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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
YULE TROPHY PRESENTED
Wesley Heights Citieens Get Cup
for Outdoor Illumination,

A large silver loving cup, awarded 81
NealeN Heights io the n,t.at Wi9Ahal
and impressive outdoor illumination
during the Chsiatmas seasan MAS terr
mallv presented 10 the Wesley hehhts
ritl6ens Association At II meeting last
night by A. T. u Horn, president It the
Electric League Ut Washington &, G.
C'aywood. president vt the Community
Chh, accepted the cup, which will he
placed Ia The Community Nauae tm one
year,
the cup Was awarded IL The Wesley
Heights seettan h tie Judges Paul
Mnotnn. Washington correspondent Ut
electtiea. publications., Rahsrt ], aNM-
tre.i, assistant SECRETARY t the Wash
inatan Hoard vt Trade. and L. T. sioasier.
past president ut tho Electric League ut
Washington, Edsempre, Hattery Park,
Leland, Somerset and ether eelaAunl-
lea competed fol the kl.A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
TAX FIGHT PLANNED
By CAPITOL HEIGHTS
Committee TO Re Chosen at Sntur.
day Night Mass Meeting to Go
Before commissioners.

Special Dispatch Ia The star
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md, January
20. Capitol Heights property owners.
htiffed over the increased valuations
put on their real and personal prop
etty Ms the result ot the general re-
assessment conducted by the county
recently. VIII hold u meeting Saturday
night In odd FelloWa' Hall TO appoint
a committee Ia appear before the
county commissioners 10 protest the
new assessments. This was decided AT
ii meeting held last night under
auspices of The Citlgena' Association.
The commissioners yesterday heard
complaining property owners separate"
~. rather than In mass, IN tile case
tfiet,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
STATE OFFICIAL JAILED
FOR PART'IN BURGLARY
Michigan Representative Gets Five
Years for Aiding In Homa
Robbery,

by the Associated rtess
DETROIT. january 20 ~~State Rep
iehentative Chester A Good Of High
land Park, Detroit suburb, Was SEN
fenced today in Circuit Court Ia serve
from To Is years In the Detroit
House nt Correction on charge ~
completely IN the burglary III u private
home here In May. 1920
The court recommended that Rep
tehentatise Good serve yrafs
JeWelty valued AT 81 300 was stolen
III HE burglary.
Inc robbery actually WAS committed,
according Ia testimony at Goods trial
by Albert itubus bank fohber convict.
nov serving prison seutenre. hut
i,uh,is, turning states evidence, testi~
ned that Good planned the crime and
later diapobed Of the loot, paNnlng tho
ltwelfy IN New York,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Arguments Advanced by Noted Speakers
to Prove World Romance Is Not Dead

any more Santa Claus. but We have a
Thomas Edison" said that old-time
romance born Of lack OF knowledge was
being superseded by new romance
based on truth
Rev, Randolph Ray OF the Little
Church Around the Corner" contended
that his church was the greatest proof
OF the fourlshing OF romance today He
said cnup!ea come on long Journeys just
to be married at the church and touch
The hem of All attendants garment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Dramatic Club Formed
sretlal nlsnat,ah Ia Tho star.

hEAr r.EAaANr, Md, January "a
A dramatic club Was organiaed at Il
meeting last niaht IN Masonic Hall
The club which htarts with 10 mem,
beers, elected theao utliuera hIra Char,
nnoe NJ, Mace. president, Norman VII
hnfne, Woe president Mira Fannie
Dunn, treasurer, and j. Iheadars
Crown, sartetafy. Mrs Ida l.. Aeutf Ii
director ot the club, aheae first pfesan,
iation viii he "Eies ~ Love February
10 and II ter The Eastern star,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
WOMEN AGAIN PROTEST
NICARAGUAN POLICY
International League Appeals To
Coolidge TO Renounce "Bar-
barous Methods"

BY the AssDf1ated Pres.
The Women's International League
has sent another letter 10 President
Coolidge disparaging the administra-
tons course In Nicaragua
Admitting that there are many COM
piicaied factors. the letter declares
We appeal 10 you again for the sake
Of humanity and for the honor 0f our
country 10 ren0unce for the United
States the barbarols methods Of VOL
ence in attempting 10 settle the Nicara-
guam problem aud beg you ~ lead the
way In fact ~ we'll as in words In APP
ping new methods suited 10 a civilized
age"
The letter was signed BY Dorothy
Deter, executive secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Mine Men Seeking
Means to Quench
70Year.Old Fire


