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Evening star., 1928-11-23
ROBERTS REMOVAL
HIT BY CITIZENS
Conduit Road Association
Asks Havenner to Explain
Committee Assignments.

Resolutions criticizing removal OF Will
liam A. Roberts from the public utilities
committee of the Federation of Cit
azens' Associations and calling upon DR..
George c. Havenner, president OF the
federation, for an explanation OF ms
failure to reappoint him we're adopted
following heated discussion at a meet
Sng of the Conduit Road Citizens, AS
Eociation in Potomac. Heights COM
munity Hall last night.
A resolution also was adopted to send
n letter to william NICK. Clayton, re-
appointed chairman of the public utll-
aties committee, asking him If 1t was
his desire. prior to the appointment OF
federation committees by DR.. Havenner
last Wednesday, that Mr.. Roberts be
reappointed.
Bailey Intro ances Resolution.
Mr.. Roberts, wiSp served last year as
vice chairman of the committee, was
named as a member Of the committees
on education and zoning regulations by
DR.. JHavenner.
The resolution was introduced by
CLYDE S. Bailey, vice president of the
association, who also is assistant Secre-
tary of the National Association of
Public Utilities Commissions and chair
man of the Conduit Road Citizens AS
Eociation public utilities committee.
Mr.. Bailey declared that the removal
hf Mr.. Roberts from the utilities COM
mittee "doeS not reflect any credit on
DIR. Havenner," adding that Roberts
has been human dynamo" and that
his removal occurred at time when he
would be of the greatest value to the
people of Washington because OF his
experience.
Sent to Federation.
Other members of the association ex-
pressed themselves at a loss TO unoer-
stand DR.. Havenner's motives IN omit
ting Mr.. Roberts from the committee.
The resolutions are to be sent 10
The federation with the request that they
be read before that body at its meeting
December /.
The association also adopted a reSo-
aution asking the Public Utilities Com
mission if a change in the methods
of paying for electricity by the con-
Sumer to the electric company direct
instead of by large apartment owners,
who secure electricity at wholesale rates
and charge tenants retail prices Tor 1t,
will make the cost to the average con-
sumner greater than it now is, and if SO
TO refuse the petition of the Potomac
Electric Power Co. for a change. Be-
lief that items included in the proposed
change would mean a greater cost to
the smaller consumers was expressed
at the meeting.
Plans for the associations participa-
ton in the dedication of the new
Francis Scott Key Bridge December II
were announced by Mrs. H. j. Steiner.
The association approved OF. sending
two delegates to the District of Colum-
bia Public School Association. Samuel
p. Hatchett, president of the associa-
ton, presided.
Evening star., 1928-11-23
COLORED MAN HELD
AS WINDOW ROBBER
officer Who Made Arrest After
Seeing Brick in His Hand
Says He Confessed.

Arrested after chase by policeman
who saw him walk up to store window
early this morning, Joseph Wade Cra-
ven, colored, of the 1900 block of Ninth
street, confessed that he had broken IL
show windows and looted them, accord
ing to the police.
For the past two months merchants
on Pennsylvania avenue, F street and
Seventh street have been losing over
coats, shoes, trousers and revolvers to
burglar who has been smashing win
dows with a brick wrapped in news
papers.
In an effort to apprehend the man,
Capt Thaddeus A. Bean of the first
precinct last night placed McGhee in
plain clothes and told him he expected
action before morning.
McGhee remained on the job until
shortly before daybreak, when he saw
a colored man walk up to the window
of the Potomac Rubber Co., 726 Four
teenth street. AS McGhee started to-
ward the man the latter dropped a
piece of brick wrapped in newspaper
and fed.
The chase led up Fourteenth street,
out H street to an alley in the 1900
block, through the alley to street, out
I street to Thirteenth street and up
Thirteenth street to K, where McGhee
proved he was the more speedy OF the
two.
Upon his capture Craven is said to
have admitted he was the man sought
and calmly went to the station house.
Evening star., 1928-11-23
MOTORIST Is ARRESTED
AS RECKLESS 1DRlVER
3. l. Judy Held on Three Charges
After Police Pursuit in
Commandeered Car.

