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Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
DIAMOND STARS
OF YESTERDAY
TO PLAY AGAIN
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. June odd
time baIlplaycrs will stage their an
nuaI game for the benefit of sick
and INDECENT players here next Tues
day.
Many former diamond idols have
signed for the game, which will be
under the direction Of the Associa-
tion Of Professional Ballplayers Of
America.
The game will be between clos
Angeles and q Vernon clubs.
Among the players listed today
were:
Los Angeles:
Cap Dillon, manager.
jess Orndorff, Walter BoIcs, Hen
ry Mangerina, Peaches Graham,
catchers.
Bill Tozer, Oscar Jones. Charles
Baum, Poll Pcrritt, Charles Cheech,
Tom Hughes, Harry Hughes, pitch
crs.
Cap Dillon, Frank Isbcll, Lou Nor,
dyke, first base.
Curtis Bernard, George Wheeler,
Boyd White, second base.
Jud Smith, Ray Bates, third
base.
zeb Terry, Al Bcumiller, short
stop.
George Dairymplc, Rube Ellis,
Gavvy Cravath, Art Ross, Pete
Daley, Mike Wotcll, Chcsty Cox,
outficldcrs.
Vernon Club:
Dad Meek, manager.
Tub Spencer, Clarence Brooks,
Dad Meek, catchers.
j Whcczcr Dell, Spcck Hardness,
! Ralph Works, Hi West, Phil Knell,
Ovie Overall, pitchers.
/ George Stovall, Cy Townsend,
I Cliff McCarl, first base.
Carl Sawyer, Kitty Brashear, Kid
Mohlcr, George Cutshaw, second
base.
! Louis Litschi, Bill Goodman, third
base.
Frank Hosp, Jim Kcrwin, Gus
Klpf, short stop.
/ Walter Carlisle, Sam DUNCAN
! Art Kruger, Chct Chadbournc, out
! fieldcrs.
Umpircs-Bob Bedford. Harry
Stoncy, Jack Barry, Eddie Goes
Joe Becker, Mike Donlin.
Announcer-Dan Tobcy.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
Woman Anxious
To Find Father

\ letter was received at police
headquarters this morning from
Mrs. W. Il. Youngs asking for in
formation relative to the where
abouts of f. r. Ioltzdaw.
In the letter the writer states
that Holtzdaw is her father and
that he left san Diego two years
ago, coming to the valley. She said
that she believes he has purchased
small ranch somewhere in the val
ley.
Any information regarding the
man should be given to the police or
forwarded direct to Mrs. Youngs at
sl7 Adams street, Bay City, Mich.
She declared that she has not heard
from her father since he came to
the valley
Guernsey cows are making some
remarkable production records in
Washington and Idaho.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
Ownership OF
Car Questioned

A.. Bcutrncort. 20. Of Hchcr was
the only man arrested by city police
overnight, lie was apprehendcd .y
Patrolman RosenqucSt in an alley
way and a question rs to the owner
ship of the automobile which he had
in his possession was answered un-
satisfactorily.
Bcntcncort claims that the ma
chine is the property of friend
residing in Heber but officials are
conducting an investigation. The
machine is Ford commercial, bear
ing the license number XlS5-392.
The prisoner is in the custody of
the sheriff at present.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
SENIOR LEAGUE
CLUBS SHOWING
LITTLE STRENGTH
National Race Far Diff
ferent From American
Circuit.
By GEORGE KIRKSEY
Omitted Press Staff Correspolden

NEW YORK, June The base.
ball season is one fourth completed
and not single National League
club has Haunted any Of the strong
tendencies Of pcnnant winner.
The league leading Cincinnati
Reds, after setting the pace since
May %, have lost two straight and
are slipping back with the rest of
the pack. The st. Louis Cardinals
are being mentioned in select base
bah circles as the team that must
be beaten to win the pennout.
Even the New York Giants are
hanging tenaciousIy 10 the leaders.
If is difficult to understand what
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
Phillies Out of 1t

