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Evening star., 1928-05-17

Bright sun
shine $ and
warm days
put yo ur
com . lexion
to the su-
preme test
You need
not fear the
b righ tie st
lights ard
most scruti-
nizirg cares
ss x.f,st have
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Mrs. j. Fl. Abbott of Laramie, wyo.,
is at the Grace Dodge Hotel for a week
or more. With her are Miss Amy G.
Abbott of Cheyenne and Mrs. L. e.
Martin of Sheridan, Wyo.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton
Rogers, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Reed Of Tuxedo Park. and Mr.. and
Evening star., 1928-05-17
SOCIETY
Vice President and Mrs. Dawes Honor
Guests at Interesting Dinner
Party This Evening,

informally at dinner at the
Wardman Park Hotel last evening.
Former Senator William NJ. Butler
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Cfisweil have
as their guest for few days at the
Wardman Park Hotel, Mrs. Kennedy.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

With the hot Summer season
coming on-and golf tennis, the
seashore and the mountains at
hand-sports togs and cottons
are in vogue.
Tennis dresses. suitable for the
occasion. are delightful IN various
colors of pique.
12.50.
Sweaters, so heraided in vogue.
in scarlet. canary. nile. blue or any
shade YOU wish, are exceptionally
chic with their round necks like
sweat shirts.
900.
Dashing cardigan sweaters IN
different colors are here, too.
500.
Francise is showing also
sleeveless sweaters, tennis and
golf socks.
Their chiffons for afternoon and
evening arc iovelier than ever.
No more thought is given by
any shop for seasonal costuming
than Francise.
1919 Que Street.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Miss Jessie Wilcox Smith of Phila-
delphia, the well known portrait painter
of children, Is now In Washington at
tending the nineteenth annual conven-
IC0ntinued on Nineteenth PaCe.1
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Mrs. Allan c. Wellman of New York.
Additional guests have been asked for
dancing after the dinner and the party
will be given at Kentsdale, the charm
ing country place of MFR. and Mrs
Kendall
MIR, and Mrs. Rogers are among the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Kendall IN their
box at the opening of the National
Capital Horse Show this afternoon. but
Mr.. and Mrs Reed and Mr.. and Mrs
Wellman will not arrive until the late
afternoon and will remain over Sunday,
MFR. and Mrs A. j. Farrell OF Chicago
are OF the Grace Dodge Hotel for an
extended SknN
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Mrs Houghton, widow of the late Mr..
Arthur Amory Honghton OF Corning.
N Y, is now in Washington and is at
the May6ower.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Vanity Shoppe

A wave cg lasting popularity IS
being given by Ice paiaRo At this
shop
lS4S Connecticut Avenus,
So mach depends GA the haSsr
wave given after permanent,
The nefmanentS and anger waves
gwen hv Ice pasano have naads
tee bun a reputation ri an artist,
They give the appearance vi hssng
perfectly nAtnFas-and ii YOU wish
they may he suited 10 the heAa t.
glve the modeFn Sculpsuged eject
With the earuSh OF warm Suns-
mer days Noa viii md 4 perraa-
nent and hnger wave BY Joe
Faiann youF greatest pleasure
aud absolute satisfaction,
Beauty work ei all kinds i
done heTe-~eaeh operator il skilled
in his own hFaneh-~you will hs
delighted with their work.
Telephane Franklln 4lSS
and sfsl.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Philadelphia; Lettisf1 lady, accompa-
MED by her daughter and their servant;
Filipino amiego with his prize
rooster, Miss Juliana Garfinckel and an
American COB, spick and span In his
white ducks.
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at
the social bureau Mime. Bachke and
Mime, Ekengren. who have charge OF
the candy booth at Neighborhood House
fete at Twin Oaks, May "a. will meet
with the ladies of their committee.
Mrs. John Francis Amherst Cecil and
Mrs. David B. Morgan are completing
plans for the sale e. bath salts In Ashe-
vile, New York AID Washington ships.
The proceeds of the sale will go to the
Riltmore Hospital building fund. The
salts are being made at Biltmore House
the home Of Mrs. Cecil, from Euro
pean recipe.
Word has been received here Of the
marriage yesterday In Council Bluffs,
Iowa, of Mrs, Emily Urbany to Mr.. F
Frederick Plaehn of Audubon, Iowa.
Mrs. Plaehn was the widow ow Mr.. John
r Urbany of Carroll. Iowa. and is a
daughter of MFR. and Mrs. P j. Haiti
gan of this c.ty.
Mr. and MRS Plaelln will make. their
future home In Audubon. Iowa, after a
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Mrs. A. @. Shannon, formerly Of this
city, is stopping at the Wardman Park
Hotel. She is accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. Harry S. Bradley of
Wheeling, w. Va.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Col. Wade r. Cooper viii be the guest
of Gov Sampson Of Kentucky during
the Derby at Churchill Downs Saturday.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Col. and Mrs r. NJ Robbins. Mai
and Mrs S. 3. wilbY and Mai. and Mrs
D. I. Sultan will entertain jointly at
dinner Friday evening.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