PHILADELPHIA. January Sc
Renewed efforts are being planned
here TO extinguish fire that has
been burning In the burning mine"
Schuylkiil County. for 20 years.
The plans we're announced Tues
day by Samuel d. Warmer. preSi-
dent Of the Iehigh Coal & Nayi-
CATION ca. In addressing the En-
gineerS' Club. The fire has been
burning since 1857. rendering mac
cessible an estimated total of more
than 10000 900 tons Of anthracite
coal.
Mr.. Warmer said several times
the entire mine was flooded and
then unwatered. but the IRE CON-
tlnued. Engineers now plan 70 un-
cover the entire basin OF the mine
and then attempt to snioth the sivc.
This work is expected 10 require
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26

ALEXANDRIA, La. January 80 tAp
w. n johnson, Alexandria, fireman
waa killed In The wreck OF Missouri
Pacific passenger train III Hnchelle to-
day hamuel Adds Alexandria, sn"
Hlneer was koalded and IL was feared
hs would dis. Frank Addia hia ssti
bound No, 40, @aa pulled by iva
engines,
Adds and his son were an thn first
engine and Johnson nn The second
William Schultz, engineer an the seq
0nd engine, escapsd ininnirea, M
passengers we're reported hurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Judge Complies
Bachelor List
To Help Cupid

EMPORIA. Kans.--Bachelors here
are taking 20 cover.
Judge r. MILFORD Riegle. who Is
sues marriage licenses In Probate
Court. has compiled a list of l25
men eligible for leap-year proposals.
Opposite each name are the mans
address and telephone number.
Judge Riegle insists the list was
not prepared 10 stimulate his mar
rage license business. nor was 1t
deAlgned 10 win the votes Of old
maids. He says his purpose was 10
give Dan Cupid plenty or target
practice this leap year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26

HADiBOH, Wis, January 90 IA
A. resolution expressing approval al
The aeti0n ~ the Senate IN refusing
~ eeai f3epafaf FLEET Frank L. Smith
~ Illinois yah adopted to-day by the
lover hoiIss ~ the Wisconsin Legisla =
tafs. Ills tgls Aaa bU ~ I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Approves osi tasasry,
TWO ARRESTED IN THEFT,
Former f,Nrlcyes Charged With
Part In S>otAtst,o Conspiracy.

N,StNN January - ~. ,,- wv ms,Ns,s
getmes ensl.ieSysS NJ She EaStsya Steam
>n'p tN wefv arsvSsea tSsSsaS tof .Ae~
eSNN In SSNasss<tNA With eh>> SAgsa No
THEFT ~ &Ae epSsssNAay'S nasA<sS rlas,y
wvi~ ,los&A J AasKeS. a ftNssASY tevtsNe
rlssA AMI k.llara W asgsaosgAAsa a
tAvNey ra>sAse4N Nlttv sara 3hA& sAv
sm~ Meh Nvtv eat nEs>sr EsSssgeS IN &ne
SssaASsNsFa2y> asas&ea ia have hsxn heaglAa
ny tse>Nge " SsesSs>sa. A gayassl,r auditor
NtS0SsNn, MS wife ANT SNSea NshMYS
have eNea Na>iksea AMI Invest esst,aS
nave feeeNegsa s$se,eee u The Stasea
laaSks>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
PROTECTION Of OIL
SUPPLY IS Urged
Californian Makes Public Let
ter to President Suggest
ing Legislation.

