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Sink, industrial arts, Muncie; Ralphine NJ.
Smith, music, Terre Haute; Martha Smith,
home economics, Gosport; Herman H.
Spencer, industrial arts, Brookyllle; Bon
ME NJ. Strain, music, Clinton; Carlis Ed
ward Summerville, industrial arts, Odon;
Mildred M. Thompson. home economies,
Peru Eu Blanche n9 WaFTen home
economies, Marshall; Bertram Welbaum,
industrial arts, Yoder; Grace E. winters,
music, East Chicago, Clare H. Wollard,
General supervisors License. Bachelor
OF Science in Education-Reva Anne Mills.
Mecca.
courses. Special Elementary License
Frieda Louisa Cook. art. Shelbyyille: Mary
ADT A qe hoG GToddy Hets
Terre Haute: Marie Elliott. music. West
port; Alice Margaret R. Murphy. music.
Robert E. Simpson. industrial arts. In
dianapolis.
Primary Teachers course--Louise A.
Bauer. Terre Haute Ethel NJ. Beckwich.
Linton: Geneva NJ. Bishop. Terre Haute;
Marguerite E. Bosch. Henderson. Ky: Cor
inne Lindley Brown. Paoli: Thelma Watson
Burge, Newport Geneva NJ. Chase Patriot;
Beatrice CLAYTON. Universal: Fern Criss
Fairbanks; Ada Ann Cunningham. Elnora;
Dalrymple. Cory: Mary Gilmore. Coying-
ton: Mary Catherine Embree., MITCHELL
M Mir F. Fleming, New Goshen; Edith
els. CLAY CITY, Mary Emily Garrett.
Greencastle; Evelyn Goad. Griffin: Maria
H. Graham. Sullivan: Beulah q. Griffin.
Rosedale;. Mary Griffin Terre Haute::
Wilma Welch Hanger. George:OWc: Mabel
Celesta HaSSenpiuE. Rochester. Leota Rosa
mund. Hayercamp. Terre Haute: Gls dys
B. Hole. Kinman; La Verne Hopkins. Loo
gootee: Amelia Jolly. Farmersburg; Mary
M. Keith. Plainyille: Fora E. Kern. Terre
Haute: Blanche L. Koehler. Aurora; Mary
Mikes. Terre Haute: Hattie Laura Nun
ford. Indianapolis: Helen Louise Nash.
Carlisle: Ruth Ellen owen Pimento:
Ethel Marie Pace. Bedford: Ruth L. Pad
dock. Terre Haute: Goldia Phipps. lewis.
Elva NJ. Pickett. Kingman: Erma Mar
guerite Reeves. Carbon: EdYthe Richard
son. FarmersburR: Fairie Downing Rohn.
Rockville: Francis NJ. Sacks. Terre Haute:
Marian schwey. LooRootee; Marjorie. E.
Scott. Plainyille;; Thelma Stevens; New
Goshen: Mildred Stuart. Terre Haute'
Edith L. Sutton. CLAY CITY: Elnora 2.
Switz. Swift Citv: OPAL Walker. SCOTS
burg: Viola Grace Weber Washington:
Ruth WEIGH. Sullivan: Mary E. Wellm an,
CLAY CITY; Josephine Vietta Woolricge,
Terre Haute.
intermediate and Grammar Grade
Teachers Course-Hattie Adams. Terre
Haute: Edna o. Alexander. Sullivan; Elma
L. Allen. Fl. Ritner; Margaret Arvin. AL
louisville: Florence Auer. Clinton; Ellen
e Beatty, Clinton; Eleanor A, Bell. Terre
Haute. Catherine Bennett, Montgomery.
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Blanche Helen Johnson. Norah M. johnson.
Grace Kearns. George d. Keever, Marie
