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Evening star., 1928-04-29
New York Society Outlines
Program for Early Summer
Country Estates In Fashionable Districts Already
Prepared to Receive Owners-Wed eddinss
and Engagements of Note.

NEW YORK, April 2s.-Althougll
summer must pause 10 assist some OF
the backward foliage before 1t really
comes into its own In this section
society folk will not be caught unaware
by the warm weather Already country
estates on Long Island. in Westchester
and other fashionable districts have
been prepared to receive the owners and
their friends who have returned from
the Southern resorts.
The United Hunts marked the real
beginning of the Spring season on Long
Island and q number of house parties
were held as tokens of celebrations At
the Otto H. Kahn estate at woodbury.
there was q merry gathering, the be-
ginning of series which will extend
into the early Summer. Clarence H.
Mackay is entertaining at Harbour Hill.
Roslyn, Long Island. while Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Irving Pratt have opened well
vyn their home at Glen Cove. Among
the estates opened at Huntington. Long
Island. is the Marshall Field place,
Announcements for the Summer tn
clude notice that Mrs, Payne Whitney.
with Mr., and Mrs. Charles Shipman
PaySon. will pass the season at Green
tree" in ManhaSset, Until the first part
of July the w. Goadby Loews will be at
"Loewmoor." At RoSlin. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Oliver Iselin are to be At "Wolver
Hollow" Glen Head, Mrs, Graham
Fair Vanderbilt has made arrangements
to visit her ManhaSset home. Mr.. and
Mrs. William K Vanderbilt, I'd. have
opened their estate at Northport, Long
Island.
Mrs. Vincent Astor is entertaining
both at her residence. "Ferncliffe," at
Rhinebec& -on -the- Hudson, and the es-
tate at Sands Point Ions Island. Mrs
Charles B. Alexander expects to go 10
Tuxedo Park at an early date.
wedding OF great interest, but
which comes as complete surprise to
society folk here. was the marriage Of
Mrs. Helen van Praas Brisbane of 375
Park avenue, Wednesday, April IS. She
became the bride Of Henry O. Tailmadge
of the Hotel Plaza. The ceremony at
the Church Of the Heavenly Rest was
marked by extreme simplicity, With no
attendants and a few present, as no in
vitationS had been issued. 1t was per-
formed by Rev. Or. Henry V. B. Darl-
ington, rector
The first news OF the engagement
came Tues.lay Although Mrs. Brisbane
and Mrs. Tallnadge have known each
other for years. no intimation was given
70 even their most intimate friends of
the betrothal
Mrs. Brisbane is the widow of James
Brisbane, whose family we're among the
early settlers in GeneSee County. Her
parents were the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Judah van Praag of Boston. Her IA
ther was born at The Hague. Holland
snd was interested in q line of steam
ships between Boston and South Amer
ica years ago.
Mr. Tallmadge is a son of the late
MI and Mrs c., Clinton Tallmadge
He and Mr. Brisbane were friends for
many years He is a member of the
Union and Turf and Field Clubs. the
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French Society Gives
Brilliant Program

LIE Cercle Francais de Washington.
Les Frecieuses Ridicules. met with
Mrs. Anderson and Miss Scusgs at the
Rochambeau on Wednesday evening.
April lS, when brilliant program was
given.
The program opened with the sing
ing Of La Marseillaise." by all then
followed recitation by one OF the
guests OF the evening. Mr. Limbarger.
Les Combattants Francois" Following
this Nine. Cambouri gave "Une Re-
piique Imprevue." by Boyer. and "Unc
Lettre": Mr.. Lebel, "Ou c'est tout
Bleu" by Reichenberg. and lie Vola-
puk." by A. Guiilon: Nine Laurent,
"C'est le Vent" by D'Harecourt, and
lie Vent" by Boyer; Mr.. Cam, I'm
Examen."
The program ended by a delightful
comedy entitled Consultation de a
g.; the cast being lie DR.. Philiberte
Barnard. acted by Mile. Marie Batifol,
and NJ Croustillois, acted by M. Arthur
Lebel. The nnal number of the pro-
gram was a duet for piano rendered
by the hostesses OF the evening. Nine
Anderson and Mile. Scruegs. who served
refreshments At the close OF the eve
ming.
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Mrs. Charles G. Dawes Aids
Camp Good Will Benefit