The Philadelphia Phillics is the
only club not Il contender for the
National League flag. Even the
Boston Braves in seventh place are
far from out of the race. The Braves
have lost only six more games than
the Reds but having played 10 less
are therefore 10 and Il half games
behind the Reds
Looking for the reason of the sue
cess Of the Reds one does not have
to go farther than Hughic Critz,
and Horace Ford, the second base
combination. Their sensational
folding has pulled the Reds out Of
many tight place.
Although the Cardinals have not
held undisputcd leadership Of the
league this season they seem head
cd toward that peak.
Thc main rockets in the st. Louis
drive are frankie Frisch, Jim Bot
tomlcv and Taylor Douthit Bat
ting .&73. Douthit leads the league
in hits with -. Bottomlcy with Il
batting average Of $40, leads the
league in runs with 43.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07
ARIzoNAN WEBS IN EAST
by United Press Len-rd Wire

PHOENIX, Ariz,, June 7.-P. G.
Npilsbury, president Of the Arizona
Industrial Congress, and Juanita
Scars, of Los Angelcs, were married
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07

is keeping the Giants up with Roush
and jackson batting around .27O
and the inficld going bad all too
frequently.
Only five games separate the Reds
in first place from the Robins in
fifth place, as the standings show.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-06-07

Orchardists in the Antelope val
ley, Los Angeles county, have been
experimenting with night spraying
for codling moth.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20
PoDME vsETcI MA PREDNAsKU.

Tejto nedele budeme mat vemi dolezitu prednasku
nasom meste. Prednaska bude zaujme akcie Matice
Skolskej. Mmo mestnych recnlkov, budn recnt al P.
Mchal Bosak, predseda Matice DIP Juraj Luba, OSB,
spravca vyssej skoy pre- chlapcov Ceveande Ably u
speech al 20 stranke neecke Dol zabezpeceny, to sa
postarajn nase intestine spevokoly Teraz M e len edna
vec potrebna Mas lud youngstownske okolici musl
ukazat svou dobr v6l'u to tak re z1castnl tejo
vyznanlnej prednasky.
Vstup ma prednasku e volny. pocas prednasky
nebude ziadnej sbiery. TAX AMI ten nacmdobnejsl ne
slnie vahat prist.
Aby tato prednaska bola kazdemu pristupna, vybor
zvolil skolsk sien Sv Cyllla Methoda veru boa by
to eka hanba, keby len jedno mesto telto skoskeJ
siene ostalo nezapnene My isti re nasi rodac ma
youngstownskej okoci postaraju ably sa take neco
nestalo. Dlfame re al aradnici dradncky vsetkych
asich podponych inych spokov dostavia sa ysetc ma
prednasku
Drahi brata, mile sestry! Stojime pred zkdskou
narodnej spolocenskej vyspelosti Noze ukazme, re
viene chceme spolocne pracovat, menovlte ked 1de
epsiu budncnost mas samych, Slovakov Amelike.
Ma tejto prednaske poucime, povzbudime ku
zdarnej praci 'za veru narod'' pripravime telto
priciny jedon kazdy povazujme to "a svou povnnost
z1eastnit' sa prednasky Atatice Skolskej
Rev. Stefan Kocis
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20
vEREJNE VYZVANIE.e

Rev. Slave Moravek, Connells-
vile, Pa. - Dostojny panei:- DR..
Franc Jehlicska vo svojej zrad-
nej, podlej narodu slovenskemu
rozhodne skodiacej "Samostatno-
sti'', ktor1 - bez udania blizseJ
adresy a bez brania IA seba akeJ-
kol 'vek zodpovednosti vydava
kdesi v pol 'slom Teslne, oznacu-
je Vas ia svojho americkeho a
genta, "a kolektora predplatkoy
na tento podly platok "a svojho
spolupracovnika.
Jehlicskovmu tvrdeniu neverl-
me.
Nakol ko, DIP. Moravak, ameri-
cko-sloyenskej verejnosti Znamy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20