Kennedy and Zoe Marie KILLER. Terre
Haute: David Edwin La Duke. Jefferson
lumbus. o. Leeka. Oakyille; Florence R..
Lesson. VeederSburg; Helen Mildred Mack,
HillSdale; ElVa Martin, Terre Haute VIII
liam May. Remington; Noble Mayes. Sand
born; Sarah Mehringer. Terre Haute: Edna
NJ. Mohr, Clifford; Celia Gladys Moore,
Terre Haute; Olaf c. Naugle, Bloomfield
Louis E. Nelson. Stanton; Mamie over
peck. Rosedale; Albert Stanley Parks,
Terre Haute; Naomi A. Pfister; Stewards
Terre Haute: Elna d. Purcell, Terre Haute
George E. Ray. FL glish Margaret Jones
Freelandsville; Maj tina G. Ritenour. OK
ford; Roy Roberts: Owensburg; Mary Engle
Rubel Sullivan; Hosea Reed Russell. Terre
Haute; Ruth Charity Russell. Dana: Myrtle
Jeanette Scott. DuRger; Hazel Showalter.
Terre Haute; Maurice SHELTON. Brazil;
Gladys Hazel Smith. Lebanon Grace C.
sG2Ees TerFe 4a 3e oyeF Kesa sTqnp
Hervie A. vertrees, Elnora Cecil Vinsen
Terre Haute; Sadie E. Weedman, Bristow;
Helen Jane Wellman, Clay CITY; Paul
selaer; Mary Alice Wright. Sullivan Nora
r. Wright. Sullivan.
Special Subject Teachers License,
Veta Allen. art, Pimento Mary Baich,
commerce, Terre Haute; Mary M. Barnes,
home economies. Jeessqp, Helen s Beach
Brown, industrial arts, Angola William H.
Bryant. music, Terre Haute Bertha Buck
lev. music. Brazil; Mary Frances Caress,
physical education. Brazil: Nelson Cook
sey. industrial arts, Brookville Anna Ger
trudc Cusick. music, Indianapolis; John P
Donnelly, commerce, Terre Haute Ger
aldine Drury, music Washington; Vir-
ginia Fox. commerce, Riley; lone Porter
Gharst, music, Washington; Florence
Granek, home economies, Terre Haute,
Christine Dreher Hayes, home economies,
New Goshen; Gladys Olive Horrall, mu
sic Washington; Coda C. Hudson, home
Digger; Edith Virginia John
son. physical education, and Mary Alice
King, commerce, Terre Haute; Burton
Alfred Knight, industrial arts. Green
castle; Rosalyn Kuhr. music. Brazil;
Charles La Verne Lenner commerce, Sui
Ivan; William Letainger, industrial arts,
Jasonville: Vivian LOOMS. music, Boon
vile; Gilberta Mary Marsh. art; Thelma
Dorothy Martin. commerce.: Lillian J.
Maxam, home economies; Margaret Irene
Mayrose commerce. and Dorothea Tucker
art. Terre Haute, John A.
Mertes. commerce. East Chicago; George
w Mitten, industrial arts. Coal City; Ocal
Vestal Muterspaugh, industrial arts In
Raymond G. Price, commerce,
Rosedale; Lorena Ramsey. commerce, Ter
re Haute; Herschel o. Roger, industrial
arts. indianapolis; Doris Etole Showalter,
home economics. Terre Haute; o. Ernest
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Mary Bietta, Bicknell; Ruth H. Bowen
chen, Linton; Thelma Bridwelb West
Perre Haute; Mary BTrSStners' F RGsfpnoals
Burgan and Violet E. Cady. Terre Haute;
