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Evening star., 1928-02-15
WHIRLWINDS WILL PLAY
CONTEST IN WARRENTON

~ ONDS Whirlwinds. fast local
l. basket bail team which last
Winter won the South Atlantic
IL unlimited title for Washington
and Baltimore. goes to Warren
ton. Va. tonight 10 meet the sturdy
cuint representing that town. Whirl-
winds have arranged two games with
Anaccetia Eagles. defending unlimited
champions Of the District. The first
will be played in Congress Heights
Auditorium March 4 and the ether in
the Arcadia March 9.
Sfalwart Woodlothian basketerS last
rigat won the championship OF the
scoring over F. II. Smith Co. FIVE. %
10 g It vas their eight straight vic
tory. Buscher and Gordon were leading
Woodlothlan scorers. with 2inlereii
topping the losers on attack.
Wonder toSsers. who last night VAN
pushed Fort Humphreys. Va, quint,
% TO 26. in a keenly-tougi?t game in
the latter's gym. tonight Will face
Calvsry NJ Z. quint on the Calvary
floor al O'Clock. A floor goal By Heiss
ard foul shot by Macdonald gave
Wonders victory last night.
Waltz Photographers are n visit
Alexerdria tomorrow night for an en-
counter with Old Dominion Boat Club
paesers
Coming fast in the closing minutes
Washington Barracks five conquered
Silent Five. 80 TO 81. Schopp led the
winners offensive with IS points.
Commercial National Bank baskcters
squeezed out 1913 win over W. b.
Hibos IL Co Stanton for the winners
and Gahan for the losers we.e top
seUrtE&.
Wint1n 4. &. five bowcd 70 Silver
Cpr.ng National Guard tooSers IN a
Evening star., 1928-02-15
PRO GRIDIR0N GAMES
WATCHED BY 49O,755

BY tho Associated Prrs-
CHICAGO. February 15.--Dcspitc
shorter schedule and fewer PLAYERS. the
National Professional Foot Ball League
into its parks last season. President Joe
Carr has reported
The total attcnGancc-49c.755 .755-wes
an increase OF more than 10000 over
the tuynstile records Of the previous
season. when % clubs played 1870 pro-
fesSional games. Last season there
were but IS clubs and 90 games. Total
admission receipts were not revealed.
From an attendance standpoint. Red
Oranges New York Yankees and t!c
Chicago Bears were the best drawing
cards in the circuit. Carr said. The
Yankees-BearS game here last Fall
drew 1922 paid admissions
Evening star., 1928-02-15
CONGER TO CONTEST
IN RACE WITH HAHN

DE TE7 AS=0F4 7fFs tr@<s
KANSAS CITY. Feb-uarv f5-Rav
Conge-, Illinois i. c. runner and cor
cueror Of DR. Otto Pel,zer. German dis
tarce star. has ag.esd 70 enter tte
annual indoor meet Of the Kansas Civ
Athletic Club. Saturday. II which lloyd
Hahn. Americas hope II the coming
OlvTrp!cs. also will compete.
II announcing the former Icwa;Sta-
track star would TIT here. Dr.. J. a
Reilly, athletic director o. the < C
A C. said he hoped 20 send CorEs-
against Hahn II the o1s-rli.e eyer-
However ne said the program for these
two stars had not been definitely ar
ranged. They viii compete with
athletes from M!sSour! Valley and B:E
Ten institutions
Hahn. holder o. FOUR world indoor
track MARKS v-ii. carry tie Boston 4 i
colors aga!rs. Coc-e- and Dr.. Pe.czs-
IN Knights Of Columbus meet IL New
YORK February -.
Evening star., 1928-02-15

Nebraska Sprinter to Make
Debut in East in New
York A. C.. Games.