III an appeA, for immediate isgisia-
. ton 10 proven: the purchase by foreign
p0Wers u petroleum that should be re-
served for the United States Navy. ard
~ provide tor the adoption o. soan6
tsA.lcy On oil conservation as AZ, sgsieE-
ssncy measure 81 national GsseaSe.
Mark L. Reoua OF Ca,i.orn.s. former al
rector OF the oil division in the FUEL
administration during the World War,
made public n letter from 81 prominent
geolcSsstS 70 President Coolidge ,o1sy
urging prIG1pt actloN,
Mr.. ReQ0a pointed out shs. two
thirds OF all the gasoline and oGs-shirgi
u all the OIL frcn our naval reSegEes
Is now being Purchased by a subsidiary
~ the Royal Dutch Shell. and thar
naval tSnSerS belonging 70 the navy cs
foreign power have been. and pcrsapS
are to-day. loading petroleum taken grcas
naval reserves
Stresses Need fer Policy.
''rheSe conditions are made possible
by o0g neglect ~ formulate and en,sssc.-
ate policy sS related ~ mineral raw
materials that $S,as.l6 be Gose WIKI
least delay ard teat SsoGlS oscoa,s
As definite ard fixed \ national policy
~ so $~AS *aN@ANNS AN * AAAVs ssc W.
csarsS
The action os Secretary wl9o9r y,
naming \ eSNarG ~ grsN>rg @gSan the
sale ~ oil fsNaas naval reserve X. lands
- the Revas pt,teA Shelf is psrnaysS
the beginning ~ y national gN>sicv tS<>S~
ms IL the GseSt egse1sns peys<s,leesc0.
fabrication, distribution and Use ~ CSsy
mineral raw materials
The problem N altsSA crcaSes shan
the mere GtseStlea NJ Oh erass>egSaescn
and Includes the GiscStsoEs II ether nan.
erals as we'll As petroleum, raas there
IL a Necessity for \ sNAa,SS ~ this and
Is he>t Indicated nv the tAstoNlsts SssNrss~
Weat. wascA had tire h<>s,or cs hand
tos ~ tire President The seaS,sas.y,ss
~ Vas aSn signing this Wess&eyansss,sa
removes EsTEn the sesiaa os cS>a.scves,~
sal tesAte sae lsseSssco IL the C.sslys.
e,hty ~ making an INVESTIGATION e
sAsS TYNE,
Approves I'll tasasry,
The snveSt,SatSeN RON e<sas asaSe
eX tire S<ssseat{;ss ~ u4NS WaSset she
attNs>tt'SS II slSs Chairman ~ she Re<ieraS
M I<at$esNxSksH k>NArU " AsHS@lsey az
Ntsty III t<sstaaSts<st WITH sasS g.yx,sseaA
TstaE Is esllssa gN eftaX forth SAssas x>,aa-
>iguStsvS ideas II Is wen ySN<ssa&iS>s
~ HEADING authorities teak thSS ps>>aaeSN
N numerals n cute NJ she eNeSsan>i,ns
ptoeNesAS, nSss partisan IN character.
that muse he >osNeSt III ersssN IL pe,ehS
de mise ana na}NNtsAs WettAEe>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26

~ tNr As#orlhtfu TffNs
NEW YORK. January Romance
Is not dead, speakers. including Mrs,
Douglas Robinson, sister Of the late
Theodore Roosevelt. contended Mt a
discussion on Are We Losing Our
Faith In Romance"
Mrs. Robinson pointed TO her brothers
ascendancy 10 the presidency as largely
the result OF the interest he aroused
through his romantic Rough Riders"
Fanny Hurst. asserting, We haven't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
OIL CONCESSIONS HIT.


EAHTIADOs Chile. January 2G IN --
The Chamber III Deputies yesterday
approved II government bill suspend
ing all oil concessions except 10 ma
tiyes The House also appropriated
10 900 900 pesos IN permit the govern
meut Ia Investigate the colintiy's oil
resources.
Opponents II The bin argued that
Citlie does not possess suthflrnt tech-
Meal experience NJ capital to make
tie necessary explanations aud eg.
pbDitsil0iis, and recommended that this
a0ra be eG1fded 10 ioieign COM
panies
liz proponents inserted the govern
ment must not grant concessions Ia
foreigners without tngestiRating nolen~
ilai OIL resources IN order Ia decide
afttrWard II II were convenient Ia
grant such concessions,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Crew Saved as TfaWler Sinks.

BEAUFORT, RI. e., January ~ ~ --
IN" fishing stsamer Alexis l. du Pout
has g9rs dD1n eigilt Hijes 4,utHeaAt III
Caps L}JkD'It. according ~ information
ircelgeG irfe to-day MI VI the crew
Y.4M gfH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
CURTIS MANAGER NAMED
George A. Clark 10 Re ia Charge
Of Senator's Headquarters.