Captured on the Capitol grounds last
night by two policemen. who COM
Tnandeered private car and gave chase
from Sixth and K streets, Joseph Lee
Judy, first block of Second street north
east, was to be arraigned in Traffic
Court today on charges of reckless driv-
ing, leaving after colliding and failing
TO have permit.
Policemen Poole and Parks of the
second precinct say they were talking TO
a motorist on SIXTH street when they saw
.Judy's car crash into taxi at the in
tersection. They jumped into the
civilians car and gave chase, finally
capturing Judy by forcing his machine
to the curb.
The taxi was driven by Ivan Bag
danoff, 1900 block on Fifteenth street,
who was en- route to Union Station with
three passengers. The taxi was badly
damaged. but the occupants escaped
with minor hurts, police said.
Judy was released after posting $605
collateral.
Evening star., 1928-11-23
SMITH NEW TRIAL
|. PLEA BEING DRAWN
Motion for Another Hearing
for Slayer of Girl May Be
Filed Monday.

Motion for a new trial for Franklin
Ellsworth Smith, stoop- p-shouldered, half
blind night watchman who yesterday
was found guilty of first degree murder
in the Staying Of his 19-year-old daugh-
ter, Bessie L. Smith, September at his
apartment, ISL New Jersey avenue, was
being drawn up today by his attorney.
E. Russell Kelly, and probably Will be
filed in District Supreme Court Mon
day.
Expect Sentence December !.
Formal announcement of the death
sentence. which is mandatory under the
verdict returned an hour and 80 min
utes after Smiths trial ended yester-
dav probably will be made by Chlef
Justice Walter /. Mccoy of District Su-
preme Court Saturday, December !.
Smith heard his fate yesterday after
noon with the same lack OF emotion
which defense alienists characterized as
strange in him and which was one OF
the reasons for diagnosing him as in
sane. He hardly blinked behind the
thick glasses that hid the one blind and
the other partially blind eye. Before the
verdict was given he tried to straighten
his twisted an emaciated body, out
failed. without word, he walked from
the courtroom with his guard after the
poll was taken of the jurors.
Calls Verdict Unfair.
Then as he was getting into the van
To return to the District Jail. there to
await the day of death for his crime,
he made his only remark.
"It was an unfair verdict. 1t should
have been second degree" he said to
his guard. -,
Throughout the trial Smith sat as
stolidly as when he heard the verdict,
except for the two hours he spent on
the witness stand telling in detail his
life history and the events leading up
to his crime.
Evening star., 1928-11-23
Unable to Explain Award.

Asked what prevented the award to
the Danish literary critic, who died
last year, Miss Lagerloef said:
THAT I cannot say, but you see
there were so many bishops, I do not
mean the archbishop, DR.. Nathan
Soederblom. He is a wise man who
Evening star., 1928-11-23
QUAKE WRECKS BUILDINGS

BUCHAREST, Rumania, November
% R).-Severe earthquake shocks were
felt throughout Rumania this morning,
the tremors being particularly marked
at Jassy, where several buildings fell
and pictures and furniture thrown
about.
Inhabitants of the suburbs Of Bucha-
rest were panic-stricken for a time.
Telegraph and telephone services were
temporarily interrupted.
Evening star., 1928-11-23
LET MODERN WOMAN ALONE PLEA
OF 7O-YEAR-OLD SWEDISH WRITER
Authoress Who Won Nobel Prize Hopes to
See Girl of Today Attain Glorious
Heights We Old People Wish For"

understood very well the great i'm
portance If the works. of George
BrandeS although Brandes fought
religion. Yet Brandes' last book, THE
Saga of Jesus" (the Jesus myth dis
liked In this book he was not the
old George Brandes. That Christ had
not existed, maybe; but his spirit and
faith in Him will live.
LAS an author I have often thought
that his story is too good not to be
real. am sure nobody could have
written this story. No. I am convinced
Christ lived on earth"
Evening star., 1928-11-23
GOVERNORS ADJOURN.
George H. Dern of Utah Elected
Chairman of Council.