arrived today at the willard from his
hons In Boston. He plans 10 remain a
few days here.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Mrs. Rush La Motto Holland enter
tained az luncheon yesterday At the
wsrdman Park Hotel in compliment 70
Mrs. Grant Hemenway Of Colorado
Springs. There we're "a In the party,
ard after luncheon they adjourned for
bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Hemenway are
spending several weeks In the city.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Mrs. C. S. Mitchell and Miss Eliza
beth Mitchell have gone 70 visit in
Canada and in Rochester. N. 7. They
are making the trip by automobile.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
MASON JULES

"The Shop Erclustue But Not
Expensive"
will close out some odds and
ends in broken sizes of high-class
merchandise.
Tan imported tweed ensemble
(size 38) originally 110-4os0
Imported tan mixture sport coat
(size 36l. originally oo.s0-3o.
S ensemble casha sports coats
in navy and in tan Isles i6-5S),
originally 2o.s0-lo.
2 evening dresses, (sizes l6 and
49, that were 3o50-l6.7S.
Is silk dresses in plain coicrs
and prints that were lS.s0-l0.
All silk scarfs at u price.
These bargains will not last
long.
Smart shoppers don't delay.
1927 Connecticut Avenue.
Those who
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/ u kA melts in your
kG N> A4A mouth may be
y heard to say
VTT Y on all sides
= alS1AH lets lunch or
~ dine at The
Ts1 sooA Huguenct."
7sc luncheon
and their dinners
satisfy your craving appetite Just
little better than any Others
elsewhere.
The much heralded Hueuenot
garden is open-and you may
enjoy these perfect days in at
mosphere.
Special parties by arrangement.
Sunday night dinner 5 to 8.
1850 Connecticut Avenue.
Main oSss.
~ - %
Il Underwood and
- Underwood have in
sAaA the window of their
1U1U7 studio studio, ,,.,.s.. a grea. a;
SYI brides.
N Brides are al
uuRNIJ ways interesting to
6~N women-~~w h her
about TO become
bride or whether they have been
bride in the past.
Pictures of brides have an ap.
peal to wonderland as May
draws TO close and June. the
month of brides. approaches there
is hardly any woman in Wash
ington who isn't familiar with
someone who IL going to set mar
ried.
and so this special exhibit has
heen prepared 50 that the excel
lent work in bridal portraits can
he seen~~and II has been sng~
gested thar prospective brides
may get suggestions ON details oi
gown or other items,
Underwood and Underwood
make pictures oi every bride of
prominence. They have several
artists who have made this type
oil portrait their speciality.
A point for brides 20 consider
iii your bridal picture il NOT
made right ii can never be taken
again.
Underwood aud Underwood
Bridal portraits cost no more
than others.
They specialize on styles from
$40 Q dozen up,
iai0 Connecticut Avenue.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
wedding trip to Denver and Colorado

Mrs Susan Scott Meetze announces
the marriage of her daughter Janet to
Mr.. Charles Rozzell Long In the Church
of the Epiphany Tuesday, May IA.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Dean Haiford
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Engagement of Miss Lucas
TO Mr., Kinnear Announced.

Mrs. Watson e. Coleman entertained
at a bridge luncheon at the Columbia
Country Club yesterday IN compliment
To Miss Evelyn Norton, daughter Of
Representative and Mrs. John ". Nor
ton Of Nebraska.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