TOPEKA kanS, January ~ IN, .-~
Selection III ttepyge A CLARK ~
topsSa 60 ee III charge nj presidential
campaign headquarters NJ Senator
Charles Curtis III Kansas during the
Republican, national convention IN
Kansas Caty Vas an0Msacea tessay Ia
letters trem Senator Curtis ~ Nas.Sas
friends
Mi Clark also VIII manage the Cur
lis campaign IN katssS he has eSen
active Ia State taAlitltS tar 81 wears, IN
a former syxivtaeN ~ state and State
tNinser, ami al tsvssnt Ii a menlsseF VI
The Staie kofestEy, Fish and Game
Cpniniastan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Yrs. gsperiensf ia 1914.

.t.,e e,A esper5e,s,e 'hat tjte btihd
g,stes hsd vi'll pyii'jsal s'''"'' We" re
.s,.e.,,s r0nfetftsee Is kjs2sta PAIL ID
az efa,, tie diplomatic fepYf~
.ta's,,yes Il hfgfn'ins trs1il sno f',,l+
a,1esas,tas ~ mediate f1s q sp9sN ~
ssafog tlaea WITH ths HURT ad"'l'i'sa'a =
ton in Het 3Fg ,...,..,.. ann.
me envoys from fyp9't hn"ti'@ %"ts
wiling 10 ming ilf psf'iFa p .'l,' o. !,
~, ,i.ey hes'tatto - of'ft @o. H., .'' =,
v0'j!d conpose t4r ib'<ihHi a''s s,'',,'- -.
uayilo f. far what ~" ohIN 0
STATE regards - Ill International noaf~
- upmeey reoognsl.ou IL epyfih-
gef,, sas 'e!aetan'jy a1 y, ~, l., -, .
topic tn ttle Giae1hApj" ~ 'i'f ''h,''i +
.nas Again iB 1913 Wien '"r"EiAli7'
Of ti!e CsrteBls government was hhdfi
,s,usaaeratp,i5. li,e United State tb"P-
eminent intlteo diplomatic representa-
iAse ~ Dsu American n0unitat ~ nps~
e,lit with tie Department ~ STATE. h'i'
Engie the vie@ point II fecjAt5rt ian
sing vsg fna1. fo!1oY 90 y Nsb ''osnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
Equality Problem Opposed.

The problem d equality which has
also Ia theory been accepted has never
3n fart been acceptable 10 many Of
the countries south 81 the United States
For instance, Haiti. the Dominican Re-
pubic and some u the Central Amen
csn Republics have BEEN regarded IS
fnoge or less backward compared 10
Argentina. Brazil. Chile. Peru ana some
IL re >sher states. III diplomatic dis
.,;:ssp.3n under the proposed reorRanIza :
con Of the Fan~amerscan Union. Ham
~oul6 haze the same right VI pass on
what Chile and Peru might have as a
controversy between them IS would
the Unliec States or Argentina. u
Haiti were 70 be denied such right and
anything Ike q couDt3i 81 the larger
s,gweYs sci up a. ~ Geneva, tns con =
ss1S6 81 the Pan~hneflcan Union ~"in
be seriously DISTURBED
Thus far. The Cnion h&s polten alpne
hsy,gfof9lotIgJY i,eesllSe eatb tatDn jia'
Yegsf ded sfiat DD1y as a Clearing hD'las
for COMMERCIAL information ahc 81
nesns Of stimulating Uniform acilpn ~
treaties or tyngrDtgtf4s ~ NElpn ciHT
yrou action Was essential ~ cptnfntfcia
,,.oQ.ess Eut the United fsta1E f4&'
.sver been aDse ~ asDi1AF D43itD sym
s,aff3y when IL tired ~ yes uf2lg ~ ~
,to,, on yJllticaI questions. IL. tsft ~
,.,lscy mas tyesen W constantly thWart@f
;bss the wlg0le 3Sea ~ Par ~Auafi 'e@t
s,oi,,4oaI gct4gn haA f@ft mpfe ~ ~
st,z udos.ao IN recent yeafs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26

Friends Are those MIN continue ~
love W IN spite u CUR sasessssA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-26
FEAR Of POLITICAL
UNION M|N|M|zED
Pan-American League Idea
Grows as Governing
Theory Fails.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