Ky IN" AS~h.lafh i'lFSS.
NEW YORK. February l5.-Inter-
est In track affairs mounted today with
the presence of Roland Locke. Nebras-
ka's sprint star. who is here to join
the New York A. c. with prospects of
competing in three indoor events dur
ing the next two weeks.
Locke. who holds the world 220-vard
record. will make his initial New York
appearance at the New York A. G.
games next Monday when he will race
against a fast field, including Karl
Husscy of the New York A. c.. Henry
Russell of the Penn A. c.. Bartholomew
of Penn State and Quinn and Daily of
Holy Cross. in special 60-yard dash.
There is some talk of staging another
event for Locke IN the same meet. a
300-yard special race, which would
bring him against Russell and Jackson
Scholz of the New York A. c.
Locke arrived here late yesterday af-
terooon, accompanied by Rev. D. B.
O'Connor. A. A. u. commissioner from
Nebraska. He said he had yet to dis
cuSs his future contests with represent
atives of the New York A. c.
However. he is expected to enter
eltner tne nallOnai oU OF SUI yard
championships Of the National A. A. u
contests on February 25 and the events
of the Knights of Columbus meet on
February % Joie Ray one-time the
leader of Americas milers. is to stack
up against Leo Lermond of the Boston
A. A. and other crack runners In a
two-mile race in the Knights of Column
bus games.
Fait ElkinS, national decatl1lon cham
pion. is entered in the knights of Co.
lumbus meet also and will be pitted
against Barney Berlinger of Pennsyl-
vania and Emerson Norton of the
Illinois A. c. in the septathlon Harold
Osborn. holder of the world decathlon
record. may be one Of the starters in
the septathlon as well.
Evening star., 1928-02-15
TWO ID. C.. COLLEGE FIVES
TO PLAY GAMES TONIGHT

Pugh, Remsburg. Thomas and Mat
thcWs will form the Old Line relay
team.
Coach Burton Shipley OF the Uni
versity of Maryland quint has good
word for the officiating Of Dutch
Ebcrts, former Catholic University star
He says Ebcrts is one Of the best OFF,
cials he has seen work this year Ship
leys praise carries all the more weight
when it is taken into consideration that
it came after Maryland's game with
Virginia last Monday, in which the Old
Liners suffered their worst defeat in
the five years he has been coaching tho
team. II certainly would agree to have
him ofliciatc in any game We play,
said Shipley. Hes intelligent. knows
the game thoroughly and calls en- a.
he secs en-"
Evening star., 1928-02-15
DEFEATS BUSINESS
TO CL|NCH CROWN
Tech Gets Second Place in
Series by Vanquishing
Eastern Quint.

Central today boasts its fourth con-
socut!ve public high school basket ball
championship as the result Of trounc-
Ing Business yesterday. 50 10 So. In
the other half Of the doubc-header
that brought the 1928 series 70 close
Tech whipped Eastern. ~ 70 Is, 10 gain
second place.
Last season Central was awarded the
tile after The series had been sum-
marty halted. following disturbance
II he Arcadia during which fists flew.
bit there was nothing synthetic about
TIE Columbia Heights schoo.boyS win
tins Winter Central has shown urlliS-
taxable superiority 10 gain clear claim
- The utle.
Business pu, up desperate fight yes
teraav aca.nst the Bluc and White. but
the speed ana clevorllcsS Of Bert Cog
c:~S' hovs was 100 much fur the Ste
r0cS as il has been for the other teams
q The series Business was never II
TIRE running after the first few minutes.
Ser Bl,rch. big >orren-thatched center,
ana little CaSteL. substitute guard Tor
Nelson Coi.ey, who vas kept out OF
the game because Of al injured ankle.
were tbs brightest stars for Central
Bernie and Revelle Jones and Charlie
May w6-c Business best.
Easter, showed little Of the fire
sEa.ns; Tech which il displayed III
vanouiSh;re the Manual Trainers IN
their opening round game. Tech held
the whip hand al the way and at the
half had a o0-to-9 advantage. Eastern
Farcd ii the third quarter. but the
Nanual Trainers soon checked Guyon's
boys and went on TO win han6ily II
vas 3 dull game Berger. Rooney and
Brown for Tech, and Capelu and Hoff-
man for Eastern were heaviest scorers.
Con,nlendatior Of officials who ham
6ied the series vas heard in many quar-
ters today. In contrast to series Of other
years there was virtually no serious
scuahbi.ng.
Scores q vcsterday's games follow:
Evening star., 1928-02-15

