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Births, Deaths
DEATHS


HADDIE b. POND THOMPSON
Departed this life February 10th, 1928,
1915 q. m. Beloved wife Of Robert III.
Thompson. devoted mother Of Ethel III.
PPgtOn. Gertrude III. Greene and Vim. G.
Pond. jr. Funeral from her late residence
935 X st, N. W.. Monday Feb. 18th. at
p. m. lnternent Rock Creek Cemetery.
Friends and relatives invited
on Friday. Feb TO- 81
LIAM HARMONIC LAMAR. SR.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
OCKERSHAusEN--On Thursday. February
3, 1928 at her residence. 1888 TWEEN
tieth st: M. VI. NARY. wife Of this late
John Ocxershausen.
Funeral services from her late residence
on Monday. February 18th at 0:3O 3. M,
thence to st. Matthews Catholic Church,
Rhode Island Ave-. near Connecticut Ave.
n: w. where solemn high mass Of requiem
will be said for the repose OF her soul, at
10 3. m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Engagements to Wed
Formally Made Public

Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Duncan Nc
kenney announce the engagement III
their daughter. Virginia. TO Lieut.
Comdr, Arthur Wallace Dunn. U. s. N.
SON of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W
Dunn Of this city. Lieut. Dunn gradu-
ated from the Naval Academy in 1915
and Is now flag lie,tenant on the stat,
of the commander Mkchiet Of the U. S
fleet, on the Texas The wedding vii
take place In the near future In thu
home of the brides parents
Miss Mckenncy Is one OK the most
popular members Of the younger set,
She graduated from the Hclton Arms
Lieut., Comdr. Dunn Is u member OF
the Army and Navy Club. Chevy Chase
Club the st. Nicholas Of New Yogs
and other clubs.
Announcement was made wedneSda,
a, luncheon which MAS held at tn
home ot Mrs, George Proctor Dawson,
Of Wakefield, Mass, Of the engagement,
~ her daughter. Miss Victoria proc-
tor Dawson. Ia MIR. Frederic d nNnC
ot New York City. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
James ID Bond os Washington.
Miss DAWSON and her parents former
~ made their home IN New York. she
was introduced to society In ls3s. and
studied AZ Smith and Radcliffe Col.
legeS,
MIR houd prepared for college as
Phillips ENeter Academy, after which
he attended Harvard and later Cnium.
bia University, ie Is engaged In essSi,
hess IN New Work
The Wedding viii take place neN
,hlne
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PROGRAM Estate Functions
AtWhite House Will Close
WithArmy-Nav ption
Most Brilliant of Season. Events Announced for
Thursday Nieht-Cabinet Dinners Await
President and First Lady.

