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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-18
INDIANAPOLIS.

Errors-Rowland. Kennedy, Bauer, Hurt.
Ho Home runoRina S stolen basesGross
Cox. Hurt, 2. Bases on balls-Of Virgins,
l. off Cantwell, q of Sagalowski. /; Off
Cantwei 3; BY Lents siEsur mpiresW
Hofacker and Gelwick. Time-1:45.
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Big League Stuff

Jim Bottomley'S home run in the
seventh inning Monday with High
and F'risch on the bases gave the st.
Louis Cardinals 5-to-2 victory over
the PhillieS.
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25 REPORTED AT vALPo

VALPARAISO, Ind. Sept. l8-Twenty-
five candidates for the Valparaiso Uni
vrsity football team are drilling daily
fortified with veterans and will take
part in short scrimmage sessions later in
the week
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In Collegiate Football Camps

strenuous workout on .BlacIstock field
Monday. Scrimmages are to start late
this. week. Speed Brandenburg, star
Hughes Monday and showed some specimen
lar field work II was reported rece 1tly
that Bradenberg would not return
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FIFTY REPORT TO stage
"Old Man" Has Large Squad TO
Work With at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. 18.-Football
worries which began for Amos
Alonzo Stagg, athletic director at
the University Of Chicago, when he
got small showing of candidates
for the varsity squad at the open
ing days practice, were at an end
today, with fifty men having re-
ported.
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Home Run Club

American League
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Home runs by Mel OFT and Jimmy Welsh
and the fine pitching of Carl Hubbell en-
abIed the New York Giants to defeat the
Pittsburgh Pirates, 9 to 2.
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And here to
the right, we
have T. Philip
Perkins,
amateur
champion of
Great Britain,
who bowed to
ones in the final
match of the
national =
Perkins was
the first
Englishman
to reach the
finals of the
United States
event since
Harold Hilton
won in 1911.
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RAMSEY BEATS GREEN
Thirty Innings Needed to Run OFF
Match in State Cue Meet.

NdICH III oIdVt OUt MttIs
Walter Ramsey defeated Green,
100 to 81, in a State open al
pocket billiard match Monday night
at Harry Coolers parlor. The con-
test was run off in thirty innings.
Tomlinson and Daugherty are to
meet tonight. Ramsey's high run
was 16 while Green's best was 10.
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af WORK AT WABASH

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Sept. Ia
Forty-six Wabash College gridmen are
working under Head Coach Vaughan IN
preparation for the season opener with
Indiana at Bloomington, Sept. %. Kimes,
boIstered Little Giant hopes. Vaughan
sent his men through a hard workout
Monday and the PLAYERS were dismissed
only after the early evening shadows
started creeping over the cid.
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first division by winning their third
straight from the Detroit Tigers, to 8.
and the Boston Red Sox won to g.,
from the Chicago White Sox. Lyons al,
lowed ten hits while Russell was found
for eight
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YANKEES GET BURNS

Cleveland First Stacker Obtained by
Waiver Route; Reports Wednesday.
By Times Special
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 18-George
Burns, Cleveland first sacker, will
report to the New York Yankees at
Chicago Wednesday. The most
valuable" American League player
in 1926 was obtained from Cleve-
land by the waiver route. Burns has
seen most of his service this year as
q pinch hitter.
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Major Swat Leaders

American League
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REICH COUNT THROUGH
Champion S-Year-Old Has Run
Last Race in United States.
BIZ United Pres

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. Is. - Reign
Count, this years S-year-old king
of the American turf, Kentucky
Derby winner, has run his last race
in America, it was announced here
by Mrs. John D. Hertz, his owner.
Unless he is sent to England to
race for the Ascot gold cup next
year, Reign Counts racing days are
over, Mrs. Hertz said.
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Games Today

INDIANAPOLIS at Toledo.
Louisville at Columbus 1.-TWO games.)
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
(Only games Scheduled.)
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Five Boston pitchers were found for
nineteen safeties to give the Chicago Cubs
a 15-to-5 victory over the Braves.
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With Amateur and
Semi-Pro Mines

St. Patrick nine SUNDAY nSi 70 SE to at Car
field Park. Powers allowed only two hits.
The Shanklin lost a tough one to the
Price, Shankiin hurler striking out eleven
men. With better support. according to
the Shanklin manager, Price would have
nosed out the city amateur champs.
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QUINCY, Ind.--Quincy Ramblers de-
feated Ellettsyille Sunday. 8 to 8. 1t was
twentieth victory in twenty three starts
for Quincy Quicy desires to hear from
strong State club for Sunday Com
municate with Clyde Hoffa, 1887 Oliver
Ave, Indianapolis
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Burke Cadillacs defeated Fayette Sum
for the Cadiliacs. cadiliacs play a double
header at Martinsville Sunday. For
games call Riley 7401, or write Charles
Wiseman. 1902 n. Meridian St
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Pete Donohue weakened in the
eighth and allowed the Brooklyn
Robins to score five runs and win
a 7-to-3- victory over the Cincinnati
Reds.
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AS will meet Sunday at o'clock, dia-
mond No. 1. Riverside. in the first of
three-game series to decide the cham
have won seventeen of twenty games
against State clubs. Riversides also have
a string of victories over city teams Last
the series. All Red Men players are re-
quested to report at 2844 RAIDER ST., Fri
day at p. m.
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National League
G ABB II Pet
p. Waner. Pirates -. 142 566 2l7 1886
HOrnsby, Braves ..,. l27 446 40 1881
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King Bobby Still Reigns