Mrs Charles @. Dawes and other
women prominent In Official diplomatic
and social life are sponsoring the card
party to be given for the benefit of the
Wheel of Progress and Camp Good
Will at the Willard Hotel tomorrow
afternoon from 10 4:30 o'clock.
Mrs Paul Moore. chairman of the
card party. Is being assisted by Mrs.
Jesse Lee Webb. Mrs Margaret Hop
kins Worreli and Mrs. George w. Ker-
nodle are chairman and vice chairman
OF patrons and patronesses, their list
Of assistants including Mrs. Curtis d.
Wilbur. Mrs. william M. Jardine Mrs.
William Howard Taft DR. Hubert
Work. Secretary OF the Interior; Nine.
Aifaro. Mime. Prochnik. Mrs William
j. Harris. Mrs. Cole Blease. Senator
Arthur Capper. Mrs. Smith w. Brook
hart. Mrs. r. M. Simmons Mrs. Royal
8. Copeland, Mrs. Porter II. Dale, Mrs.
Frederick II. Gillett, Mrs. Guy y. GofI,
Mrs. George ID. Hope. Mrs. Charles l..
McNary. Mrs. Elmer Thomas. Mrs.
James b. Aswell. Mrs Willard e.
Tydines Mrs. Richard Yates, Mrs.
Joseph j. Mansfield, Mrs Leslie M.
Shaw, Mrs Daniel e. Garrett, Mrs,
Charles J. Abernethy. Mrs Stephen n.
Elkins, Mrs. James French Strother,
Mrs. w II. McMacmaster, Mrs Sol
Bloom. Mrs. Joseph Manlove. Mrs. John
J. Kindred Mrs. Edward r Taylor.
Mrs. b. q. Lowry. Mrs, David II.
Kincheloe. Miss Jessie Dell, Civil Serv-
ice Commissioner: Mr. and Mrs Thorn
as Sterling. Mrs Minnigefode Andrews,
Mrs. Rose 0ouyertcur Hoes. Baroness
Van Below, Mrs Frank II. Briggs. Mrs,
y. Scott Avery. Mrs. Phillip O. Walker,
Mrs. A. o. Ollie Mrs Charles Stanley
White, Mrs. Morris Kennedy, Mrs j
Edison Briggs, Mrs. Charles Kerr. Mrs.
Alan r.. McCfacken Mrs M. A. Jordan
Marley, Mrs Moultrie HIT, Mrs. Alan
y: Capert0n. Mrs. George Jones. Mrs.
shepard Mrs, Anton j. Heitmuller,
MIS-. Orlando H. Smith, Mrs Charles
r keyser. Mrs Charles l., Henry. Mrs
Charles Bridges. Mrs Bryant Wells
Mrs. Katherine Fenton Mrs Homer
Fuller. MTa. Morton Mack Mrs FL
kanah Hun, Mrs Homer H0ch. Mrs
George J0erns Judge Morrison, Mrs
Eugene Hollis. Mrs. Louis p. Shoe
maker, Mrs. r., r. Hinkel, Mrs. Cuvier
Metzler. Mrs, Cloyd Heck Marvin. Mrs
w, 8 Corby, Mrs, Amos A. Fries, Mrs,
| Wii1lem Laird Dunlop, jT.; Mrs. Henry
y, Classic. Mrs. Peter A. Drufy, Mrs
Rust Smith, Mrs. Daniel Smith Cor
don. Mrs, Howard L. Hodgkins, Mrs.
Daniel C. Roper. Mrs Clyde n. Aitch-
ison, Mrs. w. W. Epaid, Mrs, Sidney
Taiisierfo, Mrs. Proctor l.. Dougherty,
| Mrs, Le Gage Pratt, Mrs. William Ever
ett Besli, Mrs Cabot Stevens. Mrs.
Harvey W. Wiley, Mrs Prank Hiram
Smell DT. and Mrs. Lewis J. Battle.
MIS- Alfred Pembroke Thorn, Mrs
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Springs. Va. is the guest of her cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Abraham
Mrs. John O. Cockey and Mrs. Effie
attend the annual conference Of the
Southern Methodist Church
Mrs. John SchwarZmann announces
the marriage Of her sister Anna Mae
Neitzey. TO Mr.. william Simms Sat-
urday. March 81, with Rev. Percy l.,
Vernon OF the Baptist Temple on
ciating.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Siegel an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Minnie, TO Mr.. Samuel Haas of
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. e. H. Eberhart of
Buffalo, who are returning from Miami.
Fla, were guests during the past week
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. jackson on South
washington street. Mrs. Jackson Is
now visiting relatives in Shelby, N. G.
Mrs. r. B. Bergman and her two
children are spending several weeks
with relatives in Catlett Va,
Mr.. G. X. Hunter Of Richmond was
and Mrs. l.. T. Ralford.
Mr.. Fillmore Norheet Is back at the
Episcopal High School after a visit TO
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Nor
feet, In Suffolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. McHugh and Mr.
Morris McHugh are horne from o visit
70 friends In Baltimore
Mr.. Frank Groves OF Falls Church
was the. guest last week OF his aunt,
Mrs. Henry Hit.
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Chi Sigma Gamma Group
To Observe Founders Day