Hazel Carey. Chandler; Rita Bell Carnack.
E Sii'V Champion Clinton; Ruby l. Chas-
tain, Cambellsburg; Mary Cleatra CochenI
our, Cloverdale; Iyen E. Conneu ana
bekah. J. B. Cooke. Clinton; Nellie Kathryn
Crawford, Tunnelton: Dorothy Cromwell,
Clay City; Leah A. Crumly. Veedersburg;
ingham, Derby; Essie Earle Curry. West
Terre Haute; Edna Clara Dart. Wolcott;
Margaret e. Davis, Clinton; Fern Delash-
Shoals; Elsie M. Edwards. Digger; Pauline
Edwards Wheatland; Stella A. E I
Mary Edith Exline, Sullivan. Mary Rose
Fegan,- Loogootee; Florence Eellmy, Emil
son; Evelyn M. Flannigen, New Goshen;
G gid Brazil Iona GWsitney. Poseyviie;
Carolyn Meglemre Guthrie. Bedford; Mabel
N. Hamilton, Brazil; Lucille, G. Hamm,
Lavina marguerite. Harper. Indianapolis;
Cecil Clifton Harrison, Corydon; Jacob
Hartman Rosedale; Cloyys L. Harvey,
E. Hawtin, Digger; Carrie Cecilia Head,
Memphis: Thelma Hephner, Fremont;
Elizabeth Hopper Hit, Sullivan, Ethe l
aid, Brazil; Mary L. Harris Huston. West
Terre Haute; Lola E: Hyslope, Marengo;
Inez Ireland TerTe Hautei, Hazel Io, Marie
Terre Haute; Frances r. Keefer, Floyd
Knobbe; oscar I. Kersay; Reelsville; Reba
Knight Knight Lewis Lewis Dorothy Doris Ladson,
Oaktown; Myrtle E. Landes, Reelsyille;
Manfred L. Latta, Seelyville; Paul Lam
mon, Montgomery, William D. Lett. Wash
ington. Martha Little. Covington; Ruth
Edna Loughmiller, Brazil; Ruth, Muriel
Marley, Terre Haute; Beulah Mauck, Cory
don; Irene .McGill, Judson; Fayette Nc
KinlaV Sullivan. Louise MCNEIL West
Terre Haute:.. Frances, Beulah Michael
Rockville; Arlie A. Miller, Holton; Brosia
Wavei iia Ora N. Mitcheii, Jasonville W
Randolph Moore, Brazil; ollie Neal, Jason
vile; Lola j.. Neese. Reelsyille; Zilpha
Loogootee; Pearl Thompson owens, Terre
Beulah Mae Ross. Terre .Haute; Margaret
Bedford;, Claude E; seddelmeyer, Odon;
Esther G. Smith. West Terre Haute; Be-
satrlce Spear. Brazil; Grace Spurgeon
Lloyd Swick, Akron; Lowell Taylor, Prince
ton; Ethel Terhune, Sandborn; Homer H
Terrell, Williams; Mildred r. Thompson
Marie Utley. Mt. Vernon; Ena Vandevoir,
West Terre Hautei Lee Walters. Clover
Gale; Lucille o. Ward. Paris. H.; Nellie B.
Watson, Bloomfield; Minda James Watts,
Brazil: Nell G. White. Paragon; Beulah o,
Whitesell, West Terre Haute; Ruth F. Will
liams, Williams; Vance Worrell. Orleans.
Evans Landing; Gladys l.. BaTro%man,
Crystal Chase. Patriot; Paul X. Churchill,
Lucille Gasaway. Brazil; Eula Clay Heath,
Reelsville; Dorothy f. Killion. Brazil;
Laura Agnes Mccullough. Centerpoint;
Roberts Shelburn: Herman Forrest True
love. Loogootee Helen z. Vickers. Burns
James Henry watts. Brazil: Max H.
Weddle. BlGckhaWk.
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renceburg; Helen Ardath Taylor. Linton.