riadite orchestry divadla ma len 40
ndt vol no Je to prkratky cas- preto nemohol prist
Jeho mesto hslisu zastal jeden mlady Taan priatel
Jurkov zastal no vybore Je to nadany mladk ktory
tn skoncil hudobn skolu de studoyat konzer
vatorum do Europy. Caka no ste vel'ka bud1cnost'.
va aka mu noho zdaru! zavd acme sa mu, navstevou
eho koncertu ked sa vrati Europy al virtues. Ju-
raa Aaltinku bude tiez umeec, ma vyborny hudobny
such jemnoct dobr1 techniku On studje h1 ma Gel
10 edneho cevelandskeho profesora pati draho "a
ulohy Je uz tax d'aeko pokrocily re hra najprede
sch orchesrach tiez dava ohy ma cello zaciatocniko
PAM Pekarckov e vyborna pianstka, ktore schopno-
sti sd zname Ona bola doprevadzala spevaka p. Hoka
tuna pred nekolko rokm tax vefkym uspechom, ze ju
D. Hok chce what umeleck cesu Vobec vsetky die
tky D. Jozefa Martnku znameho kajcira narodovca,
sd hudobne dobre vzdelane co je nieen on jeho
mazelka hrdy, ale celia nasa sovenska osada.
Mali SINE spevaka ia veeierku, osobe p. Jozefa
Vagasa Pan Vagas ma krasny tenor dobre vycviceny,
hladky pny, Jenny. Tiez studuje. Zaspieva dve ang
lcke jednu sovenski Slovenskou bola '.Kde domov
mojY, podl'a ceskej hyny Urobil hlboky DOZEN svo-
jim spevom, prispe vel mi vJske vecierka.
Nechceme opomen1t' ami pekne prednesene Hviezdo-
slavove basne sOda ma mladez' sSlavanstvu p. Wit
kaiom Basne iste nadchy obecenstvo svojim hlbokym
vyznamom odusevnenym prednesom. Pan Stanslav
Necko pan Stefan Jochman predniesh podarene zarov
ne vysupy Boil to smiech Cd srdca ktory vyvolava cd
obecenstva Pan Necko predsavi slovenskeho tulaka
p Jochman zas pr pomoc p Martina Lesnaka prednesol
lsvoje vlastne vtipy ktore boly vel'mi chutne.
Nenac dobre dojmy odniesl 81 vsetcia reel Rev J.
NJ Lscinsktho, ktory hovor vyzname kllt1rneho We
cierka kultry v0bec Jeho rec poprekavana boa spo-
niienkami zvotnych zklsenost krtlrnej cnnosti
Ligy pred vonou Pan Schlomofsl1y, rpredseda Okres
neho Sbo poveda zahaovaciu rec vyzyvajuc Slovakov
spoludrzat' podporovat cinnost' Okr. Sboru
| Vecerok vel mi pacil kazdemu pritomnemu ZaP
en re bolo mao lud Bolo to nieco noveho move veci
vac obecenstva odmeni pekne snahy Okresneho Sbor:
kultllne pozdvihnute Slovakov hmotne podporovane
slovenskych vdov sirot Mahonng doine, valnejsou
lnavstevou. 0
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20
DOJMY z KULTURNEHo vECIERKA.

Kutlllnv vecerok OkresIeho Sboru Slovenskej Ii
gy patri minlosti ale dojmy, ktore zanecha srd
cach dusach pritonnych nevymiznu tax chytro
Pritomn sa presvedci re name svoJom krllhu na-
danych umelcov Ma korych mozene byt nesmierne hrd
Piesef Nestiskaj mi suhaj rlcku iste nepocu nikto
pritomnych spievat krasie, citnejse nez ju zaspie
vaa ST. Berdisova, nikto nepocul zaspievat Rychta-
rovu dceru duchaplnejse nez ju zaspievaa ST. Condo
Iowa Prof Belavic, rodom Horyat uprimIy Slavian
priatel Sovakov dokaza svoju virtuoznost carovnou
hrou skolskom plane tax tazkych skladleb, ako Je
Etude opus 10 G. cd Sopena Arabeska cd Lesetickeho
Preluda G mol cd Rachmaninoya Poslednd pocul pi-
satel' hrat sameho Rachmaninova asi pred 1O1 rokm
New Yorku ma ju tez rekorde, NAL tedy prllez
tost nedel porovnat' hu p Beavica hrou tax slav
neho panistu skladaela, ako je Rachmaninov veia
techiky vyraznosti tyka neposrieho rozdlelll
Nas Lansngvillcani mozu byt hrdl, re maju svoJom
kruhu tax vel eho umelca hudobn1ka Kto 81 da jemu
vyucoyat dieta plane, ten m6ze byt sty re ak to
diet ma hudobne Madame, prof Belavic to Madame
nom vyvinie do najvyssieho stupna.
a 0 nasom priatePovi prof Mrazekovi co povedat :
Tazko najst SLOW Jeho hra boa vymluvnejsia neil by
svoje najvise city nenoze slovom vyjadrit Taxa boa
hra pana Mrazekova Cello e nastro ktorym po-
hybat' dusou bezcitn6ho tvora A hral ctnym du-
Seyn6ml zivotn roznnej j1cim Sloyakom Slovenkan.
Zvlast ssDobrl noe nasu soyensk1 piesen zahla ne
poloynate ne Prof MIazek e tiez Vybornsm uctel ON
lndby odporleame ho vree rodicom, ktorf dbajn
aby ich dieky dostay naepsieho hudobneho vzdelana
NaGo cndzfm, ked' sii nasi lepsig
u Kto prftomych nebol prekvapeny triom madeho
Jnsaja Martnkug Navyknuti poelyat hrt nasicI
inladych l'udi velkodusne i'm odpnst'at chyby chy-
hisy hre. Ocakava slce neGo lepsieho Cd tohte
xia ale ME tax dokonaleho We'd to hrai opravdoyi
leie dobre techncky vyskolen Trio naao poyodne po
tdyat' Jozefa Martinkn Juraja Martink pani An
rod Martinko Ale Jozef Martinko il
%#
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20
Karol Stiasny, predseda.
Jan G. Sciranka, tajomnfk.