The Chi Sigma Gamma Chemical
Society of George Washington Univer-
sity is holding its annual Founders
day banquet Monday evening at the
Club ST. Marks The patrons and
patronesses who will be present are DR..
Charles E. Monroe. DR.. Hiram C. Nc
Neil, DR. Louise Mcdonnell Brown.
Miss Ada Doyle and Mrs. B. Van Evera
The pledges are Miss Erdine Timber
lake, Miss Carolyn Siebert. Miss Cora
Schubert. Miss Carolyn Snyder. Miss
Monica Snyder. Miss Grace Young,
Miss Estelle Miles and Miss Judith
Steele.
The active members who will be
present are Miss Verna Evans. Miss
Billie Cass Miss Virginia Hefty. Miss
Fofo Mezitis, Miss France Ross. Miss
Helen Jones, Miss Eleanor folsom. Miss
Mae Huntzberger. Miss Gypsie Leek
Miss lillian Nordstrom. Miss Caroline
Blanks. Miss Pearl Mahoney. Miss
Catherine Shaw. Mrs. Lucy Huff. Mrs
Violet Raison and Mrs. D. NJ Ladd
Evening star., 1928-04-29
'Locker-Room Dance"
Charmiri6' Function

The Iocker-room dance held al the
Manor Club Saturday evening. April
81, was an enjoyable affair, attended
by nearly 200 members and their guests.
The party was originally planned TO
celebrate the completion of the mems
large new locker room and was sup
posed TO be held before installing the
new lockers At the last moment how
ever, 1t was found impracticsble TO
put the concrete floor in condition
for: enjoyable dancing and the affair
was held in the ballroom and new din
ing room. The ladies. however. were
not denied their promised first and
only time to see the mems locker room,
as the refreshments, consisting OF sand
wfchess, fruit, salad and coffee. were
served there.
Among those attending the party were
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Achterkirchen, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Alvord, Mr. o. w. Ander-
son, Mr.. and Mrs James w. Baldwin.
Mr.. z. b. Baxter. Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Brooks. Mr.. B. T. Brosius, Mr. and Mrs.
d. N. Burnham, Miss M. Burnham, Mr..
NJ. B. Callahan, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Candy. Mr.. z. CaFbauh, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. 8. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. COun-
selman. Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Cramer.
Mr.. John H. Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
D. Denny. Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Donohoe.
Mr. and Mrs. p NJ Dorsch. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Ehlers. Mr. w. B. Hilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 3. Hird. Mr.. c. NJ.
Jones. Mr.. T. A. Keleler, jr.: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Kendall, Mr.. w. M. Kroll
Mr.. George Landick. jr.: Mr.. z. Brooke
Lee, Mr.. d. J. Mattinsly, Mr.. and Mrs
z. NJ. McClelland, Mr.. C. w. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Miller. Mr..
and Mrs. e. L. Norris. Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Pitcher. Mr.. H. O. Pitt, Mr.. and
Mrs d. 8. Platt. Miss Powell, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Putnam. Mr.. and Mrs. p. W.
Rade. Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Butter, Mr.