SUMMER QUARTER
Regular High School Teachers Course.
Marie Archibald Terre Haute; Roland
Armstrong Logansport; Loretta A Aryin,
H. Banks, Carbon; Margaret L; Barrow
man. Terre Haute:, Carl J. Belcher, Pilot
Knob: Alya D. Bidwell. Rome City Will
Terre Haute: Joye Cooper. Veedersburg:
Elsie Freund Cornett. Edwardsport: Her
aid Re9 Cox anS Ruth Hunt c Ramsr
Grace Eleanor De Vaney. Terre Haute
Myrtle Druckemiller, Marion: Leila Belle
Clinton; Herman r. Fleshman. Central
Pete B. Fowler Westphalia: Kenneth p.
Gantz; Terre Haute: Gertrude B., Cross
Grub, indianapolis; Lillian Hannah.
Syracuse; Juanits Helen Jarvis; WeyelaInidd
Lucille Kerr Rosedale;, ADELAIDE Mills
Terre Haute; Leona Ashworth LYDIA, Terre
Haute: Mordecai Moore McDowen. Bruce
Dennis s. Megenhardt;. Centerpoint; Mig
non Melton. Cory Lille Mundy Debney;
Hubert E. Nickels; Fulton: Mia Layonia
Indianapolis Alfred Raymond Porter
Terre Haute; Helen Louise Porter. Clinton;
Mary Pound. T t7;r Ha9tei Homer Powell
Helen Evelyne Reed Clinton; Blanche j.
Richardson. Terre Haute; Anne Mcmahon
shron rit. Lewis; Sister Mary Fridana. La La
fayette: Mildred Y. Smiley, Elnora Harry
G. Smith Terre Hauye: James M; Sulen-
sandborn; Katherine F. .Tlerney. Terre
Haute: LLOYD H. Wagner. Indian Springs;
Ruth Elinor Walker Loogootee: Fannie
Bertha Wolff. Terre Haute; Eddie Yeager,
Prairie Greek.
Regular High School Teachers Course,
Bachelor of Science in Education-Esthe:
G. Arnold, TegTe Haqpte; Julian Cecil
Coatsville: Lenore Ethel Barlow. Lebanon;
lydia Greenlee Beck, Fillmore: Lawrence
Haute: Donald Christopher Bowen, Car
Isle; Lena G. Brown. Terre Haute; Myrtle
more; Gertrude W. Cooke: Terre Haute;
Hazel C. Crawford. Gary; D. Wesley Den
mis-. Tangier; Ernest o. Dobbins. Oden;
Thomas Dorman. West Terre Haute: En-
ma Florence Double. Warren. Ohio; Bur-
lin F. Downing. Brazil; Bernice brennan
and Marion Sylvan Dudley. Sullivan;
William Martin Engleman Corydon;
Frances Maude Fisher ,Terge Haute; James
Lucian Fleming Carliale FLOYD Finn.
Jasonville; Minnie Friedman. Terre Haute;
Grace Gass. New Augusta; Douise Eliza
beth Gelarden, Tell City, Annadell order.
Brazil: Norma Catherine Gummere, CLAY
City; Mona Halloran. Terre Haute; Vesta
Blanche Harvey. Terre Haute: Charles NJ.
Hinton. Frankfort. Laura w. James, Brazil
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It is estimated that a motor en-
CINE now being tested in Venice will
give an airplane a theoretical speed
of 625. miles an hour and an effect
i've speed of 470 miles.
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Asks $500 in Love Suit