To the left,
Bobby Jones, At
lanta'S most
famous S0n,
king of all
amateur gOlfdOm,
The great
Georgian Sat
urday won the
national
amateur crown
for the fourth
time in the
last five years
by beating
T. Philip Perkins.
10 and 9.
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CAYOsIE HURTS ANKLE

The first injury of the season at Butler
hit Monday when John Cavosie, star half
back, erceived a sprained ankle. Although
the injury will keep Cav0sie from practice
for several days it is hoped he will be
abb to take his place in the backheld
against Northwestern at Evanston Oct. D.
TIGERS WORK HARD
GREENCASTLE, Ind, sept. l8.-Coach
w. L. Dish Hughes sent his De Paw
University football squad through
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TFRRE HATTIE TO TRAIN

TERRE HAUTE Ind, Sept. 1B.-FOrty
members of the Indiana State Normal
grid squad are to arrive at the school
this week for two weeks practice prepar-
atory to the opening of school, Oct. 1.
Coach WaIly Marks will be in charge
The Washington times., 1928-11-28
TIMELY TIPS

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~ 4
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The above Wants and offers
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ndOertised IN today Times
cl0ssified adDertising seetions.
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Miss Marguerite Maury
10 We'd Chief Justice
Walter Nee Coys Son

The engagement of Miss Mar
guerite Louise Maury, daughter
81 John Franklin Maury, to Percy
Beach Mccoy. I'd, son Of Chief
Justice ana Mrs. walter i. Nc
Coy, was announced At the tea
which Mr.. ard Mrs. Maury gave
yesterday afternoon at their home
on West Lenox Street, Chevy
Chase. Assisting at the tea table
were Mrs. Erwin IA. Morse. Mrs.
Wallace w. ChlsweIl, Mrs. ]. Ray
mond McCarl, Mrs. Edward n.
Clark, and Mrs. Lawrence a.
Slaughter.
Miss Maury attended Holton
Arms School Mr.. Mccoy, who
attended Harvard University.
served In the I29th Field Artillery
overseas and now holds major
commission Hi the Reserve Corps.
No date has been set for the
wedding. Miss Maury's mother,
Mrs. Haiden Trigg Dickinson, Is
in Kentucky, for the winter.
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Cornelia Otis Skinner
III Character Sketches
For Smith College Club

The Turkish ambassador, Ahmed
I Moultar Bey, Mrs. William.
Howard Taft, Mrs. Francis Martin
Savage, Miss Virginia Hunt Mrs.
Learider Mccormick Goodhart, and
Mrs. p. J. Stellwagen are among
those subscribing for the benefit
performance Of Miss Cornelsa Otis
Skinner, who will present q NUM-
ber of character sketches at Con-
tinentaI Memorial Hall on the
evening OF December 15. This
performance is under the auspices
of the Washington Smith College
Club and the proceeds are to be
used for the benefit Of their
scholarship fund.
"
Mrs. D. Buchanan Merryman,
who has been abroad for several
months, has returned to Wash.
ington and is at present the
guest OF her brother.in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q.
Allen.
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NOTES OF SOCIETY