President Mrs Coolidge win bring their oeia program
reception THURSDAY night, being the most
ap VI It, the w All the viii h en1 ahe e
:esn making In only to the r eGepe e
and n wh the foreS aides Of branches Of the
attached TO embassies and legation in the Capital
THREE Cool
which VIII take place In In The Union Building Tues
day with Mrs " Bissel his daughter, hostess
M nnga a sses S.e 81 s0 % not be & m s anS @ M
will be one Of unusual artistic value.
TT is on Tuesday also that Mrs Coolidge will be the honor guest
with Mrs Dawes the Second Lady Of the Land at luncheon for
s sdss se 81 he as s o @ re ne M@daf s ana ns sna Sup %
Of the Upper House viii en1y d the ho,Ptay at & h home
Coolidge Miss Randolph have been victims Of
epidemic colds making special nroads and changing plans
night the Maynowe when sprghty features which
tables taken and will be
sspe ss 1 T .e.S M s e pss % % S BE- % ws & au0sy IN s S E
my d." Thefe Will be dss s IN e a which
VEN, S Il ,ier attendina M I the evenng performance
EMBASSY balls wasngton~o
they frequent events IN the past and to
s M ey n Ane q. than hr % s"rf 4 @ 'he eeos % host a
Hostess embassy charmed society their hos
Ws.a M.Gsa ssi Mess ,%s s0es;s
honor and lions Of the evening
yETs whether social or political never become history until they
II printed IL Is thus Old Washington residents able
r. y ass & s ns M & Ths Week Dners snher ebasy dance
when Belgium and Princess DE- 1gne VIII give
eS ,es se sre seirh1 oss VIII be ssn
b touch of BegsDIshd 70 the scene,
.rsg frs, ossque~not the ns fancy ball
iss x ,rss ns bali bail for the Dsea wasnsto"
carnival VIII be
Continued on Second Psgs)
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Mrs. kellogg. wife of the Secretary
OF State. is expected 10 return 10 WASH
,ngton today from New York. where she
stopped over 10 visit friends on the re-
turn trip with the Secretary from OF
tawa. Canada. where they were the
guests last week of the Minister Of the
United States. Mr.. William Phillips. and
Mrs. Phillips. They were accompanied
10 Canada by the Assistant TO the
Secretary OF State. Mr.. William II,
Beck. who returned TO Washington with
Secretary Kellogg Friday night.
The Secretary OF the Interior. DR..
Hubert Work. was joined yesterday AZ
his apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
by his daughter. Mrs, A. w. Bisselt Of
Evanston. ILL.,, who will be with hes
father for about fortnight
Mrs r. j. Grant. wife of the director
of the mint. will leave Tuesday for
Florida. where she will remain several
weeks.
Brig, Gen. and Mrs. Edward l.,
Logan. who have been at the Carlton
for several weeks visiting Senator David
l. Walsh. have returned to their home
in Boston. Mrs, Logan. who Is n sister
ot Senator Walsh will return 10 the
Carlton for u visit In about month,
The former Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs +, r Meredith. who are NOW
In Washington and are staying at The
Mayfiower, have been Joined by their
son. MIR. L, 7 Merediths W.. who has
come to Washington from the Uni"
verSity Of Virginia to spend the week
end With his parents.
Comdr and Mrs Newton IL White,
ir,, have as guests Comdr Whites
mother. Mrs, Newton IL White H
Wales. Tenn. and Mrs. Clara FttS-
patrick of Memphis, Tenn, Comdr, and
Mrs White recently arrived III WaSn~
mgton. and have taken an apartment
at the Wardman Park Hotel Before
their marriage last Fall Mrs, White
Was Miss Il, =, Terry OF Galveston,
Ten
MIR and Mrs. Harry Ncrment, who
have been spending the week III New
York, entertained ut supper last night
at the Embassy Club,
Mrs. Thornton Holland has returned
10 Washington from visit of Two
months With her sister, Misa Eleanos
ileilmuth of at, Louis Mo. Mrs, ho-
land will pass the remainder Of the
season IN this city
Mira Frances Cooke. who With her
mother, Mrs, Samuel J, Cooke ~ Chi
eaau. Ii spending the early Spring At
the Warsiman Park hutel, Mas tie guest
III whaae homer Miss Curnelia nowie
entertained u eoniany ut ~ at hridge
nj the rarrot Iear,om yesterday aft
ernoun Mai and Mrs William Il
Rioe Of Walter Reed hospital viii en-.
testain at dinner TOR Mia CAake this
evening, and Miss howie viii giNe a
luncheon IN her honor tomorrow
Mi Anthony Wayne ceak has ieiaea
Mrs Cuak Al the WaEtMan Park Hotel
where they expect 10 rema.n tn az
extended Visit.
Mrs, BERNARD heaenan of cumhees
land Md, u vtsitins her brother ih-law
and sistsf sM-law and son. Mr. aud Mrs,
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Record of Leading Events
In the Diplomatic World
Spanish Ambassador Scheduled for Lincoln Day
Address-Social Program Marked by
Honor Dinners and Teas

Maria Louisa Orisanti. Senorita Mar
gnrita Orlsanti and Senorita Ana
Teresa 0risanti. entertained ut tea
yesterday afternoon at the legation
from b to Z o'clock. They were as
stated by Senora Dona ticrminia Arrate
dc Daviia, wife of the Ambassador Of
Chile. Sonora de Lima. wife OF the
Minister ot Salvador. Sonora Dona
Dora Il, dc Chevalier. wife Of the Sec
tetary of the legation OF Panama. and
Mrs Bolivar Lord
The Minister Of the Dominican Re"
public, Senior Angel Morales. who Is In
Havana attending the Pan American
Conference, will probably return to
Washington the last of this month lie
was accompanied to Cuba by Senora
de Morales
The Minister of Rumania. Mr, George
Crctaiano and hts daughter Mile Cfctv
ziano, viii entertain at dinner ut the
legation February 10 IN honor Of the
Secretary of state and Mrs, Frank u
kellosg
The Minister Of Nicaragua and
aenora d. Ccsar will entertain at din
ner March | at the Carlton Hotel IN
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F. Myer Drill Witnessed
Bv Distinguished Cues,