BIZ ItmcS Special
HUNTINGTON, Ind, June l.
Miss Blanche Cain alleges that after
nineteen years courtship H. Jay
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JUNE 1, 1928

Scheiber failed to wed her, and asks
$4,000 in a breach of promise suit
He is principal of Central Junior
High School.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Speakers Being Listed
For Authors Breakfast

Mrs. Grace Thompson Seton, ma
tional president OF the National League
of American Pen Women, who will pre-
side at the authors breakfast of the
league.s April IA, at the Willard Hotel.
and who Is arranging the program for
that occasion, announces as partial
list OF speakers, Rose O'Neil originator
OF the Kewpies. who will talk on the
fascinating subject "Kewpie Philos-
ophy", Gena Branscombe. noted COM
poser. who will discuss THE Value OF
Musical Settings for History" and DR..
David Seabury. prominent among the
psychologists of the day, who will ex-
plain How to Unmask Our Minds"
Tables and reservations are being
rapidly taken for this Spring season
event in Washington. II appeals TO all
lovers Of the arts as II brings together
SO large a group Of noted women writ
ers artists and composers from all over
the country. Mrs. Homer Hoch. wife o!
Representative Hoch of Kansas and
State vice president for the league in
Kansas, will be hostess at table, her
guests including Mrs. William Smith
Culbertson, wife OF the United States
Minister Of Rumania: Mrs. William w.
Arnold, wife of Representative Arnold
OF Illinois: Mrs Chester Leasure, Mrs.
tive Kopp Of Iowa; Mrs. l.. j. Dickin-
son and Miss Ruth Dickinson, wife and
daughter OF Representative Dickinson
of Iowa; Mrs. c. William Ramseyer,
wife of Representative Ramseyer OF
Iowa Mrs. A. L. Randell and Mrs. j. G.
Pyles.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman, who is q
member Of the league. will entertain ut
her table Mime. Lipa, wife Of the
counselor OF the legation Of Czecho-
slovakia: Mrs Taliaferro. wife of Com
missioner Sidney F. Taliaferro: Mrs.
Harley Wilson. Miss Mary Morgan, Mrs.
Frank Hight Mrs. Fred bennett, Mrs.
Patton Wise Slcmp and Mrs. Absalom
Waller.
Mrs. w. S. Corby will have in her
party at the breakfast, Mrs. Harry c.
Ransley, wife of Representative Ransiey
of Pennsylvania; Mrs. Clyde Kelly. wife
OF Representative Kelly Of Pennsylvania;
Mrs. Clifford Bergman and Mrs.
Charles w. Richardson.
At the table at which Mrs. Daniel G.
Chace. national treasurer of the league,
and Mrs. Jesse w. Nicholson. national
chairman of printing will be joint
hostesses, will be Mrs. Cloyd Heck Mar
vim. wife of the president Of George
Washington University. guest of Mrs.
Chace. Mrs. EDWARD thurman Smiun OF
Missouri, guest OF Mrs. Nicholson: Miss
Florence z. Ward. national auditor OF
the league: Mrs. Milton E. Reed ma
tional historian and associate editor Of
the Bulletin: Mrs. Pauline G. Swain.
Mrs. Henry T. Allen. Mrs. Clem Shaver
and Miss Helen Pumphrey.
Mrs John Mock, chairman of the ma
tional social committee Of the league.
will entertain a company Of guests at
the breakfast. inclu ling Mrs. James E.
Watson. wife OF Senator Watson OF
Indiana: Miss Katherine Watson. Mrs.
Francis T. A. Junkin. Mr.. John Mock
and Capt Herbert Spencer Herbine.
With Mrs. Isabel S. Shepherd. member
of the District of Columbia League. win
be Mrs. Maurice II. Thatcher. wife OF
Representative Thatcher Of Kentucky:
Mrs. John T. Vance. and Senor and
Sonora Felipe Barreda.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Middies Give Annual Show
AS Feature Spring Program
Dramatic Group, The Masqueraders. in Pleasing
Performance-Resimental Hop Also Scheduled.
Notes of Annapolis Society.

Comdr, and Mrs. Rivers j. Carstarphen
of Washington.
Miss Mildred Ramsey. who has been
the guest of Miss Nan Farrell In he:
home on Murray Hin, has returned to
Washington.
Miss Louise Kemp. daughter Of Mrs.
w. Thomas Kemp. has as her guest for
the week end Miss Charlotte Ludlow
Whitley. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Stockett M. Whitley of Baltimore. Md.
and Miss Helen II. Mcpherson, daughter
Of Mrs. David Moore Robinson, also Of
Baltimore.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Houston L..
Naples entertained at bridge Saturday
evening in their home on Prince
George street.
Mr.. William Duff Lewis Of Lamlra
Ohio, is spending some time with his
son and daughter -in-law. Lieut. Comdr
and Mrs. Chester E. Lewis, in their
home. 10 Southgate avenue,
Mrs. William Duval and Miss Ruby
r. Duval have as their guest for sew
eral days Mrs. j. w. Hayes OF Winona,
Miss.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Noted Chinese Scholar
Guest of Art Promoter