1@HE Vice President and Mrs,
Dawes viii be the guests OF
honor at dinner this evening
IL Of the Comnaandant Of the
Army war College and Mrs. Will
liam y. Connor and Senator kenneth
Nckellar. The dinner will be gwen
at the college,
The ambassador of Turkey. Ahmed
Mouhtar Bey. returned to Washington
last evening from Baltimore, where he
made an appeal for the Near East Re-
lief
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10

treated him as nicely as could:
Il know now ! can never marry
him. Under the circumstances. ]
can no longer live in his house"
Goynes, who lost q leg in an ac-
cident following the Spanish-Amer-
lean war. agreed that the bargain
was off
Il did what I could for the girl.
he said, because I didn't want her
to hurry into a marriage which she
might regret afterward. never
talked Of marriage to her. because
l am much older than she and
handicapped in my physical condi-
ton. I was almost afraid that
through gratitude for what I had
done for her. or something of that
sort, she might fall in love with me. f"
During two months of the trial
period the Albert family lived in one
of the houses Goynes owns here.
Would Return to Duluth
Miss Albert said she would return
to Duluth, Mimi, where she was
working before moving here. She
said she would go over the numer-
Gus proposals she received when her
first offer was made.
IF ! ever marry. I want to mar
ry for love" she said, but on the
other hand. my parents future must
be my first consideration.
couldn't bear to see them cared for
by the county or the state. Even
though I dread marriage as love-
less proposition, see no other way"
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
WALKER TALKS TO
M!0V|ESLEADERS
Says Industry Should Not Be
Partisan in Politics

Hollywood, Cal. July II up -
Addressing the publicity men OF the
motion picture world Mayor James
]. Walker of New York last night
declared that he had been informed
that the industry had been dellv-
cred into the camp OF one of the
major political parties"
The New York mayor declared
that if the film industry allowed Its
neutrality to be violated IN the 1925
presidential campaign, it must Eek
pect the consequences of such par
tisanship if it guesses wrong"
The New York executive men,
toned no names in his address. al
though several prominent motion
picture men are republicans. They
include Louis B. Mayer, who at
tended the recent Kansas City con-
vention as a delegate; Joseph
senenck a producer, VINO is a
member of the republican state
central committee. and VIII H.
Hays. head OF the motion picture
producers and distributors.
Mayor Walker informed his
hearers that although he had put
on the statute hooks of New York
law making Sunday movies pos
sible," he never had asked any
favors from the industry on that
account, despite the fact that it
was clear that. the welfare OF the
industry's box office was involved
And If you know anything about
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
Musical Comedy Producer
Is Placed Under Arrest

New York. July 10 P-An ar
gument with a policeman over a
no parking order led to the arrest
last night of Lawrence SchWab.
Broadway musical comedy produc-
er. on charges of disorderly conduct
and unlawful transportation of Ii
quor.
Similar charges were preferred
against the producers mother. his
chauffeur and Miss Geraldine Bar
nett. all of whom were in his auto
mobile when the dispute took place
at 49th street and Broadway They
were released in bail OF 81 900 each
Patrolman Mitchell, who arrested
Schwab. said that after reaching the
police station he discovered two cas-
es of liquor in the car. The machine
was seized to await disposition of
the case.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
COLLISION AT CORNER

Cars driven by Edward A. Bcnato
of IS Curtis street Hartford, and
Frank Neubauer OF so Hawkins
street this city. collided about $50
last night at Main and Winter
streets Bonato was driving south on
Main street and Neuhauer was turn
ing north on Main street. having
driven weot on Winter street. There
were cars parked at the curb, fore
ing Neubauer to pull over consider
ably in making the turn Neuhauer's
car was badly damaged, while the
car driven by Bonato. which was
registered In the name Of the Jersol
company OF o4s State street. Hart
ford suffered only slightly. Officer
Louis E. Harper reported no cause
for police action.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
tG|RL REVIEWS HUNT
FOR A HUSBAND
Wants Marriage With One
Caring for Parents

Milwaukee. July 10 P-Beatrice
Albert. the 19-year-old auction
girl" of Siren. Wis. has renewed her
quest for the man who will provide
for her parents in return for her
hand in marriage.
Miss Albert confessed that the
plan did not satisfy her. but that it
was the only one she has been able
TO think of by which the future COM
fort of her father mother and
brother could be assured.
Il wouldn't mind working If I
could get anywhere by doing it." she
explained, but under the circum-
stances I think the only solution is
for me to marry some man who will
take care of my parents"
When she first made this offer six
months ago she received numerous
proposals. Eventually she accepted
the offer of w w Goynes As. post
master of the Soldiers Home here
to provide home for her. parents
on a six months trial basis. At the
end Of the half year she was to de
eide whether she would marry him.
With the trial four months to run.
Miss Albert has decided she cannot
go through with it.
Quit Him
HE told me when We first came
down that he wanted me to meet
some young fellows and have good
time" she said. When I did. he
objected. He accused me Of being
rude to him. although I always
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE
Frank L. Conlon Chosen as Sixth
Ward Representative and DR..
Henry Martin for School Board