Treba preto kategoricky zdo-
raznit', ze klpa lodnych listkov
len ma zaklade roznych predloh,
urobenych tera,jsom zasedani
kongresu, ie cinom neodpustitelH :
ne prenahlenym. Je pravda, re
dna s. februara prijal senat
Copelandoyu predlohu, ktora ma
vrhuje Il l'avnenie prist ahovale-
.ckeho zakona y pripade rozltlce-
nyeh rodin hoci by sa tymto w
hodam tesili zva6sa iba prislus-
nici istych zamorskych statov a
nie vsetkych statov.
Tato predloha opravnovala by
americkych konzuloy, ably posky-
tovali prednost pri vydavani pri-
st 'ahovaleckych viz zenam al de-
/ t ON mladsim Is rokoy tych GU
dzincov, ktori, boil zakonite prl-
pusteni do Spojenych Statov q
lvytiahli 81 prvy papier Y dobe
lmedzi /. jllom 1921 /. Jnlom
1927. ziadosti Q podobne pred
lnostne VIA bolo by treba poda-
vat behom roka po pfijati zako'
ma.
Tato predloha, ktora tcda bolf
|senatom priaznive yybaycna, ne
lbola ysak doteraz este predlo1en;
lddmu zastupcov, ba neboM est
ami prejednavana prist 'ahovale
|ckym yyborom snemovne. Pred
loha Chilly stane sa zakonom ibg
lvtedy, ak je prijata fsfemoyfo'
lposlancov senatNn schyaleni
la podpisana prezidentom spoje
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20

Anleriky na a1klade spomenutej
|predlohy v ich sauime ned6 sa
|pic podnikndt dokial' predloha
|nebude prijata domom zlstupcov
q schyalen6 prezidentom, vyhla
Idy ST vsak vel'm SpatnA. Predlo.
ha tiez navrhuje, aby cpdxinei po.
.davali svoje. ziadosti tJun istym
sposobom, ako teraz, to robia anne
ricki obcania pri ziadani . pripu-
stenie ich Men, dietok, alebo ro-
d6ov. Znamena to, ze prist 'aho-
valecka 1radoven by musela pri-
pravit move formnlare, podobne
formularom (. 633. Prist ahovale-
cka ilradoven media ovsem tieto
formulare tlacit skorsie, kym
predloha sa nestane skutocne "a
konom. A ziaden cudzinec nesmie
predlozit svoju ziadost' prist "a
hovaleckej dradovni inaksie, ako
ma iiradnom formulari.
Ak sa predloha stane zakonom,
potion bude al na mieste, ably zia
dost' bola podana hned' zaraz,
|lebo, ako SINE uz hore spomenuli,
ziadost bolo by treba podat maj
neskorsie "a rok po prijati zako-
ma. Ziadosti by sa potom' vyba-
vovaly po poriadku.
Keby predloha bola prijata a
cudzincova ziadost' pripustenie
jeho man1elky nedospelych de-
ii bola schvalena, neznamenale
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20
1ouxasrowNax1 sLoy1Nsxl norfx1