wells scheme HaE IN iise fGur men
in advancing the bajl. isinre, three
EsYe been ofhigtatfd ~ Go 80
1ne pian IL ~ have these three
Weayf ~ ana Gllt ia tufif advance
ali moving al tDp speed each fnsn
taking 1i.e pass sa iye advanced ~
WssG The teanmate ta ylng the baij
FINN as Ile fe.elpeG H.. he IN tI,n
paA8ec il ~ "a IrifG iAamnaie rush
j,,g toward him These paens were
~ rapidly made " another player
advancing toward the receiver that
'fcy ba ff3ef The defense IN sddi~
llpu tne attacFing players moved
clDst ~ each other ~ as ~ bloes
~ tie Gefenst
Evening star., 1928-02-15

Catholic University boxers will rlay
host 10 Virginia Military Institute Sat-
urday night at o'clock in the biz gym
at Brookland Charles V. Moran. c. T.,
athletic director. has announced that
tickets of admission to the bouts will be
obtainable at the gym,
Georgetown'S varsity and freshmen
track teams were to accompany the
Hoya basket ball team to Annapolis this
afternoon and engage the Navy varsity
and plebe teams. respectively, in prac-
tice meets.
Because IL would interfere with his
position with the Baltimore Orioles. Ben
Egan, former member OF the Washing
ton team. has resigned his lob as
Georgetown University base ball coach.
Bill Dudack. former Hnva diamond star,
will hold down the coaching job until a
regular mentor is secured.
University of Maryland's track team
faces much activity. After competing In
the University Of Richmond games Sal
urday. the Old Line relay team will 60
to New York Monday to match strides
with the flyers of Yale and Penn in the
New York A. c. meet. and Tuesday the
QudI ta4| AhF i1iON
brook carnival in Philadelphia against
opponents to be announced
II also Is possible that the Old Line
four may race North Carolina In a ica-
ture OF the Richmond meet.
Maryland's entrants in the Richmond
meet are:
45-yard dash-Pugh. Thomas Mat
thews and Quinn
45-yard low hurdles-Fahey. kinna-
mon and Dodson
830-yard run--Remshurg. Slanz.
Linzey and Matthews.
Mile run-Neuman, Schriebcr and
Shepherd
Two-mlle run-Myers, Plun!cy and
Morris.
High jump Held and Fahey.
Shotput-- Mcdonald and Fahey
Evening star., 1928-02-15
Central Gamers Basket Ball Laue american Skater Z0ses Olympic
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.
GAMES TODAY.

OtiNLC AODhI.
st. Bonaventure at George Washing
ton. $50.
American University VS.. Loyola at
Baltimore, 8 o'clock.
Georgetown VS.. Navy at Annapolis,
4 O'Clock.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS.
H.
IIampden- Sidney. 81; st. Johns Of
Annapolis. 25.
Western Maryland, 90; Baltimore
University. "a textra period.
North Carolina State, As: Washing
ton and Lee, %.
Purdue, 40: Illinois. ii.
Duke, 81: Wake Forest, 81.
University of Detroit, Is; Loyola
Chicago), IL.
Evening star., 1928-02-15
DEMPSEY'S NEW DEVICE
FOR TRAINING PUZZLES