NEW ORLEANS, La, November %
LP).- Governors of 20 States were re-
turning home today after the final ses-
sion of the annual governors meeting
here last night in which Gov. George
H. Dern of Utah, was elected chair
man of the council, and New London,
Conn, was selected as the next con-
Vention city.
The governors named governors John
Hammill of Iowa, John H. Trumbull,
Conn; Norman Case, Rhode Island,
and Huey P. Long of Louisiana, as ad-
ditional members of the council.
Evening star., 1928-11-23
Sewer Contract Awarded.

q. 3. Mullin, Inc, was awarded a
Contract by the District Commissioners
today to construct the Shepherd Park
stornwater sewer between Rock Greek
and Sixteenth and Juniper streets at
q cost of $4,000.
Evening star., 1928-11-23

The knee of H. M. S. Victory, the
wooden prop supporting the deck
against which Lord Nelson lay dying
in the cockpit, has been restored to the
ship, now under construction at Ports
mouth, England.
Evening star., 1928-11-23

For saving another child while her
baby boy was drowning, Mrs. Elizabeth
O'Hagen of Derry, Ireland, was recent
ly presented Royal Humane Society
medal
Evening star., 1928-11-23
Slain Man Supervised Theaters.

INDIANAPOLIS, November % [P-
Paul T. Pulliam, supervisor of string
of motion picture theaters here, who
was shot and killed by bandits Tuesday
night, was not the manager of the
Fountain Square Theater as was first
reported.
Evening star., 1928-01-29
Miss May Eleanor Smith
Hostess at Luncheon

Miss May Eleanor Smith will be
hostess at a bridge luncheon at / O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon at the Women's
City Club. Among those who will attend
are Mrs. Frederick Yates. Mrs. c. II.
Claudy, Mrs. Wymond Bradbury. Mrs.
William Yates, Mrs. Morris Irwin, Mrs
Corbin Thompson, Mrs. William Belt,
Mrs. b. r. Flemer, Mrs. Henry M. Phil
lips Miss Grace r. Osgood, Mrs George
A. Adams, Mrs. William Mutchler, Mrs.
J. Edwin Reid, Mrs. r. II. Dawson. Mrs
II. l.. Mccoy, Mrs. G. 0. Goodpasture,
Mrs. D. E. Winstead. Mrs. Jessie Bar
Der, Mrs. l.. Hurdle, Mrs. Don 8.
Knowlton, Mrs. Burney Vest. Mrs. Au-
gustus Frailey, Mrs Burton Glenn, Mrs
Elijah w. Van Metre, Mrs. E. B. Gull
ley. Mrs. A. F. Arnold, Mrs. w. II. Whit
ney, Mrs. Elma Saul, Mrs. E. T. Hay
ward, Mrs. William II. Osburn, Mrs.
w. @. Waldo, Mrs. Isler, Mrs. A. S.
Maddox, Mrs. Fred Repetti, Mrs. Lucille
SlocoWch, Mrs. George Chace, Mrs. A.
B. Wilson, Mrs. George A. Martin. Mrs.
w. @. Sears, Mrs. j. K Freiot, Mrs. J.
Edwin Reid. Mrs. T. II. Dawson, Mrs.
N. E. Ellsworth, Mrs. J. l.. Quinn, Mrs.
Philip B. Matz, Mrs. Gertrude Dolliver.
Mrs. Arthur B. Tayes, Mrs. Adelaide
Lowe, Mrs. c. G. Cable. Mrs Lawrence
Becker, Mrs. Charles Wilcox, Miss Mary
Mason, Mrs. j. J. Stephens, Mrs. Meta
r. Cole, Miss Florence Packer and Mrs.
Laura A. Bradley.
Evening star., 1928-01-29
Reception by Pen Women
To Honor Noted Sculptor

The National League OF American
Pen Women is issuing invitations for
a reception in honor of the noted sculp-
tor. Sally Jones Farnham. OF New York
city, Monday afternoon. February 8, in
the willard room at the Willard Hotel
Mrs. Farnham Is an artist member Of
the New York city branch Of the league,
and in honoring her the purpose of the
organization Is also TO honor the art
members of the league throughout the
country. AT the recent reception by the
national league TO Nine. Samaroff q!
the Philadelphia branch. at which time
the musical program OF the afternoon
was rendered by Nine. Cahier. honor
was paid to the musical contingent OF
the league membership. In the near
future third reception will be held in
recognition Of the literary achievements
Of members Of the organization. with an
outstanding figure in the literary world
as guest Of honor.
At the coming reception Mrs. Grace
Thompson Seton. national president OF
the league, will receive with Mrs Farm
ham. greeting the distinguished CON-
pany Of guests who will gather 10 meet
one OF the country's noted artists.
Evening star., 1928-01-29
Nuptials AidDame Fashion
In Gratifying Her Caprices
Mis-. Whitaker Leads in Discard of Debutante'
Nosesay for Brides Roses-Fashion
Hints In Prospect.