Any fear that the Pan-Amer!can
Union viii be changed into a governing
body OF political character is held by
diplomats here 70 be grounciess. And
the opposition is not confined 10 the
American Government a. all. but 70
other countries. which frankly say they
do not believe they wish TO have tfeir
diplomatic problems subject 10 the con-
sheraton or comment OF other
countries.
In theory, the idea Of a Pan-Ameri-
can League. which would function like
the Geneva League in some respects
has made headway. and the discussion
~ Havana Of the projected reorgsn.za-
ton Of the Pan-American Union has
been regarded as inevitable. The Amer
lean delegation. however. has been un-
willing 10 place Itself in the forefront
Of the opposition lest il prove 10 be- a
raiIy.ng point for ann-hmerican sentf-
uaent.
Evening star., 1928-05-11

I MTe, Roy l.. HeiIhauser will he chair
Basn " decorations st the House ~
Mercy garden party Monday afternoon,
hgy III, 20 TVS Cathedral ci9Se. Hef
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CONTINUED on Nineteenth Page.)
Evening star., 1928-05-11

Mrs. Carroll Paul of Boston and Mar
quette. Mich. Is the guest of her
Evening star., 1928-05-11

assistants will include Mrs. Charles
Dunn, Mrs. Warren AkerS, Miss Ruth
Asgood and we'll known artists, and she
will have also smart painted lemonade
and iced tea sets, unique fiowerpots
and other things suitable for Summer
homes,
Mrs. John w. Davidge was a lunch.
con hostess yesterday In the presidential
dining room of the Mayfiower, having
six In her party.
Miss Olivia Fell win be married to Mr.
Frank Vans Agnew, NJ. c., former cap-
tain in the Royal Tank Corps Tuesday
in st. James Church, at Warrenton
Capt Vans Agnew is now living al
Belize, In British Honduras. The we'd
ding will be a simple one owing to the
recent death of the brides father, Mr.
z Nelson Fell, Of Creedmoor, War
renton. No invitations have been sent
out.
State Senator and Mrs. Martin Sake
are passing few days at the Willard
having motored to washington from
their home In New York.
DR.. and Mrs. d. Kerfoot Shute have
returned from a weeks motor trip &c
Richmond. Williamsburg, jamestown
yorktown and Newport News, They
had as their guests Mrs. Eugene Byrnes
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle and MFR
Henry Grattan Doyle, ir. In Newport
News the party was entertained by Mr.
and Mrs James Baker. the latter for
meriy Miss Genevieve Shute.
Dr. Charles l., Marlatt. chairman OF
the Federal Horticultural Board, and
Mrs. Marlatt of Washington are In New
York TO attend the orchid show. They
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
c. Burrage of Boston at the st. Regis
Mrs. Marthena Harrison williams
spent q few days in Washington en-
route to New York. where she will be
over Sunday. Mrs. Williams was the
guest OF her brother and sister law,
Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Harrison.
50. IN indianapolis during the last few
iican nomination for prosecuting attor-
ney for Marion County.
State Senator Russell B. Harrison,
father Of Mrs. Williams. was nominated
to succeed himself in the State Senate
of Indiana.
Mrs. williams viii return TO WASH
tngton the 1st of the week and will be
at the Hotel Lafayette for the remainder
Of the Spring.
Mrs. Edward Breck viii sail June Q
for England, where she will spend some
weeks. later joining Comdr Breck In
their camp in Nova Scotia.
Comdr and Mrs. Breck will motor
this month to Boston to remain until
Mrs. Breck joins DR.. and Mrs. J. Frank
lin Jameson in New York, with whom
she viii travel
Mrs. Stephen Pell Of New York, who
has been at the Mayaower for several
weeks, entertained informally at lunch
con yesterday In the presidential dining
room Of the hotel.
MRS. James Irwin Steel has returned
70 her home In Mechanicsburg. Pa, aft
er spending the Winter In washington.
Mrs. Steel viii assist on the Republican
Evening star., 1928-05-11