BY the Associated Press
The secret Is now out. Jack Demp-
Sey. the New York Sun discovers. has
bought a machine OF the trcadmill type
for inooor exercise that will take the
place Of road work
What the experts immediate rise To
inquire. Is the necessity OF Dempsey's
going In for life on the trcadmill /!
he hasn't some flghting plans In view?
Evening star., 1928-02-15
SYRACUSE WILL BATTLE
NEBRASKA AT LINCOLN

SYRACUSE. N. Y. February Is up.
Syracuse University will play Me-
braska in foot ball at Lincoln next Fall
instead Of at Archbold Stadium. as the
original contract between the schools
called for
Nebraska officials requested the
change TO allow the addition OF Army
20 their schedule and the athletic gov
erning board of Syracuse University
ratified the shift
The game will be played October 20
The Cornhuskers are now scheduled 10
appear in Syracuse in the Fall OF 1929
Evening star., 1928-02-15

NEW YORK, Febraury Is tz7.-Th>
Boston Bruins had jockeycd hack ln.@
first place tie with the New Yor';
Rangers IN the standing Of the Amer
can group clubs in the National Heck
League. Al Boston last night. tit
Bruins squeezed out \ l-goal-to-0 vic.
tory over tte Chicago B}ack Hawks
Evening star., 1928-02-15
McanwclI's Short
Cri.s-CrOss Game
BY SOL. METZGER.

When Walter sfeanWell developed
the snort crlss-cro@s passing system
and injected il into the Wisconsin
oftenae before The World War his
teams were unbeatable Since.
Nean%ell has dropped this form of
ATTACK. mucn 10 egcry ones 3 surprise
Tilc assumption Is that II took TOO
lorg and required too mIch prac-
tire 70 successfully work II
But IN tne G<rIth this attack has
Deen followed ot late !.orth Caro-
Ina Usef Il IN recent drives for the
EotItfe:n Ccntercrcc tlt!e. Mean
Evening star., 1928-02-15
GEN. F0UL0lS is NAMED
FOR ARMY TENNIS BOARD

Brig Gen. Benjamin D. Foulo.s. as
S:stant chief Of the Air Corps. Eas bee.
appointed a member c! the Army CEN
trail tennis committee oy Secretary 90
War Davis 20 succeed MAJ Gen. Robert
II. Alien chief of Infantry MAJ. John
3. Brooks, general S+a1. and Cap. J.
Huntington Hills, adju,ant generals de-
pa-t-e-,t, are others named 20 The
committee
Evening star., 1928-02-15

l..
won another title. has made a
~ great record as mentor ot bas-
ket bail at Central High
School Since the curley-headed mentor
took charge Of the Blue and White
tossers four seasons ago the Columbia
Heights team has never been beaten in
The championship race Last Winter
Central was victorious. the Winter be-
fore II finished in tie with Eastern
and the season prior 10 that emerged
triumphant.
Coggins, who was born in Charles
County. Md. but has lived III Washing
ton many years. is a graduate Of the
University of Maryland al College Park
There he starred in foot ball base ball,
track and lacrosse. He played end
quarterback and fullback on the grid
iron eleven. caught on the nine. ran on
the mile relay team and jumped the
hurdles and played defense position
on the lacrosse team. He entered Mary
land after his graduation from Tech
High He did not play on any teams at
Tech. as ne was too light.
After leaving Maryland Coggins
worked a year IN the War Department.
after which he was member Of the
Tech High physical training depart
ment for short while and coached the
Manual Trainers foot ball team. He
then Went to Central.
Evening star., 1928-02-15