The distinguished young Chinese
scholar. Mr. Sansong r. Wang. will be
the guest Of honor OF the Art Pro-
moters Club tomorrow afternoon from
4 to 6 o'clock at the Oriental Studio,
Hotel Dupont, l4ci Twentieth street
northwest. At O'Clock Mr.. Wang will
give an illustrated address on Some
Aspects of Chinese Painting" Mr..
Wang, who Is the son Of the former
Chinese Ambassador TO Mexico and
nephew OF the president OF the Hua
show Hui (Painting Society OF Peking,
was formerly president OF the Con-
fucian Association in Using Hua Uni
verssty. Peking. from which he gradu-
ated before coming to America In 1923
10 study at Wisconsin University and
Columbia. and has held other impor-
tant posts both in America and in
China, including the Chinese govern
ment scholarship and the travelling
scholarship OF Brown University. The
meeting is open toSthe public.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Reception and Ball to Aid
Confederate Memorial

A reception and ball will be given in
the Hall of Nations Of the washington
Hotel on Tuesday evening. April 10,
under the auspices Of the Sons Of Con-
federate Veterans for the benefit Of
Memorial Confederate Hall. 1922
Vermont avenue. the home Of the 56
Confederate Veterans now living in the
District of Columbia Mr.. Rufus w.
Pearson, Washington attorney and
commander of Camp 305, Sons Of Con-
federate Veterans. will stand at the
head Of the receiving line. which will
be composed of many prominent South
erners and their wives who are spon-
soring the event.
The list includes Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rufus Pearson Of Tennessee: Mr..
George Newman OF Tennessee, chair
man OF the dance committee, and Mrs.
Newman: Mr.. G: w. wilkins and Mr..
J. E. Jones, members of the committee:
Representative and Mrs. William Bank
head of Alabama, Senator Kenneth d.
Mcclellan of Tennessee. Judge Charles
B. Howry OF Mississippi and Mrs.
Howry. Representative and Mrs. Cor
dell Hull of Tennessee. Representative
and Mrs. Finis Garrett of Tennessee
and others
A feature OF the evening will be the
attendance in uniform OF the 56 Con-
federate veterans, who will hold a re-
ception In a box Representative Bank
head, whose father, Senator Bankhead.
was Confederate colonel, will deliver
a short address.
The proceeds from the dance will be
used TO remodel Memorial Confederate
Hall, which was purchased by the
United Daughters of the Confederaey,
the Sons Of Confederate Veterans and
the old Confederate Veterans several
years ago.
Among those who have taken tickets
for the ball are Mr.. and Mrs. william
Gibbs McAdoo, who was born in Geor-
gia: Mrs Peter Goelet Gerry, wife Of
the Senator from Rhode Island; DR.
and Mrs. Stanley Rinehart, Mr.. Wade
Cooper Of Tennessee, Mai. and Mrs
Julius Peyser. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Newman. Mr.. Joseph Tumulty, Mr.. G.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
DR.. and Mrs. Allen Return
From Weeks Motor Tri,

Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Allen have
returned from a weeks motor trip
through the Valley Of Virginia. They
visited in Staunton. Lexington and
Lynchburg. From Lynchburg. Or, Allen
went 10 his old home at Amherst. Va.
and arranged 10 have q memorial
window placed in Ascension Episcopal
Church IN memory OF his father and
mother. DR.. Aliens father. Capt. Tins
ley l.. Allen, was senior vestryman OF
Ascension Church for over 40 years.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Bascom Slemp. member Of the Sons
OF Confederate Veterans; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey d. Jacobs OF Tennessee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic william Vile, Mr.. and
Mrs. James William Bryan OF Ten
nessee. Mrs d. j. DUNCAN, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Ritter. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Walker and numerous others.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
North Carolina Society
PLANNING April Dance