As had been expected, democratic
members of the common council at
their caucus last night agreed to
nominate Frank L. Conlon to. fill a
vacancy n the sixth ward council
delegation. and DR.. Henry Martin to
fill a vacancy on the school board.
The names will be submitted to the
common council st next week :
meeting for approval.
Mr.. Conlon has had previous ex-
perlence IN the elty's governme entail
body as councilman and later as
an alderman. He has also served on
the fire commission and as chair
man of the board of public works
DR.. Martin has not been connect
ed with the city government preN-
ously. He is a prominent dentist
and is former exalted ruler Of New
Britain lodge, B. P. Q. E.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
Theater Owner STAYS in
Jail After Killing Bow

Denver, Colo, July 10 Op, - Al
pheus F., Dickson, theater owner,
who has admitted killing a Mis-
souri, farm boy he found with Mrs.
Dickson, today remained in iail
while prosecuting attorneys drafted
formal charges
After coroner's Jury found
Dickson guilty of INJECTING the
wounds which caused the death Of
Herbert H. Powell, the prosecutor
Indicated that a charge of murder
would be filed against the 81 year
old theater man.
While Dickson did not testify at
the inquest, he told police that he
did not intend to kill Powell who
met Mrs. Dickson several months
ago while delivering groceries at
her home
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
Fifty Roman Catholic
Priests Under Arrest

Mexico City, July 10 Ft-Fifty
Roman Catholics including Jose
Reveles Rodarte. priest, were un-
der arrest today charger with violat-
ing the religious laws. Police said
dsnce fitted with an altar and the
necessary equipment for conducting
mass. A quantity of literature was
seized and is being examined to de-
tern1ine whether 1t is seditious.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10

to be out Of danger. although the
operation was Of an emergency ma
ture.
La ROGUE was preparing ia
leave shortly for New York for .
stage appearance and hts wife,
Wilma Blanky. also Of the Aims,
said that he probably would pro-
coed with his eastern trip as soon
AZ he has recovered.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
122 Nicaraguan Rebels
Law Down Their Arms

! Managua. Nicaragua, July 10 P
One hundred and twenty-five in
surgents have accepted amnesty and
surrendered without arms to the
marine post at Ocotal, Nueva Sc
govia. Nineteen of the men had
operated directly under Jose Lean
Diaz, notorious rebel leader. and
the others under his sub chiefs.
A demonstration OF good will to-
ward the marines was made by ma
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10

tives Of Telepaneca. Nueva Segovia.
in commemoration OF the American
independence day. They placed
wreaths they had made themselves
on the graves OF Privates James +.
Chaser and Lenton c. Russell, both
of whom died from wounds in 4
fight with rebels last September.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
Rod La ROGUE Said to
Be Out of Danger Now

Pasadena, Cal. July 10 R1Rod
La ROGUE. feature film player. was
operated on for appendicitis yester-
day at the Pasadena hospital, to
which he was taken when stricken
Ill at his home In Hollywood Sum
day night. Attending physicians
last night reported the film actor
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
LAST LAMPLIGHTER QUITS

Chicago July 10-The last lamp
lighter in Chicago is about to lose
lighted street In the city. t.; being
equipped with electric lights.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
HAS BLOOD TRANSMISSION

Mrs. Mary Parker. wife OF Fire
man Edward n Parker of South
Main street underwent a successful
operation and blood TRANSMISSION at
Hartford hospital Yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
s s s

Cures Malaria and quickly relieves
Btlioas0oss, Headaches ard Diszl-
ness due to temporary Coasttpsttta.
Aids In eliminating Toxtns and u
highly esteemed for prodvciag copa-
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10

aviation" he said. you know that
no matter how high you fly you
must come down to earth to eat"
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
Sunday School Picnic

The annual Sunday School picnic
Of the Newington Congregational
church will be held at Lake Com
pounce on July 81. A large number
Of church members and children are
planning to attend.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
Ladies Aid Society Sale

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Nswington Congregational church
will hold its second ice cream ana
cake sale on the lawn OF the church
on Friday evening at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Walter J. Garfield Is In charge.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
'NEWINGT0N Street
USED BY SPEEDERS
State Policeman May Be As.
signA to Patrol New Road