and Mrs. George ]. Schoenman, Mr..
and Mrs. @. D. See Mr.. and Mrs. p. C.
Staley, Mr.. C. z. Stewart. Mr.. and Mr.
@. H. Warthen. Mr. and Mrs. W A.
Warthen,. Mr.. and Mrs. walter Wyatt
and Mr.. z. A. Zimmerman, most Of
whom had guests.
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kins have returned from spending the
Winter in Palm Beach and Miami.
Miss Janice jana is the guest OF her
brother-in and sister. Mr.. and Mrs
Julius Rosenfeld. in New York City.
Mrs. Seth Mcdonald OF Washington
is the guest Of her nephew and niece,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Burke. Mrs. Burke s
sister. Mrs. r. J. Suits. has left for her
home in Buffalo. after visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Kinchloe have
returned from visit to relatives in
tanned her bridge club Thursday eve
ming
Mr.. Llewellyn Hoxton and Miss Fam
ny Hoxton Of Charlottesville we're week
end guests Of Or. and Mrs. Archibald
r. Hoxton at the Episcopal High
School
Miss Lily Blankenhorn. who has been
the guest Of her brother and Sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Blankenhorn,
left Sunday for New York and sailed
the following day TO return to her home
in Berlin. Mr. Blankenhorn accom-
panied his sister 70 New York.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Work OF Dubois,
Pa, were the guests during the past
week Of Mr. and Mrs. j. z. 0reisemer
on North Fairfax street
Miss Sadie Freeman is home from
Saluda, N. c.. where she spent the past
month with relatives.
Miss Pearl Bollinger OF Farmville.
Va. has arrived In Alexandria and will
make her home here in the future
Mrs. Earl Dodd and her infant daugh-
ter are the guests Of relatives in Nam
temoy, Md.
Mr.. II. 8. Harrison. who has been
TfkaAa aefs ~fx
in southern California. was the guest
last week OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Fowler
He was en- route TO his home In HAr-
risonburg, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. r. z. Holdings were
week end guests Of friends in Char
lOttesyille.
Miss Helen Ardath Parks was guest Of
honor at an informal party Tuesday
evening given in honor Of her twelfth
birthday anniversary. Those present
we're Mrs. w. II. Brown, Miss Rebs
johnson, Miss Elizabeth Daniels, Miss
Louise Payne, Miss Margaret Liinceford
Miss Lillian HAskey. Miss Virginia Rus.
sell Miss Jannette Michelbach Miss
Nellie Butler, Miss Colene Shelton. Miss
Louise Thompson. Miss Marie Haskey
Miss Elinor Roby. Miss Audrey Hail
Miss Mildred Moore, Miss Clara Devine
Miss Trna Strudywin and Miss Ethe
McDanlelS
Miss Bertha Shaw OF Silver Spring
Is the guest OF her brother-in-law and
sister. Mr. and Mrs John McKericher
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Keyes have
gone 10 their home In Richmond after
visit 10 the latter's aunt. Mrs. Oincie
Davis,
Mrs Roy Craver and Miss Pattie
CTayer were week end guests Of Rev
and Mrs r.. r. White In Washington
Mrs, Hobart Mills OF Montpelier, VT
Was the recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
W. T. Jones.
Mrs. T. A. BrosdduE Of Paeoniap
Evening star., 1928-04-29