The North Carolina Society Of Wash
tngton has issued invitations for an
April dance and card party Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock. at the Meridian
Mansions. Miss Jane Elizabeth New
ton of the Chastleton Is secretary and
treasurer of, the soeietv
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Mrf Wiliianl Wheatley will entertain
at small luncheon at the Washington
Club tomorrow IN honor Of Mrs
Clarence NJ. Busch, candidate for the
offlce Of president OF the League OF
American Pen Women.
Mrs. Charles Macon Waliingsford en-
tertained informally at luncheon at
Cafe st. Marks Friday.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Miss Katherine T. Adams entertained
company Of IS at tea yesterday after
noon at the Carlton Hotel. Pouring
were Mrs. z. j. Dorm and Mrs. Frank
Barrows Freyer and assisting the hostess
were Mrs. Hamilton Fish, Mrs. Edmund
Platt. Mrs. joel T Boone and Miss Ethel
Douglas Merritt
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Mrs. Arthur 8. Chadwick was hostess
at bridge. followed by tea. yesterday
afternoon, entertaining In the studio of
her brother. Mr.. Jerome Williams. on
Dupont Circle. in honor OF her aunt,
Mrs r. Hartman OF Newark, N. j.. who
is her house guest
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie enter
tanned at luncheon at the Mayfiower
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Tarieton VIM
chester Of London. England. who, after
spending several days In Washington,
have gone 10 Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Mr., and Mrs. Spencer Gordon were
hosts st dinner last evening.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Grosner
entertained at dinner last evening at
the Wardman Park Hotel Mrs. Royal
s. Copeland and Maj. Victoras Cassjus
Of the Royal Spanish embassy.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Drury will
entertain at dinner Tuesday In compli-
ment TO the counselor Of the German
embassy and Frau Kiep.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Newman enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club in compliment TO
their house guests, Mrs. Henry Bennett
of Evanston, H.. and Mr.. Raphael
Bosch Of New York.
Evening star., 1928-04-01

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Evening star., 1928-04-01

Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett entertained
a company Of "a at dinner Friday eve
ming in honor of Col and Mrs. Henry
NJ Morrow The company later at
tended the Friday evening dancing
class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-14
G. A. R. OPENS GOTH
ANNUAL GATHERING
Potomac Department Will Elect
Officers Thursday-Banquet
Tomorrow.

Representatives of the five posts Of
the Department of the Potomac of the
Grand Army of the Republic opened
the sixtieth annual encampmcnt Of the
at the G. A. r. Hall. l4l2
Pennsylvania avenue. this morning.
Encampment officers and delegates
and alternates to the National Council
of Administration we're nominated. The
elections will be held Thursday. Re-
ports of officers and committees were
received and referred to the resolutions
committee.
The annual banquet in honor of
Eldridge L. Hawk of Sacramento. Calf,
commander-in-chief. will be held at the
Raleigh Hotel tomorrow night. The
commander-in-chief will be represented
by John r. King. Baltimore past COM
chief. The banquet also will
be in honor Of Mrs Emma w. Camp
bell. Minneapolis. national president Of
the Womans Relief Corps. who will be
by Mrs Isabella w. Nc
Elroy of Washington. past senior ma
tional vice president of the Womcns
Relief Corps.
No business sessions will be held to-
The session Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock will be held at the
G. A. r. Hall.
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SOVIET HITS BLOW
At ECONOMIC PLAN
Declines to Join League Drive
for World Adoption OF
Resolutions.

By the Associated Press.
GENEVA, Switzerland. February IA.
Soviet Russia today declined TO par
ticipate in the project OF the League OF
Nations 10 secure Worldwide lncor-
poration OF the resolutions adopted by
the international economic conference
of 1927.
The Russian declination, 1t is felt by
many observers here. dealt blow to
a movement for world economic recon-
struct.ou of a genuinely international
scope.
The Russians, like the United States,
participated in the international con-
ference which was generally held in
It's results TO have the same importance
TO economic rehabilitation as the
doctrine enunciated at the Brussels
financial conference proved to have TO
financial reconstruction.
A permanent consultative economic
committee of IS members was created
with the idea that it would meet peri,
odicalIy TO treat various international
economic problems as they arise, and
eventually to cure all the economic Ills
which the var engendered.
Russia was invited 10 send delegates.
but Foreign Con1misSar TchItcherin IN
formed Sir Eric Drummond, the League
secretary, that cooperation OF SOVIET
citizens on the committee presented no
interest 10 the Soviet government. which
will abstain from presenting the name
Of any specialist.
American experts are being invited TO
sit on this committee, but no accept
ances have been announced as YET.
Though the appointments are personal
In their nature. the Washington Gov
ernment doubtless viii be Informed OF
the choice and perhaps even asked In
formally 70 approve. Three Latin
Americans also will serve.