slightly off the left side Of the face and
held with a rhinestone ornament.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover. wife of the Sec
retary of Commerce, was In gown OF
black fat crepe, made severely plain,
with a soft girdle marking the rather
low waist and forming a sash with ends
deeply fringed which fell below the
waist line. With this she wore small
black hat of velvet and ribbon and a
black broadtail coat made on straight
lines with sable roll collar.
Mrs Charles Stuart Alden. who re-
Gently returned from Paris. wore a
handsome coat of black broadtail. made
with cape across the back which went
into the sleeves and a deep chinchilla
collar and her nat was Of black silk, a
high-crowned model.
Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose chose for
the musical, after which she entertained
at luncheon, a striking gown OF black
transparent velvet combined with black
and silver brocade. The foundation of
the gown was of the velvet and the
bodice was trimmed with black and
silver A wide panel Of the brocade
fell from the neckline at the back anc
extended to the hemline and the long.
fitted sleeves were of the brocade. She
wore a small hat of black felt with a
rather nigh crown and feather orna-
ment caught at the left. About her
throat she wore a dull silver fox fur
piece
Mrs. Harold N. Marsh had a coat Of
beige veloria cloth, trimmed with a
golden beaver tailored collar and the
sleeves were made into bell shape AZ
the wrist with beaver. Her hat matched
the fur and was trimmed with felt and
her slippers and hose matched her hat.
Evening star., 1928-01-29
Women Democrats Plan
For Address at Luncheon

Mr.. Huston Thompson, former men,
ber of the Federal Trade Commission,
will be the speaker at the program
luncheon to be given by the Woman's
National Democratic Club tomorrow in
the clubhouse at 1926 New Hampshire
avenue, when he will continue the series
Of discussions under the subject IF
Were Writing the Platform in 1929"
which Is feature of the clubs Winter
program. Among those who have made
reservations for the luncheon are Mrs
J. F. Nugent. Mrs. Edward P. Costigan,
Mrs Samuel G. Major. who will enter
tain several guests: Mrs. jeremiah j.
Desmond. Mrs. Ray Palmer, who will
be hostess to party Of FIVE: Mrs. Kate
Trenholme Abrams and Mrs. H. E. C.
Bryant, who will have six in their
party: Mrs. George NJ Eckels, Mrs
Frank s. Bright, Mrs Frank Hiram
Smell. Mrs. William c. Harlee. who will
entertain party of 10 Mrs. Bert New,
Mrs. Rose Yates Forester, Mrs. Henry
Jones Ford, Mrs Robert K. Noble. Mrs.
E. r. Richards. Mrs. Lester Pollock.
Miss Emily Storer. Mrs. Stephen Gam
brill, Miss Belle Perkins. Mrs. w. G..
Worden. Mrs. Robert Small and Miss
Laura Knott
Evening star., 1928-01-29
Success Is Foreseen
For Army.Navv PARTY

The card party and fancy work sale
to be given by the Army and Navy
Chapter Of the D. A. r, February Is,
at Wardman Park Hotel, gives promise
OF great success
Mrs. Eli Helmick. Mrs. George
Grimes. Mrs. w. H. Carter and Mrs.
Richard La Garde will receive.
Mrs. Carroll Power, chairman OF the
committee. will be assisted by Mrs. J.
c. Ord. Mrs. Neil Bailey, Mrs. James
Mead, Mrs. F. w Pennoyer, Mrs r H
Rhoades. Mrs. Albert Knox. Mrs. Bion
Bierer. Mrs. E S. Walton. Mrs. w. O.
Taylor. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. c. Nixon, Miss
Florence Gheen. Miss Sophie Casey
and Miss Sara Cushing.
The patronesses are Mrs. Dwight w
Davis, Mrs Curtis D. Wilbur. Mrs
Charles Summerall. Mrs. Alfred Bros
seau, Mrs. James Wiley. Mrs. William
Walker. Countess Catalani, Mrs. Eli
Helmick. Mrs. Henry Dimock, Mrs
Warren Akers, Mrs. Mary Tuttle. Mrs
Maurice Thatcher and Mrs. Frank
Henry.
Evening star., 1928-01-29