! Society OF Colonial Wars and tn" Sons
Of the American Revolution.
Mr.. Tallmadge gave dinner Mon
| day night at the Plaza and took his
guests TO a play The party included
| h fancee and Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Boyer. Mrs J. Maeee Ellsworth, Mrs.
Charles Coster, Mr.. Francis @. Landon
and Mr.. Howard Hasbrouck,
| Mr.. and Mrs. TallmAdEe have de-
parted for Hot Springs for several weeks
and will pass most of the Summer In
Europe Their future home will be In
New York.
Mrs. Joseph Shattuck Of Rye. N. ",
has announced the engagement Of her
youngest daughter. Miss Lydia Shat
tuck, to John r. Manson, I'd, son Of
D. Edgar Manson OF Brookline. Mass.
Miss Shattuck attended Miss Porter's
studied for year at Miss McLean's
school in Paris, She made her debut In
1928 and is A member of the New York
Junior League.
Mr.. Manson was graduated from the
Taft School and Is now q senior at
Yale. He is member Of d. K. E.
and Scroll and Key.
Mrs. Edward Scott Christie OF Lon
don has announced the engagement OF
her daughter. Miss Nina Helen Albert
sen, to Frederick H. Knight of New
York, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s.
knight OF Sunbury. Pa.
Miss Albertsen was educated In Eng.
land and Brussels and later studied In
Paris. She has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Schniewind at East
Seventy-ninth street, since last Fall.
Mr.. Knight was graduated from Yale
iy1 AsAA hA TTNHiu snf %
vania Law School In 1922. He Is
treasurer OF the SusQuehanna silk
Mills and is a member Of the Yale
Clubs Of New York and Philadelphia
and OF the Merton Cricket Club Of
Philadelphia.
What will probably be the most spec
tacular pageant OF the Spring season
will take place Wednesday night at
Madison Square Garden when the
charity carnival. The Magic Carpet"
will be produced with cast of promi-
nent debutantes and matronS of metro
politan society taking part.
There will be general dancing to
music furnished by the Marine Band.
A fashion show will be put on. when
the most beautiful model will be Sc
lected by committee including Floren2
Ziegfeld. A. J. Drexel Biddle. jr.; Mrs.
Claim Breeze, Mrs. orson Mum, Mrs.
Douglas Gibbons. Mrs. Myron C, Tay-
lor. Joseph P. Day and Grover Whalen.
Among the boxholders are: Mrs.
Graham Fair Vanderbilt. Mrs Cor
nelius NJ Bliss. Mrs Henry P. Dawson.
Miss Anne Morgan, Mrs. Edward F.
Hutton, Mrs Frand Vance Storrs, Mrs.
Alfred Sloan. jr: Mrs Dunlevy Mil
bank, Mrs. Rembrandt Peale. Mrs. Ivy
L. Lee. Mrs. Myron c. Taylor. Mrs,
Edward Shearson. Mrs. William c.
Dickerman. Mrs David H. Knott. Mrs.
John North willys. Mrs Herbert /.
Fos' et and Mrs. Eugene w. Ong.
Evening star., 1928-04-29

Jesse Lee Ward. Mrs De witt A.
Mrs Leon Arnold. Mrs. George W.
Eastment. Mrs. Jesse z. Lapham Mrs.
B. Gwynn, Mrs Elma r. Saul. Mrs.
Lewis p Gatti. Mrs. L, Boiling Thorn
ton. Mrs. Charles H. Hamlin. Miss
Halle Brown. Mrs. Clyde B. Asher. Mrs
James s. Boyd Mrs. Louis O. Julian,
Mrs. John H. Ray Mrs Eli A. Helmick,
Mrs. Victor Kaufman. Mrs. Chase w
Kennedy, Mrs. James K C0upal. Mrs.
Harry l.. Rust. jr. Mrs. Ennails Wagga
man, Mrs william E. Hearn. Miss Lena
Evans, Entire Nous Club Mrs. Ernest
Willert Spink, Mrs. c. b. Wood. Mrs.
Theodore Douglas Robinson. Mrs.
Preston Claud King. Mrs. z. Barrett
Prettyman, Mrs Maude Gibbs. Mrs.
Arthur Lee willard, Mrs Nelson p
N. Harper, Mrs. Samuel Herrick, Mrs.
Walter Wells, Mrs. Bruce Baird, Mrs.
Edward T. Clarke. Mrs. william I.
Denning. Mrs. Basil Manly, Mrs. Virgil
Miller, Mrs, Henry Grattan Doyle,
Mrs. Edward c. Merrill. Mrs. Anton
Stephan. Mrs. Frank j. OConnor, Mrs.
Mary T. Shanahan. Mrs william r.
Harr, r. G. Brinley, Mrs. James G.
Latta, Mrs. Wiley Howell. Mrs. Howar
=. Strine, Mrs. G. w. Corhy and Mrs.
Katherine Egan.
Mrs. Thacker " Walker, chairman
OF the homemade cakes and candies.
has on her committee Miss Marion
Smith and Mrs. A. L. Rheinstrom.
Mrs. Lucy Cooper Shaw. chairman of
the committee on prizes. has assisting
her Mrs. Mansfield. Mrs. Irwin and
Miss Virginia Bowen. and announces
that there win be handsome prize for
each table. donated by the business
people OF the city: also handsome
door prize.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Kappa Phi Delta Group
Sponsors Card Party