Gentrars cha mpionship auint tonlos-
YrH at9rrlfJ1 via entertain W1oc!D&
N..sp.. rlga .: Portsmouth. Va. IL tne
Ce.t:a. eyf1 TIE B.le sHc Nnl:e con-
c1esec re E.Yg:T.anc recently II Ports
sso-ta &Ec ere favored " repeat ~
Y1r.!os
IL otner sche.sss!c tits 1pnorrow
En,eFDcy. arc Eastern are ~ tace IL. the
EzspE:. gtt1 ag.c WDoc%afc It ~ trayei
" Eal,}3lpye ~ engage FTaIKl!:. Gc.DD.
b-Se:s
Nlx eourt games aese listed r,cay
T. try.ae e4cg.uD:S Cen1Ya. aEc Ep3@-
eys3a Were - nleet ~ ire former
tetc. gao1c Ez&nyn anc De}.'f we're u
tcg.4e sg9e'neF a i&Ayern zto Business
&C s. Jc1nf G&c 81 Engagement o4
~ SAINTS fror. -. A.pan.s var u
YZ.tf' tI,a.zacSIn Ec:Dol IN Baltimore,
Win EySt3s|.sle E.Rn a. E%s''sY2uf
sFc Coaz&Ra na& a rlght game Will
r. Nasy : Ee.t-cs il kleKancf.A
IesltrAIs swimmers are Yett.Eg III last
Hcks -: u.ecs ~.1fl iryrl@ E.gG Sat-
lsfrsT ~ Baltimore Twelve HsA nakf
~ tI1 .EtaGlG2 Et1e ahc W!.tA u}nl-
b*.at4Dt
Teeb and Eus1nshs pslt!.c tJgH tam
s:e fpX eGHTec i, ne unlimited cynl~
tse'.t.Df. - *Y4e fspgta Atlantic e.!fnina-
t."g. mart baH trgrEanlent ~ II
t'9xec Ffrs f4ezt n.us.'n. We f:tenogz
e. IL. inc yesHtc2y t9..pW!ng the el.-
fta3.ce q! 1ecy Saturday EArn tam
s.. r. a.tpafc ~ Lag iHg pis yerS i3pa
D. 10 TpaJ4i c-T;hg u,e p-D;ie Hlg}
t.t.f 5eF.f&
Led l,v TDhb Ny4y Efl)yeG - lr,it.fa
Evening star., 1928-02-15

ETFEItGJtkN Ala February IS
~, ~ 3o1lg4eTH alfn golf boDfHa~
n4euf bciac4led ~ Gaye Dfen played
he3e GaFcD 1917 Lar been csllsd ~.
isfca&Iae tt4f oates Gonfspt With the
D.aus3 Ee&eb tournament
Evening star., 1928-02-15
BRAVES GET TWIRLER.

IRVINE. Ky February IS tP> John
"Rasty" Wright. left-handed pitcher
has been signed by the Boston Braves
He played last year In the Texas League.
finishing the season with batting
aNernpr Of ATA
Evening star., 1928-02-15
PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Boston Bruins, !; Chicago Black
hawks. o.
Pittsburgh. 4; Toronto. 2.
Duluth. 2: Kansas City, 0.
New York Americans, /; Montreal
CanadicnS, 0.
Evening star., 1928-02-15
SWIMMERS SEEK MARKS.

CHICAGO, February IS tlc'.-Swir-
Ing stars from the Middle West TO-
II cht will attempt 20 lover records a.
ne Central Amateur Athletic Unions
indoor meet az the Cherry Circle Clubs
= NaI
Evening star., 1928-02-15
Contests with tear

Contests with teams III the il0-pound
group having gyms are sought by Ma
tlv!ty pa8SefS Manager Mccarthy II
receiving challenges a, Georgia l508-J
after 3 30 O'Clock
Evening star., 1928-02-15
T<kEI's BEAT CAELIGLLS.

Lacy, fse GoHf.ea Carils!eE ~ ~
2 - tie rplptsc chaUptohen4p court
eet9st J 5Tufs 10 tue winners attzek.
vi na& i34s L3hs defeat tof LIE CsI~
l.kie6
Evening star., 1928-02-15
TENNIS EVENT DATED.

CINCINNATI Ohio February is up.
The eighth annual Western indoor
tennis tournament will be held March
to II at the Cincinnati Indoor Club
Evening star., 1928-02-15
PRO BASKET BALL.