Newington. July 1o-Because OF a
recent influx Of complaints of speed
ers on the Main street, to the town
authorities one of the copsta bles
was on duty last night IN an effort
10 stop the practice,
Since the new road has been COM
pleted through the center OF the
town, motorists travelling through
Nevinston have been in the habit
OF speeding along Main street with
out slowing down. Complaints have
been numerous and efforts are be-
ing made 70 prevent II. The lives
OF a large number OF people, espe-
oially children. who live on Main
street. are endangered. Residents OF
this street have been particularly
annoyed.
It is said that a state policeman
will be placed on duty AZ the Center
on SUNDAYS and holidays S soon as
possible. Newinston Is one OF the
few small towns in this section OF
tAS SIatc VIII uoeS NV iiA = - tt-~
torcycle policeman.
. Fire Department Drill
The members OF the Newinston
Volunteer fire department will hold
a practice drill at the Center on
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock &C
cordins to an announcement by
Chief John F. Walsh. -Four WAISTS on
the siren will be blown to warn the
members of the drill.
There are now IS members in the
department in good standing and ef-
forts will be made to divide the
msmbership into squads which will
have definite duties to perform in
case Of fire. At present when 4 fire
breaks out. al members respond to
the alarm and help as much as they
can.
The fire which occurred on East
Robbins avenue Saturday night
brought ont the fact that several
members should be on hand to d.
rect traffic only In case the fire Is
near the main highway. Traffic was
heavy on this road Saturday night
and was interrupted by the fire.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10
Ncv'ington Notes

Mr.. and Mrs Edward scheiber
and family Of the center have re-
turned after spending a few DAYS in
Boston and Worcester.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10

Paul s. Gregory OF the Willard
tract whose recent illness was dag
nosed az smallpox is rapidly i'm
proving.
New Britain herald., 1928-07-10

Workmen for the town are i'm.
proving Wilson avenue under the
direction Of First selectman James
Z. Gilbert. Unless wet weather holds
up the work, 1t will be finished
within a few days. II is expected
that oil will be applied Wednesday.
When this work is completed. the
men will continue work on stoddard
avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-24
Government Air
Official Here

John +. Summers, air port spe-
ciaiist Of tn" Department of Com
mcrcc. arrived in the city this morn
ing to inspect the Imperial County
Airport and other landing fields in
Imperial Valley and to make recon-
m"ndaticn Tor their further better
men
S0mmcrs came by Maddux air
plane and was met at the field by
passenger agent, j. Il. Puckctt;
Robert Hays and President ietzcl
Of the local chamber; supervisors
Romeo Saith and Ben liulsc; May
or Clements, Andy Prcble and Hugh
Oakley, of Imperial, While here he
will be the guest of the chamber of
commerce.
Much help is expected from som
mers visit as Ice is thoroughly
0raeticcd in and an authority on de
tcrmining the Importance OF fields
and giving them the rating to which
they are entitled. The chamber of
commerce has named a committee,
consisting Of Il. l.. WhitclaW, Ross
+. llickcoX and C. w. Rcmclc to
devise ways and means of further
Improvement of the airport on I'M
UcrHl Avenue and SommcrS' sug-
EcstlonS are expected to be Of much
assistance.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-24
HARDINC'S FATHER
LAID TO REST IN
MARION CEMETERY

MARION. O., .,3.. -+.-Tha body
If DR.. George T. Harding, father
Of ,hc lat president, Warren 6.
Harding, was laid 10 res; lin Marion
cemetery This afternoon. within .
st.n"'s throw Of the memorial
which tn nation -: t. his s,n $
memory.
Dr, Harding c4c6 at SANTA .tna,
calif, last Monday. The body ar
rjl,d hage last mslt and lay in
s.atr uHti p. II. hundreds Of
fri, nd. pass by the caskct
Services at the eemetorv mer, as
-.r,rlr IS had bncn the life of the
ldar Harding who saw his son rise
from the editorship of y small town
newspaper to the presidency Of the
United States.
Int"rment was preceded by brief
services 1t tha Harding home.
Tie Eey. II. II. yotaw Of Wash.
iug}un pronounced the funeral ora
ton. H. spoke briefly, describing
lr. Harding rs "a sympathetic man,
4 generous man, and "A man who was
.Hahl" to onjoy anything not shared
by others.
l"I'ioarcrs were professional col
leagues. Of r.. Harding.
President Calvin Coolidge tclc-
graphcd DR.. Harding 5 widow his
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