nych Statov. Poveda 50, ze pri-
st 'ahovalecky vybor snemovne ne
javi v6bec ziadneho zAujmu Q
spomenut1 predlohu, a be tato 50
asnad v0bec ma denny poriadok
snemovne nedostane. Prist 'ahova-
lecky vybor venuje vsak svoju
pozornost Incl predlohe, ktora,
ak sa stane zakonom, poskytova-
la by cudzincom a ich rodinam 9
vel ia vacsich who'd, ako predlo-
ha, ktora bola prijata senatom.
Pokial' ide o predlohu, prijatu
senatom, pomohla by tato maj
viacej rodinam. ktore ziji v Ang-
licku, skandinavskych kraJi-
mach a Nemecku, kde ME je vel,
kehc poctu schvalenych uz zia-
dosti prednostne VIA, ktore by
bolo treba vydat pred vybave-
MIN ziadosti ma zaklade noveho
zakona, ak tento bude prijaty. Y
Taliansku, kde je zaplsane tol l'ko
prednostnych prist 'ahovalcoy, ze-
by naplnili prednostnu kvotu ma
.cele styri roxy, neznamenala by
Ill ava, navrhovana senatnou pred
lohou, temer nicoho. Ia ista stu
acia je v Ceskoslovensku, JUNO
slaviansku, Rumunsku, Rus
ku a v inych statoch.
V terajsej dobe nikto nemoze
pomoct' tym cudzincom, ktorl 81
praj1 dosikovat' svoje rodiny do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20
o DosIKoVANf PRfBUZNYCH
TU UsADENYCH CUDZINCov.
+. L. I. S.

Vladne departmenty vo Wash
ingtone. Cudzojazycna Informal
ma Sluzba, ako al inc organiza-
Gle, ktore sa zaoberaji prist 'aho-
valeckrmi otazkami, dostayajn ne
sciselne ziadosti 0 informacie o
hi 'adom 'noveho zakona' ktory
ma vraj poskytovat' iste vyhody
Y prist 'ahovaleckaj kvote zenam
a nedospelym det 'om tych cudzin
coy, ktorf 81 vytiahli pryy papier.
I Co Wac, ista banka New Yor-
ku ohlasovala, re Je pripravena
pomahat' vsetkym tym cudzincom
ktori by radi dosikovat' syoJe TO
ldiny do Ameriky, 81 'nbnjilc skorf
yybavenie ich pripadoy.
IDA sa, ze vel'a Judi je tie,
mienky, ze predloha, ktora navr'
4 y y u w g.
Ihujc povolenie istych who'd krv
nym pribuznym tuna usadenyci
lcudzincov, stala M zaSonum, ale
|bo ze onedlho bude prijata. Vzhl /
Idom ma toto nedorozlmenie moz'
lsa l'ahko prihodit ze mnoll Gu
Z - R4~sT
dzinci sa stand obet'ou nesvedo
lmitych agentoy, ktorym ide hla'
ne . to, ably predali 60 najviace
lodngch llstkoy, ale ktori sa v0
dbec nestarajn 0 to, ci dotyenf pr
Hist 'ahovalci budd moct prist "a
Sraz, alebo iba ia niekoI ko rokoy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20

Ste co slovensky rim. katolicky
k1az, co dobre memo pozivajuci
spisovatel' a narodny cinitel'
tymto sa Vas verejne spytujeme
Je tvrdenie Ora. Jehlicsku prav-
dive? Ste americkym agentom
Jellicskovho platku? Ano alebo
ME?
Americka Slovac opravnena je
to znat'. Prosime Vas 0 prave ta-
XII uprimn1 yerejn1 odpoved'. a
ko Vam dobre mienene podavame
varejny tento dotaz. Rozumie sa,
re mlcanie bude tiez odpoved
Ia Sdruzenie Slovenskych Nc
vinarov:
Karol stiasny, predseda.
Jan G. Sciranka, taiomnlk.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20

lby to ovsem, " by sa tisto mohly
Idostat' do Ameriky hned = "a
saz. Bolo By i'm treba yyekat az
8na Mich dojde poriadok Y pred
Enostnej kvote, % \ niektcrych.
.prfpadoch mohlo BY znamenat'
Sakanie niekol 'ko rokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20