Fort Wayne, IS; Chicago. 90.
New York Cel.ics, 20; Philade.-
F,..a, Is.
Evening star., 1928-02-15

French 4. e.. basketerS face Naval Re-
serve gum, tonight IN the Hine Junior
High gym at 80 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-02-15

GUnton Temple tossers. who downed
Chevy Chase HoboeS. "a IN II. last
night. want games with teams in the
li0-pound class Call Adams 4743 New
conner scored II o. Gunton's points last
night
Evening star., 1928-02-15

'ORi2EST BURGESS. captain ana
- forward of Central quint. is an
unusually clever performer. This
i little fellow, who is playing his
second season with the Blue and
White quint. is no Slouch of a defensive
player. but his uncrring basket snipinc
is his chief asset. He was high scorer
IN the short championship series last
Winter.
Burgess and Pete Nee with whom he
WAS paired at the forward posts last
season, made bang-up combination,
and headed the great attack Of the Co.
lunbia Heights combination which car
ried it to the public high title and first
honors in the University Of Pennsyl-
vania tournament. incidentally, Bur
CESS is the only member Of that fine
team who is available this Winter.
Before becoming member Of the
Central team Burgess starred with the
Mount Vernon Quint. He has never
gone III seriously for any sport except
basket bail n Central. but this Spring
will be a candidate for second base on
the base bail team.
Evening star., 1928-02-15
SERIES STATISTICS.
Yf>TKRDAY'> RK>ULTs


Ce11~aa 10 Business. ..
-ects IL. Eaefeyn. =.
RESULTS or PAST GAMES.
wes;@-es. >: Business. -.
Ten. 81 Te>ter7. -.
Ess;pfEl- - Business. &c.
Central - Eastern. 81.
Tes-a III Ee-7afra -.
Fasierrs. - Teth 35.
Ce,s:Fzs - fs1siH+s< -.
fsr. ~aE - Wrste:D- IS.
-eh ~. Business -
Central - East@,s. -.
Ie@se.~a. 30 ElessHee 20.
Z -ire-4 -. Eastern %
T. 81 "a HH-.Arr 81
rr-.tr.s - Western 80
-nsh - Bnssrs-ss a.
Cert - Tceh 10
Ea,Eesss - Wnsterr. g.
Evening star., 1928-02-15

/ 3s-lo tit on the Marylandcrs' floor
kreh for the Guardsmcn and Boyd for
Wintons were highest scorers.
In an attractive triple-header ar
ranged for Sunday afternoon in the
Jewish Community Center gym. the
CenterS Junior team, undefeated in 81
starts. will entertain the fast Standard
Club Of the Jewish Educational Alli-
ance Of Baltimore. starting al O'Clock
At I the girls team will meet a picked
sextet from the Monumental City and
at the Center senior toSsers will en-
ter;ain the sturdy Alert five of the Bal
'inore Jewish Educational Alliance.
Baskets registered by Hinan In the
second half gave Mclean. Va. A. c.
Publishing Co noormen in Mclean
High gym. Barker was the losers top
scorer.
Atlas quint scored Two wins yester-
day. vanquisiling ST. Anthony five. %
20 10. and taking the measure of Epiph-
any Chapels, as 10 81 Cole scored 90
points for Atlas in the Epiphany
Chapcls' game.
While Christie. Coughlan and Taylor
were finding the cords often WoodSide
held Nativity five 10 3 points and
drubbed the latter. 80 10 3.
American Security e. Trust Co. five
took a 26-I3 decision from District Ma
tional tosSers In a Bankers League
game.
Rovers fell before Tates. i3 10 IS. In
Boys Club League game. Dant scored
ali but two Of the losers points.
New York Avenue Presbyterian ba2-
ketess were l4-!l victorS over st. An
dfe"s quint.
Calvary Eagle tossers BANKED Twin
Oaks, u 70 0.
led by Myers Oakton. Va, School
tosscfs squeezed out 1922 triumph
over Clarendon Sunday School five
Myers counted 10 points.
With Johnson and Deckard finding
the basket time and again Marines tri-
umphcd over Van Bergen Al-Stars. -
10 30. Rice counted points for the
losers.
Guntnn Temple tossers. who downed
Chevy Chase Hoboes "A IN II. last
night. want games with teams in the
li0-pound class Call Adams 4743 New
conner scored II Of Guntons points last
night.
French 4. &. basketers face Naval Re-
t1a f4I .ty4k.
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5 a Yesterdays games follow