chair, one being left out. When the
band starts again, they will remount
their horses, this to continue until there
is but the one chair left. This game on
horseback was played at the Long
Island Horse Show last Summer, and
was such q success that the committee
decided to make IL one of the events
at tomorrow's show.
The afternoon performance will begin
ut 2:30 o'clock and will consist of 10
events. Many out-of-town breeders
are bringing on their thoroughbreds for
the hunt classes. and It is expected that
there Will be many good exhibitions OF
jumping. Another interesting feature
will be the class In which various riding
instructors of Washington will ride with
their pupils. The hunt teams, the last
event on the program, will be a colorf,il
one, for the entrants will wear their
regulation hunting coats and caps.
Miss Clarice Busch, who has been at
the Willard Hotel with her mother. Mrs
Clarence M. Busch, of Miami, Fla. left
Washington yesterday for O visit of
week or 10 days in New York City. She
will be the guest of Mrs. William Tre-
vor at $50 East Eighty-seventh street.
who is entertaining house party of
young folks. Mrs. Trevor will take the
party to Dartmouth, where her nephew.
Mr., Campbell Clarendon, is q student
and where they will enjoy the May fes-
tivities at the college. Prior to her re-
turn to Washington. Miss Busch will
visit her aunt, Mrs. j. Wentworth Stan
~, OF Long Island, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Moore of
Chicago are MAKING an avtardad sta,,
at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Smith of
Cleveland are at the Willard for short
stay.
Mrs. Carroll Paul of Boston and Mar
quette, Mich. Is the guest of her
Evening star., 1928-05-11

Mr. u. Earian Miller. second secretary
ef the United States embassy IN Paris.
Ard Mrs. Miller arrived In Washington
kst evening and are guests at the May
aoweY. Mrs. Miller Is leaving tonight
Tor Aiken. S. C., where their son IL In
scElooI. and viii join Mr. Miller next
Eeek at the May6OweT.
Evening star., 1928-05-11

morning performance viii be the 'musi-
cal stairs" class. played as the old game
OF Jerusalem was played. When the
children ride into the ring, the band
will play. then suddenly stop. The riders
viii then dismount and dash for a
Evening star., 1928-05-11

County committee In the organizing of
the women for the election In the Au-
tumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert DeVere Burr,
whose marriage took place May 2, have
returned from their wedding trip to Old
Point Comfort. and are at the Ward
man Park Hotel until the latter part
of the week, when they Will take pos
session OF their home at AQuasco, In
st. Marys County. Md.
Chiidren's Horse Show
Attracts Society Tomorrow.
Plans are completed for the Children's
Horse Show to be held tomorrow at the
Preece Riding School, at 2602 Massa-
chuSetts avenue. The grounds have
festive air with their green brush jumps.
white painted fences and boxes, and the
judges stand with It's gay geraniums
and pine.
The flrst class will be the tiny tots,
who viii exhibit their skill at riding
Next on the program OF events Is the
Mothers lead-in class, I'm which
mothers viii lead In their small chill
dren mounted on their ponies. There
Is keen competition among the older
children for the Davis Cup, TO be pre-
sented 10 the best rider In the show.
The Secretary Of War, Mr.. Davis, has
promised TO present the cup in person
after the 10 classes on the mornings
program have been run on.
One OF the interesting features OF the
Evening star., 1928-05-11

Zeta Sigma Theta Spring
Dance to Be This Evening.
The Spring dance of the Zeta Sigma
Theta Sorority will be held this evening
at the Potomac Boat Club. Miss Agnes
NJ Nolan is chairman Of the dance
committee, Mrs. Naomi Geraci In charge
of music, Miss Ellen Leahy and Miss
Eutha Morris, program committee, and
IContiniied On Ninefeenth Page
Evening star., 1928-05-11

Mrs. Henry Walther will entertain
at tea from 4 to O'Clock Sunday after
noon, when she will have as guests the
members Of Phi Alpha Chapter of the
Chi Omega Fraternity at George Wash
the Washington City Alnmnae Chapter
Evening star., 1928-05-11

Mr.. Fred w. Mackenzie will leave
tomorrow or Sunday for Joliet, Ill, to
attend a convention which will be held
there Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Donald Mackenzie Is touring
through Colorado
Evening star., 1928-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Andrews Of
Toledo are at the Grace Dodge Hotel
for stay Of about 10 days.
Evening star., 1928-05-11

Mr. and Mrs. HaIford Erickson OF
Chicago arrived today at the Willard,
where they will remain until Sunday.
Evening star., 1928-05-11

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sperling will
receive In their home, at 641 l. street
northwest, from 2 to 5 o'clock Sunday
afternoon In celebration Of their golden
wedding anniversary
Their host Of friends will Join the
children and immediate family in
honoring the couple celebrating their
fiftieth married year.