Continued from First pagel
through a serious illness. will be host
eSs at luncheon Thursday for Mrs.
Henry F. Dimock and the committee
arranging for the AnSpacker lecture
course at the home OF Mrs. Dimock for
the benefit of the George Washington
Memorial.
Mrs. Wilbur G. Quincy of Elizabeth
N. j., niece Of Bishop John w. Hamil-
ton, will arrive in Washington Monday
to spend the month of February at his
apartment in Stoneleigh Court. Mrs
Quincy has many friends in Washing
ton. where she visits each year.
Miss Frances Battelle will entertain at
luncheon Saturday at the Washington
Club in honor Of Mrs. Quincy, who will
also be her guest at the last OF the
Wednesday morning musicals at the
Mayfower.
The director of the National Parks
Service and Mrs. Stephen Mather have
closed their apartment at the Wardmai
Park Hotel and left Friday for trip ol
five weeks to the West Coast. They
will go by way of the Grand Canyon
spending several weeks in Los Angeles
and will then go to San Francisco
where Mr. Mather will preside at the
annual meeting of the superintendent
OF the national parks. They will return
TO Washington the first week in March
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell, presi.
dent general of the Wheel OF Progress
and assistant attorney In the Depart
ment of the Interior. who visited her
daughter, Mrs. Clark Walter of Havana
Cuba, has returned TO the city.
During her visit Mrs. Worrell was the
guest OF honor at many smart affairs
among them being dinner at the
Seville -Biltmore Hotel given by Mrs
Deeds. wife OF Col. Edward Deeds oi
Dayton. Ohio; tea at the Oriental
Park Club given by Mrs. j. S. Dearmin
a tea dance at the Country Club by tho
Dayton Hedges and at the large recep.
ton given by her daughter. Mrs. Clark
Walter
Mrs Benjamin T. Bullman has ar
guest OF Mr and Mrs. Roy l.. Neuhauser
and will attend the Bal Boheme witt
them tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Albert J. Gore and Miss France:
Lsrner Gore will leave Washington Sun.
day February 5. for Miami. Fla. Capt
Gore will join them later in February
Mr.. Philip Larner Gore. who attends
Princeton University. will come TO Wash
ington Tuesday 10 spend few days witt
his family.
Mrs. Bruce Gotten has returned to hel
Baltimore home after spending severa
days last week in Washington. Mrs
Gotten was among the guests In the boz
OF Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman at Mrs
Townsends morning musical Wednes
day. and later was a member OF IN,
luncheon party entertained by Mrs
Groesbeck Fowler at the Maynower.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith Nicholson o
Evening star., 1928-01-29
DR.. and Mrs. Pease Visit
Washington Cathedral

DR.. Arthur Stanley Pease. president OF
Amherst College. and Mrs. Pease. who
are guests OF President and Mrs. Cool
idge at the White House. visited Wash
ington Cathedral on Mount st. Aiban
Friday. expressing special interest In the
structurally complete Norman chapels
IN the crypt. These chapels-the
Chapel OF the Resurrection. a memorial
70 Bishop Harding. and the Chapel OF
81. Joseph OF Arimathea directly be-
neatn the crossing-are considered re-
marRaole examples OF Norman architec-
ture. DR.. and Mrs. Pease also insnected
the Bethlehem Chapel. the apse and
other structurally complete portions oi
the fourteenth century gothic edifice
Ihey were welcomed on behalf O, the
Cathedral authorities by the Rev. Rob
ert Lee Lewis. curator of Washington
Cathedral. '0''
Evening star., 1928-01-29