grta-es-N- Ssuher Central Rnzri =
Cr9pu-@-Nr Ea-hes Central Boardt Tine
G. f.eIEpGs-in minutes.
Evening star., 1928-02-15

With Johnson and Deckard finding
the basket time and again Marines tri-
umphcd over Van Bergen All-Stars. "a
10 80. Rice counted 3 points for the
losers
Evening star., 1928-02-15

led by Myers Oakton, Va, School
tosscfs squeezed out 1922 triumph
over Clarendon Sunday School FIVE
Myers counted 10 points.
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| They were accompanied by Mrs. Lowry
| mother, Mrs. Mary j. Beall.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Rogers and
their family of Brookeville road have
| returned from Ocean City, N. j.
Miss Dorothy Devaux. who is a STU
dent at the New York Medical Center,
New York City is spending her vacation
-! with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Devaux of Brookeville road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Golden Miller
have returned from Europe, where they
went on their wedding trip. and are
living in the ST. Mihiel, Sixteenth street
and Riggs place.
Mr.. Marshall Clark has returned to
his home no Woodbine street after
spending his vacation at Blue Ridge
| Summit, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Richards will
| occupy their new home. Wildwood, at
Kentsdale, on the Bradley boulevard. at
Cabin John Greek, about October |
| when they will give up their home on
Woodbine street. Chevy Chase.
Mr.. John L. Weaver has gone to At
lantic City, N. j., for 10 days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. MacLurin and
| their children and Miss Katie Brown of
McComb, Miss. are the house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs w, L. Fulton on Thirty
third street.
DR.. Clyde w. warburton left Sunday
/! for fortnight's official trip to Illinois.
Mrs Warburton Is visiting in Mar
shall, Va.
Mrs. Harry L. Selby and her daughter
Dorothy have returned to their home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-09

day after an extended motor trip
| through West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Whiteside have
returned to their home on Chevy Chase
Parkway after spending several days
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Perry john
son IN their home at Maplewood. N. j.
Mr.. Donald Kline and Mr. Eugene
Sweeney motored to Cape Cod. Mass,
to spend two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs j. D. Seay and their
family have gone to Atlanta, Ga. where
they will make their future home.
Dr. and Mrs. D. G. Davis motored to
Dayton, Ohio, to spend week
Miss Anne Beach, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Charles H. Beach and Miss
Phyllis Walker, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Walker will leave Tuesday
for ST. Mary's Seminary, St. Mary
City, Md.
Mr.. William E. Springer has returned
to his home on Lenox street after spend
ing his vacation with his family at Bay
View. Mich
Comdr. and Mrs. Garland Fulton
have as their house guests Mrs. r. N
Latture and her daughter, Roberta OF
Lexington, Va.
Dr. and Mrs. Clinton Messner and
their family have returned to their
nome on Thlrty-third street after mo-
toring to Indiana.
Mrs. Margaret Wallace of Philadei.
phia, has been the house guest of her
| brother in-law and her sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Holland on Mckinley street
Mrs. j. D. Thompson has returned to
her home on Ingomar street after
spending two months at Monterey Inn
at Blue Ridge Summit. Mr.. Truen1ar
CampbeH OF Detroit. is the house guest