81 VI mate knixku Anne
Irika NaSa vlast ~ Ak ME, prid i
te si ju zadovAiit do redakcie
'Je 70 naiiplnejSia americla histo
ria Y slovencine 50 - obraxmi 4
I8 xivotopiini sl6vnych Amerika-
nov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01

Just right for folks who
so vacatio ming i'll the
mountains or SeaShore-no
motor trip is complete
without a wool wrap for
night driving--.AN EX.
CEPTIONAL OPPO r.
TuNITI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-01
Of Personal Interest to
Washington Residents

The Sigma Theta Pi Sorority, Cap
ital City conclave. which opened with
a reception at the Hotel Willard SUM-
day night, ended with a banquet and
ball Wednesday night at the Mayfiower
Hotel. Monday night, last, an informal
sports dance, given by the invited young
men. was held at the Country Club
With buffet supper Tuesday night
stag dinner was given at the Hotel
Roosevelt by the members of the
sorority. A large number of out-of-
town guests from different parts of the
country were here for the event. which
was held to be one of the most enjoy
able affairs ever given by the sorority
Many were house guests of members
and their friends.
The Misses Victoria and Sylvia
Straus. Adriennc Mayer. Victoria Pey-
ser: Elizabeth Ann Kaufman, Sylvia
and Gertrude Sherry. Nancy Gold
smith, Helen Lehman. Alice West.
Janice Loeb. Frances Luchs, Ruth
Simon. Edith and Elizabeth Kohner
left Thursday for Trip Lake, Camp
Poland, Me. TO remain two months.
Mrs. Jack Bibro. who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Weyl at
Wardman Park Annex, leaves for her
home in Pittsburgh tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kaufman
and family left the city Thursday. MFR.
and Mrs Kaufman. with their young
son, will spend the Summer at Summit
Springs. Me. and Joel and Robert
Kaufman will be at Camp Kohut.
oxford, Me.
Robert Herzog, Frank Luchs. Leo
David and Billy Eye are among the
boys at Camp Kohut
Mrs. William Thalhimer with her two
sons. William and Charles, of Rich
mond, Va. were guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Cold
smith of 1901 Connecticut avenue last
week.
Miss Carol Hess Of Atlanta. Ga. wps
the guest last week of Miss Tina VOL
berg while attending the Capital City
Conclave.
Mrs Phillip Friedlander was hostess
Friday in her home on Irving street
at luncheon and mah-jo
Mrs. Louis Simon has as her guest
her sister. Mrx. Helen Goldstein Of
Philadelphia
Mrs. Isaac Behrend and her daueh-
ter, Mrs. Alex Dittler, returned from
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Capital Folk on Outing
At virginia Beach

The cottage colony at Virginia Beach
Is becoming increasingly popular among
society folk of Washington, Richmond
and other nearby places. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Chauncey williams of Warrenton.
who are occupying the Hugh Davis COT
tage for the Summer, are members of
the Cavalier Beach Club, and bring
their children over for a daily swim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Davis, who are
building new cottage, have one of the
Lido cabanas at the Beach Club for
the Summer and are frequent hosts to
gay beach parties.
The supper dances at the Cavalier
Beach Club have proved especially en-
loyable, and are open to guests of the
hotel as we'll as to members of the club
from Norfolk and Virginia Beach, the
membership including many of the
Navy officers stationed at the Hampton
naval base and their wives.
Among the Washingtonians who have
been guests at the Cavalier the past
week have been Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lowman and their son, Harry Lowman.
Jr.: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ballard of
Woodley road. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Armstrong and their daughter. Mrs.
Aline Lansburgh. who ACCOMPANIED Mr.
and Mrs. William Elkins of Philadel-
phia. and their daughter, Miss Felice
Elkins.
Mrs. Edmond Pendleton. who makes
her home at Stoneleigh Court is ar
irving today to spend the month of ,Julv
at the Cavalier. Mrs. Seneca J. Lewis
WIZ accompany Mrs, H. H. Shelton. both
OF whom make their home at the
Wardman Park, to the Cavalier to re-
main over the 4th of July, when Mr..
Shelton VIII join them. Capt. and Mrs.
Frank n. Foster are also at the hotel
for the holiday. Capt Foster. who has
the rank of lieutenant commander in
the United States Naval Reserve is
captain OF the steamship Christobal of
the Panama Line. "a