indianapolis are now in Washington
and are at the Mayfiower.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Brangs have re-
turned to their home In Cleveland Park
from Orange, NJ j.. where they were
guests of Mr. Brangs' brother. Mr.. p.
H Brangs, before he sailed Tuesday
aboard the Empress of France for a
trip around the world.
Mr.. and Mrs Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte are spending a short time at the
Ponce de Leon in st. Augustine, Fla,
and will motor to Palm Beach this
week.
Mrs. Willem Won Rath and her sis
ter, Mrs. Harry S. Black, have returned
to their homes in New York. after Wis
iting their father. Col. Henry May. In
his home on K street.
Mrs. Augustus S. BIagden Of Green
wich, Conn, has arrived TO spend a
fortnight with her mother. Mrs. Joseph
E. Washington, at 1902 Eighteenth
street.
Miss NJ. S. Giimor OF Stony Point
the Hudson will come 10 Washing
ton with a party OF friends the middle
OF the week for an extended stay el
the Grace Dodge Hotel. They are
making the trip by. motor.
Mrs. H. B. Gin of Philadelphia will
arrive In Washington today TO spend
the week at the Grace Dodge Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bruce Hord OF
1921 Adams Mill Road, have returned
from a motor trip TO Florida lasting two
months, most Of the time having been
spent at Palm Beach. While In Miami
Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. Hord attended the
ceremonies attendant upon the ofiicial
opening OF the 25-foot channel TO Miami
Harbor They also participated In many
OF the events incident TO the celebra-
ton of the Greater Miami Palm Fete
week, January 2 to Q. during which
visitors TO the city. including nearly 100
representatives. editors and magazine
and newspaper writer's OF the United
States were entertained.
Mr.. Eben F. Comins has recently
returned TO his Connecticut avenue stu
dio from a visit TO New York and Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Hugh l.. Murrell OF Chevy Chase
| Md. will sail February z. on a cruise
OF two months on the Mediterranean
She will be accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Cora Peoples OF johnson City
Tenn. Mrs. Murrell is well known in
local music circles and was soloist al
the Presidents Church at 10th and G
streets.
Mrs. John Dickinson Sherman, pres.
ident OF the General Federation of Wo.
mems Clubs is spending a week In New
York City and Is At the Roosevelt
Hotel. She was accompanied by Mrs
Robert j. Burdette OF Pasadena, who
has spent the past two weeks In Wash.
| ington.
| Miss Vella Winner. director of pub
| licity OF the General Federation oi
| Women's Clubs and editor OF the Gen
Evening star., 1928-01-29
Areme Chapter. 0. E. S..
Card partv February s

Plans have been completed for the
dance and card party to be given by
Areme Chapter. No. 10. O. E. S.. Feb
ruary 8. at Wardman Park Hotel. A
prize waltz and other features for the
evening are in charge of the chairman.
Mrs Selma Klein. assisted by the
worthy matron. Mrs. Grace Preston:
Mrs Helen BraShears. Mrs. Marie
Pierce, Mrs Mabell Hagen, Mrs. Emily
Smith and Mrs Emma Frech. Cards
will start at $50 and dancing 9 O'Clock
Evening star., 1928-01-29

/ eral Federation News, has returned from
Boston, where she spoke at the sixth
district conference OF the Massachusetts,
Federation of Woniens Clubs and at a
dinner given in her honor at the Uni
versity Club, by the department OF press
and publicity OF the Massachusetts, Fed
Grafton.
Evening star., 1928-01-29

have been in New York since the
middle of the week.
Evening star., 1928-01-29

The Minister of Egypt and Nine.
Samy were hosts at dinner last evening
entertaining in honor Of the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Dawes. Others IN the
company were the Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Wilbur, the Secretary
OF Agriculture and Mrs. Jardine. SEN
ator and Mrs Hiram w. johnson, SEN
ator and Mrs. Royal g. Copeland. Sen
ator Arthur Capper. Representative
Editn Nourse Rogers, Representative
and Mrs. Sol Bloom, Representative
ana Mrs. John O. Tilson. Reprseent-
ative and Mrs Ftnis J. Garrett, Lady
ana the secretary, Mr.. Rarnses Charey
and the attache, Mr.. A. T. El-Eissy, OF
the Egyptian legation.
The Minister Of the Netherlands ana
Nine. van Royen will be hosts at dinner
Wednesday. February g.
The Minister Of the Irish Free State
/ Mr.. Timothy A. Smiddy, has leased an
| apartment at the Mayhower. beginning
Feoruary j. where he will be toineS
Smiddy. ~ -'''e'
The Minister of Norway and Nine
hacnke entertained az the dinner oance
az the "ardman Park Hotel last eve
ming.
The counselor OF the Hungarian Iesa-
tion and Nine. Pelenyi sailed Wednes-
day abord the De Grasse or Budapest
where NJ. Pelenyi is going on oric!al
business. They will be absent tgo
months or more.
! Nine. Lardy, wife of the counselor OF
the Swiss legation, entertained a small
company at tea yesterday afternoon.
The naval attache Of the French en-
bassy, Comdr, Sable. will go TO New
York Tuesday TO meet Nine. Sable. Who
Is expected to arrive Wednesday aboard
the Paris
Evening star., 1928-01-29
Sir Esme and Lady Howard
Pay Honor to Vice President

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