A distinguished COMPANY astende>
the military drill At tsMt Atyer FRIDAY
atternoSa, The chiet M StAft and Mys
Charles T. SamMesall had ~ their
guests Nine Ctaudel. wife NJ the An
haSSagi.9 eI France senator and Mrs
Jesse H. MetsAlt, Mrs, Ecerle. Mt. ana
Mrs, Frank W StearnA Mia n n
iiitls, Mr and Mrs, NJ, w, MASvhen
Oen, and Mrs H. q Williams haS
among then guests senator and Mfs.
isuso l., hlaek Among others At ths
ti,ie we've tNul ard Mrs Guy v, Aeauy
Mai Gen William G. Rivers, Alfs
fytee Rivers. the military attaehe
the terustan emeAsss and Senc9N Il
Ainss. the military attAehe M the Al
gentnte, ea,easSy and senera No au
lsasa and liea William u ho1tun Is.A
and Mrs hsn Lear, MIA Jacob lean
der tsssse, Nr and Mrs L. q, W,lssa.
MIS-, fhll,n euWell Mira Martin d
hughes aud Miss WesSleS FsAlluwtns
the drtll the sssests naMea and Others
were entertained AZ y tea dance nv The
elnssss VI the, ,ysSt aud their wives
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The Ambassador OF Brazil. Senior 8
Girgel do Amarai. will entertain u
company at dinner Friday evening
The Ambassador OF Spain and Sonora
de padiliu Will entertain at dinner
February 20. In honor OF the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Kellogg and the
Ambassador OF Great Britain and Lady
Isabeiia Howard,
The Ambassador left Washington the
latter part Of the week for Springfield.
H., where he will be the guest of honor
al the Midday Luncheon Club. THE
Ambassador will speak on Lincoln a.
the luncheon. lie will spend short
time In Chicago. where he will visit
The Spanish colony and Is expected to
rrturn to Washington Tuesday or
Wednesday.
The Ambassador Of belgium, aud
Princess dc i.ignu are expected IN re-
turn from New York the first Of the
week. where they went Ia spend u few
days Several ihterealing entertain~
mrnts have been given IN their honor
In New York. Mr.. Clarence II, Mackay
gave dinner aud reception for then,
Thursday evening. The dinner waa
followed by u musical. the artists being
I,,crexia Bort and Edward Johnson of
the Metropolitan Opera, and jacques
Thibanit. violinist, Mira, Cass Gilbert
entertained at n reception Friday after
noon IN their honor.
The Ambassador and pflnoeas do
i.isne will entertain at brilliant ball
Saturday evening IN the embassy,
The Ambassador of Germany and
frau von rflttWils~ ~daitfon were the
quests IN whose honor the German
consul general IN New York and Frau
van ieWinaki entertained u company nf
30 at dinner laht evening,
henoia Donna Ana Teresa do dfias
anti, wife nf tha Minister at Venex,lela,
together with her daughters, saenafita
Carmen Teresa uliaantl. hehotita
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At Home Announced
By Group OF Ladies
OF Congress Circle
Scheduled for Tuesda a y
Afternoon at Hotel Roose-
velt -- Other Notable
Society Events Listed for
Week.

The wives Ut the Representatives IN
Congress who reside at The Hotel Ibunas
yeIl VIII be al home Tlesday afternoon
from 4 to u 30 0'eiock The group In
Addison r Smith Mis- islnhisy u Had
ley. Ms Frederick w tlaiilngef. Mrs
HichaId n Elliott, Mrs, Fred n pl,fnsli,
Mrs. Albert II Vfstai Mis- Henry ".
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have iaaued invitations tor u tea to he
given this atternaon from A'a0 Ia d
u'eloek at the MayfioWes Hntcl Mira,
Seton will he asAisted by Mra Frank h,
Kellogg. wife III the Secretary at state ,
Mrs William Howard Taft, wife of
Chief Justiee Taft, Mrs, key pittman,
wife Ut Senator fittman III Nevada ,
Mrs. john q Tiiaon, wife ot Reprer
sentative tilsan Ut Connecticut, and
Mrs, Olayd II Marvin. vile nj the
president ot George Washington Unit
vetaily.
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New Bolivian Envoy
Among His Country $
Ablest Diplomats
Minister Eduardo Diez de
Medina Has Record OF
Service in Many 'Posts OF
Honor.

