrs. Ketcham Of Michigan. and Miss
Virginia Conner OF Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Madison of
st. Louis are passing few days at the
willard
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MIR. and Mrs. W. r. Kelly of Chicago,
who are spending the week in WASH
ington at the Mayfiower. we're the
guests in whose honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Morley Halverson. also of Chicago. en-
tertained at dinner there last evening.
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. w. B.
Schultz Of Washington, Mr.. John
Ketchan, son Of Representative and
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Controller Of the Currency and Mrs.
Mcintosh entertained informally at
luncheon in the crystal room at the
Willard yesterday.
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SOCIETY
Postmaster General and Mrs. New Have
Guests in Their Bethesda Home
for the Week End. =

THE Postmaster General and Mrs
Harry S. New are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs John Mason Til
Il ney of Plamfield. N. J., In their
suburban home. Hemlock Hedge,
Bethesda, Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Tilney will
remain over Sunday.
LADY Isabella Howard, wife Of the
Ambassador of Great Britain, is sail
sng today from New York on the Conte
Biancamano for ITALY where she will
spend several weeks. The Ambassador
win sail later in the Summer for Eng
land. and Lady Isabella Howard VIII
Join him there.
Sir Esme Howard accompanied Lady
Isabella Howard 10 New York and will
return to Washington this evening or
tomorrow.
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Mrs. Beck, wife OF Representative
James N. Beck. vii sail today on the
Conte Biancamano for Italy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mcmahon
have returned from Trenton, N. j.
where they went to attend the in
staliation ceremonies of Mr.. McMa-
hons brother. the Right Rev. John j
Mcmahon, as Bishop of Trenton
His Eminence Patrick Cardinal Hayes
presiding.
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YOUR culture and taste---it incor-
porates every opportunity for the in
dulgence OF your personal prefer
cnces in sports, games and the more
serious pursuits of your profession
and business. The importance OF
choosing this permanent life in
fluencc cannot be minimized. Rock
Creek Park Estates. which is truly a
part OF Rock Creek Park, was created
for those who wished their home to
cpitomize and reflect increasing
charm as the years roll on. Advan-
tageously located we'll within the
Districts limits in great natural
wooded environment. the opportuni-
ties afforded for original architectural
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Representative and Mrs. Maurice H.
Thatcher viii entertain at a tea dance
this afternoon at the Mayhower Hotel
for their niece. Miss Prue Mason. who
is the house guest Of Mrs. Frank c.
Henry
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-13

AACAA 0f,O Ohtf key, Republican State Commit tee Chairman, and Frederick &. Peck, National Committeeman. favor Judge Felix Herbert for the nomination.
 Rhode Island is one of the two States which did not ratify the Eighteenth Amendment, an d strong opposition to prohibition exists there as well as in the larger cities of Massachusetts. The rural districts, on the other hand, are strongly dry.
 Religious Question
 The effect of the religious question is problematieal. The Republican State Convention went on record as standing today as always for no distinction of race, color or creed as qualifications for holding pub lie office"
 Smiths attitude toward prohi- bition has caused voters of both parties here to switch their al legiance, although the extent oi these defections cannot be esti- mated accurately. Among them were those of Eugene N. Foss three times Governor of Massa. chusetts and long Democratic
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-13
NORTHWESTERN
 ENROUTE NORTH

SEATTLE, Oct. 13.-Steamer Northwestern sailed at o'clock this morning for Alaskan ports with Il passengers. the following for Juneau: Miss V. Addison, E, S. Addison and wife, William F. Rodighert, o. F. Small, C. r, Skewe, H. Leisy. Miss A. Mills, Miss S. Laimer, Frank Sutherland Miss II. Haasane, Nathan Schwartz, John B. Marshall, Miss M. Robin- son. Miss w. H. Robinson. Mrs. P. A. Anderson. Mrs. V. A. Kay ser and two steerage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-13
PRINCESS ALICE
 SOUTH THIS A. M.

Steamer Princess Alice, Capt. Thomas Cliff, arrived at 4 o'clock this morning, and left southbound at 6: 30 with the following Juneau passengers: For Vancouver-Capt. E. K. Tobih, Mrs. E. K. Tobin, Miss Myrtle Wardle, II. w. Barnhill, c. W. Hodgson, Geo. W. Stukey, War ren H. Wilson, Oscar Neime.
 For Seattle-Thos. Mile. l.. l.. Loomis. R. w. Foster, Miss Mar 9uerite Taylor, Charles Settlemier, ". H. Kirklin, Earl Rossman, R. A. Simmons, Mrs. R. s. Raven and R &. Raven, Jr., P. Lofts, Max Scanzen. o. K. Sunde. Mrs. o. E. Sunde, P. J. Castos, s. w. Thomp- son, Mrs. s. w Thompson. R. P. Nelson, Mrs. G. w. Naylor, Miss 0. Simpkins, and three steerage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-13
REPORT STEAMSHIP AFIRE OFF COAST

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Oct. l3. The steamship Tropanstar was afire 40 miles out from nere and 50 miles north of Cape Mendocino with the Makiki standing by. ac- cording to message received here at 10 o'clock last night. Later a radio said that serious fire had been extinguished, one dead. several injured"
 A wireless message received this morning by the Associated Press from Edward Metzdorf, pur- ser of the Makiki reported the Tropanstar limping toward Van couver after the fire aboard was extinguished. One fireman is dead. Metzdorf said nearly all of the crew were badly gassed. Steam was. used to quench the flames which were confined to the hold
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-10-13

leader, who announced that he would vote for Hoover; Rodolphe l.. Agassiz, copper magnate and capitalist. and Gen. Francis Pea body, Boston lawyer. both Re- publicans, who have declared for Smith.
 Republicans have called the tariff the chief issue and are stressing national prosperity und- CT the Republican administration. In reply, the Democrats declare that depression instead of pros perity exists in the New England textile industry.