Alpha Chapter OF the Kappa Phi
Delta Sorority has completed iinal ar
'rangemerts for q card party to be held
at the Thomas Circle Club. 1926 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest. Tuesday. at
Sis o'clock pm. Very attractive prizes
have been selected by the committee In
charge. Mrs. Gladys Allen and Mrs.
Kathleen Klotz, and there viii Be
prize for each table. Mrs. Marian
Hense Is in charge of tables and Miss
Mary Schmidt is in charge Of the candy.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Mrs. Hoover Will Aid
University Alumnae Tea

Mrs Herbert Hoover viii BE- among
the alumnae Of the Leland Stanford
Jr. University who win act as host
eSses at tea tomorrow afternoon at
the American Association Of Univer-
sity Women, 1884 I street. Mrs. Ida
Hustled Harper and Mrs. Ernest Smith
viii preside at the tea table. Among
the other members Of Leland Stanford
JT- University group who win assist
ere Miss Sybn Baker. director Of the
community center department. who
wtll discuss Eugene OrNeifs new pIav.
The Stranger 1nteriude." and Miss
Harlem James, who VIII introduce the
speaker.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Editor Heating Addresses
Woman Democrats Club

MIR. Edward Heating. editor of La
Dor, was the speaker on Friday, April
20. at the guest luncheon Of the Wom-
ans National Democratic Club. Mr..
Keating is editor and manager Of the
weekly paper, Labor. and his SUBJ
ject was Unemployment" Mrs. Frank
Hiram Smell introduced the speaker
Those seated at the speakers table for
luncheon we're Mr.. and Mrs Huston
Thompson. Mrs. H. S. Thompson, Mrs.
William Alexander. Miss Grace Nc
Donnell and Mrs. Edward Heating.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Social Service Group
Sponsors Garden Party

The Georgetown Social Service Con-
terence will give bridge and garden
party on the afternoon Of May % for
the benefit OF the Associated Charities
work in that district. The committee
is planning TO have q large number
CT Georgetown homes open for bridge
% be followed by tea and A tour of
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Levy
Will Receive Tonight

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Levy will
give reception this evening at e:30
O'Clock in their home. so New York
avenue. In celebration OF the confirma-
ton OF their son. Lester, at the Adas
Israel Synagogue yesterday morning
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Long Distance in China.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI. -- Long distance tele-
phore service Ia now available to Nam
king. 200 miles away. under government
direction.
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ny the representative assortment of leading
makes and models now in our used car sales
lie partnlent. They're all excellent values.
Come in and look them over.
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HAKAEEAs NATIVE HAWAIIAN nov
sity entertainer with hula girl dancers
isas proven s:sef5ai addition TO many pro.
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AND OTHERS.
EASY TERMS.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
II. B. LEARY. JR., & BROS,
1921 14th St.
North 1926.
"BOASTING"

DO&AS Inv
about what we've got---how good they
and so forth. is not alone expected TO
sell our used cars.
Note the prices below. then see these cars
for your own comparison.
Yes. without obligation and assisted by
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PACKARD WASHINGTON,
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