- IN the new envoy from La fas.
Washington welcomes one of the most
accomplished diplomatists and snholars
IN The nepuhlie nf Bolivia, Although
yoina ~ years, for the Mtnieier was
burn IN 1882 las has spent nearly 30
years Ia the foreign aafviee and has
flIied many p0ata 0f honor and of grave
responsibility, lie ~ The neninr dip
inDiat IN the Bolivian foreign ssrviue
and IN addition tn the safio,,a aues~
toontinllad Oh Third Page
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Washington Society Folk
Noted in Passing Throng
Items of Interest Gathered Here and There Re-
latins to Cabinet Group and Other
Prominent Residents
UN0kZ VD00

l. Benemar and Mr.. George r, Ben
man. at 2T00 Connecticut avenue.
Miss Laura Esangeline Lovett. who i
IN Washington this week appearing al
local theater. is daughter OF Mrs
Robert II. Loyett Of 222S Bancroft place
northwest. Miss Lovett Is being extern
Continued on Second page)
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00O."
 MT. Burson said he had a won derful time around Fairbanks. They took him 75 miles out on the Richardson Highway and far up Cn the Circle trail in the hope that he might witness part of the caribou migration and was much disappointed in not seeing any. He also got a warm welcome at An Chorage
 T saw those great dredges work n? and never saw anything finer. They and the power plant at Fair banks are certainly the last word in scientific and mechanical perfec- tion," he declared
 I have a hunch that Fairbanks is coming back strong. There are many dregdes working and the Eard-rock men are reported to be making good finds
 He reported However, that Fair banks has just been visited by an unusual and early cold spell with the mercury down to six below. The ether day they walked across the Cinema at Fairbanks on the ice, the earliest in 30 years This is Bur sons first trip North. He expects to be back from his hunt to catch tIe boat to Seattle on the 20th.
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AT THE HOTELS

VAN GILDER-L. M. Carrigan, Juneau; c. V. Kay, B. P. R.; A. A. Lund and Mrs. Lund, Anchorage; T. Hanson, LaWing; T. Baker, Law ing.
 SEWARD-Gunnar Gabrielsen, o. w. Jackson, P. l. Thompson, Jeanne Henley, G. N Hartley, E. Wetzler, J. P. Burson.
 OVERLAND-Wm. Bryan, Har- ry J. Meyers, E. Trimble, Jno. Richardson, A. " Dunbar, Tom Sobol, c. R. Booth, Geo, Biken, R. o. Carlson, Jas. c. Ibner, E. w. Barnett, A. M. LecOump.
 SEXTON-F'rankE E. ToWle, Ke- mai river; John Salt, Moose Pass; MT. and Mrs. J. w. Gucker, and son, Juneau; c. Wilson Davies, Hope; Tom Tessier, Mile '; Jack Wheaton, Mile '.
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THE MOST COMPLETE NEW STAND IN ALASKA. SUBSCRiP
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GOING AEER MOOSE

F. w. Barnett and A. M. Lecoump railroad men from Anchorage, ar- rived in Seward last night and de- parted early this morning, headed for the Snow River Flats where they hope to bag a moose or two.
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GRIND MASTER IF |.0. O.F. HAo WARM
 ALASKA WELCOME: ]. !
J. P. BURSON MEETS NEARLY ALL ODD FELLOWS OF TER
 RiTORY ON PILGRIMAGE

Enthusiastically impressed with the wonders of the country and what he termed "the warm hospi- tailty and unaffected friendiineSs" of the people. J. P. Burson, Grand Master of the Odd Fellows for i Washington and Alaska, returned last night from trip to the Inter- ..T during which he met with the lodges of Anchorage and Fairbanks. < guess in all my stops, here, on |tne Inside and down the coast I have met practically all the 300 Odd Fellows in Alaska and I never e countered finer bunch of men and their sisters in the ReDekaIls, |" he said. Of the nine lodges in the Territory, he visited all but the one lat Nome, his time not. permitting 8 "trip there.
 Now that have attended to the business for which ] came North. I am taking 9 few days for myself" 50 accordingly he departed this morning with James Mccain, fox Irancher of Anchorage, for a moose hunt. piIoted by Frank ToWIe of C0oper's Landing on Lower Lake Keaai, they will make ToWle's place their headquarters and will take forays out to Juneau Flats and Moose Hollow in search of a record lead
 Mr. Bur5on's home IS at Tekoa, Nn., where he has practiced law fer Q number of years and where he president of the Tekoa State bank. FGc is an ardent packer of the Odd Fellows Home at Walla WaIla, a S350 900 institution where they are taking care of about 60 adults and t5 children in the institution and looking after as many more outside.
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SETS RECORD FOR WOMEN

LONDON, Oct, II, (P)-Flying a light airplane, Lady Heath, noted English woman aviatrix, reached a height of nearly 23,000 feet. This IS said to be record for women in England D
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Have you heard the new @Okeh'' records at Sylyia's? They are wonderful.

THE NEW VIVA lcHAl COLu9a. BlA PORTABLE PHOTOGRAPH fe MUST BE SEEN AND HEARD TO B. APPRECIATED. ScHALLERER'3 LASKA SHOP.
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DTRIGTBLE RETURNS

LAKEHURST, N. J. Oct, II, (P)- The dirigible Los Angeles return ed at 9:30 last night from Texas.
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EASTMAN CINE KOpAKS S1o AND UP. SchalIerer's Alaska Shop
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
STRAYER TO Be
HONOR GUEST
National Veterans Head to
Go to Philadelphia.

Frank T. Strayer, national COM
mander Of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will be one of the guests of
honor tonight at the annual Ameri-
canization dinner in Philadelphia.
About 1000 veterans, representing
nine States, will be present. EX-
soldiers from Indiana, Illinois, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Del
aware, Maryland, New York and
Connecticut have made reservations.
The delegation will be welcomed
to Philadelphia by Mayor Harry A.
Mackey and Harpur M. Tobin,
junior vice commander-in-chi of
the veterans.
One of the banquet features will
be presence, of officials from the G..
A. r., American Legion, United
Spanish War Veterans. Military
Order of the World War. and
divisional and regimental associa-
tiOns of World War units from
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Del
aware.
Other guests include Eugene P.
Carver Jr., Boston, Mass, senior
vice commander-in-chief. and Capt.
Walter I. Joyce, New York City,
director of national Americanization
committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
X. P. TO Ar END
VALLEY PARTY
Terre Haute PythianS Plan
Big Meeting.
BU Times Special

BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Feb. 10.
Members Of the Knights of
Pythias within seventy-five- mile
radius of Terre Haute will attend
the valley Party" Feb. %. The
affair is. expected to be the largest
since, the Uniform Rank encamp-
ment.
National and State officers Of the
K. Of P. are expected to attend.
Paul Revere lodge will be rep
resented by John Thompson, Forest
Sherer, H. B. Mayheld, Forest
Holmes, H. B. Morse and P. r.
Brown.
Oriental lodge named the follow
ing delegates: John F.. Schwartz,
Harold Carter, w. w. Dickerson,
Richard H. Markle and A. H. Brown.
The fifth district meeting will be
held at Cloverdale, Ind, March 8,
according to John H. Schwartz, dis
trict deputy grand chancellor. Date
of the Vermillion County meeting
at Dana, Ind, has been changed
from Feb. 20 to Feb. 81.
Park County members will meet
at Bloomingdale, Ind, Monday Clay
County members will meet the fol-
lowing night at Brazil, Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-18
new Home WILL
Be DEDICATED
Brazil Eagles Open Jubilee
Week Sunday.

BV tWCS Nptcidt
BRAZIL, Ind, Feb. 19.-Jubilee
week of the Brazil Aerie of Eagles
opens Sunday with the dedication
Of the new lodge home. NJ. o.
Burns, past grand worthy president,
will be the principal speaker.
Frank E. Herring, past worthy
president and editor of the Eagles
magazine, will be honored at a
meeting Monday. Burns will speak.
Ernest E. Cloe, Noblesville, will
speak Tuesday night on odd Age
Pensions"
Mrs. John S. Perry, Kansas City,
Mo, wife of the grand secretary,
will speak Wednesday afternoon in
instituting a ladies' auxiliary of the
local aerie. An initiation and bust
ness meeting will be held III the
evening with Otto P. Deluse, Indi-
annapolis, past grand worthy presi-
dent, as the principal speaker.
A musical and social entertain
ment will close the festivities Fri
day night with house warming
for Eagles and their families.