al. Lindsey at the Grace Dodge
Hotel. They motored to Washing
tom and are accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. ID. r. Sturgis, of Norris
town, N. j.. Mrs. Sturgis Ii also a
sister of Miss Lindsey. They will
take the boat to Old Point Com
fort, Va, where they will spend
several days. using that as g
base from which To- motor tO
various historic places N VII
gftia.
Mrs. William Hartley Given has
al her guest in her apartment AZ
the Waranlan PARK Hotel Mrs.
Thomas Adams McKenna, OF
Pittsburgh who will remain with
her for the Thanksgiving week
end.
william Gibbs McAdoo, former
Secretary OF the Treasury, is now
suite At the Wardman Park Hotel
Will remain at their home in Los
Angeles this winter.
Before Ball
The Rev. and Mrs. Ze Barney
Phillips will entertain a company
of young people at dinner this
evening for their debutante daugh-
ter, Miss Faith Phillips, in COM
piiment of Miss Ellis Bostrom,
daughter OF the Swedish Minister
and Nine. Bostrom. Later the
group will 60 to the ball for the
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital at the Willard Hotel.
The patronesses for Mrs. Gran.
vile Fortescue's classes OF Con-
tract Bridge which are to be held
at the Willard beginning with
December and continuing
through December. January and
February, are: Mrs. Robert
Hinckley, Mrs. Stanley Rinehart.
Mrs. Richard s. Aldrich, Mrs.
Gist BLAIR, Mrs. John III. Givens,
Mrs. Joseph Washington. Mrs.
Chandler Anderson. Mrs. William
Barret Ridgely, Mrs. Gilbert
Grosvenor, Mrs. Alfred Pembroke
Thorn, Mrs. William Fitch Kelley,
Mrs. Henry Fitch, Mrs. David G.
Blair, Mrs. Perry Johnson and
Miss Elsie NJ. Cassels. These
clasSes are to be given under
the auspices Of Mrs. Charles
James Bell. Mrs. Henry r. Dim
ock: Mrs. Breckenridge Long and
Mrs. Walter r.. Tuckerman.
4 T.
Manton M. Wyvell will give a
luncheon in honor Of President
Livingston Farrand, OF Cornell
University, at his home, 3117
Woodley Rd. N. W., on Saturday.
DR.. Alfred SEE, the minister of
China, and other Cornell gradu.
ates attending the Alumni Cor
poration Convention will be
present.
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xtfe,a " announce to my friends
and customers that have severed
nv Connection with the Raleieh
Haberdasher and am nov aesss
ciated with the nv. "A. Exeenx C0s
Tailors. Gil 18th Street n.
extend you q cordial invita- ton
tc call in and see me AZ ny new
place Of business.
You are evidently curious %
know why have made this change
from ready to wear 20 made 70
ORDER,
have been associated for the
past fifteen years, ais salesman, for
the largest and most prominent
ready made clothing stores ia Wash.
|lnrton. Parker Bridget and CO..
and more recently with the Raleigh
EaberdasI1er Tor Approximately
seven years
I believe that ] have enjoyed the
reputation Tor having the largest
personal following cf any clothing
saIeaman iii washington, but have
found that IN recent years each
season. large percentage Of my
trade were having their clothes
custom tailored to order and upon
further investigati ting I learned that
most OF them were patronizfng the
wv. M. Freeny CO.. 40 I thought Il
would be easier 10 swim with the
tide instead 0f against III 70 4 have.
now made permanent arrangements
with the F'reeny Co. to serve and
cater TO my trade IN 4 personal
way.
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Potomac Anglers
Fight tO Save Bass

More than 60 washington and
Virginia fishing enthusiasts met
last night to protest against market.
ing black bass from the Potomac
River and Chesapeake Bay and net
ting the fish. The meeting, held in
the offices OF the Washington Board
OF Trade, was sponsored BY. the Po-
ton1ac Anglers Association Chapter
OF the Izaak Walton League ot
America.
Paul r. Mckinley was named
chairman OF a committee of five to
cooperate with Maryland authori,
ties in passing bass bill in that
State.
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Agricultural Force tC
Work While Others
Enioy Holiday

With the single exception Of the
Department OF Agriculture the en-
tire Federal establishment grants
its employees half holiday today
as prelude to Thanksgiving.
Secretary Of Agriculture Jar.
dine today declined to sign an
''earIy closing order on the ground
that his department workers had
plenty OF work to do. and the dis
appointment among the thousands
Of his personnel was sharp and
undisguised.
All Of the other departments
emptied their offices at o'clock,
In accordance with the policy
adopted at the Cabinet meeting
yesterday. Many Of the employees
took advantage of the extra hours
by taking early trains to Atlantic
City and other resorts for the
Thanksgiving holiday.
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WOrkmen Repairing
White House Plaster

Several bits of paint and plaster
falling from the ceiling of the cabi-
nent room In the executive offices
of the White House yesterday re-
suited in a hurry call for workmen
to repair the damage.
A part of the plaster of the cell.
ing in the reception room also fell
Repairs are being made while Presi-
dent Coolidge is on his Thanksgiv-
ing holiday in Virginia.
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2 AR TIES FOR
PEN I EAGJE
BP AXE Asst
Distinguished Group Il
Hear Celebrities Speak
on Friday

Mrs. Delos al. BlOdgett, who has
taken table Tor the Celebrity
breakfast 81 the National League
81 American Pen Women, to be
held at the willard Hotel, Friday,
&C IL o'clock, will have among
ller guests. Mrs. Sidney A. Talisl-
ferro. Mrs. Charles Graves MAJ.
taews, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Par
sons Erwin, Madame Roso and
Mrs. Rose Gouyerneur Hoes. Mrs.
William Nheatley will he hostess
at q table and will have with her
Mrs. Roy william Baker, wife 0k
the vice consul Of the United
States 1T Barcelona, Spain; Mrs.
William q. johnson, Mrs. IA. A..
III. johnson, Mrs. John Walker
Holcombe, Mrs. Harriet r. Ward.
the Rev. Paul du Bois Of New
i York, II Roy Lewis and Duff
MerriOn. Guests OF Mrs @. al
Calhoun At her table will be Nine.
Prada, wife of the first secretary
of the Peruvian embassy Mrs. Ze
Barney Phillips, Mrs. James
Huntington Turner, Mrs. William
Fitch Kelley Mrs Emerson Howe,
Mrs. ElonzO Tyner, Mrs. stark Of
Holland. and Mrs. Il. X. Smith.
An addition to the program IS
4 group pf solos by PietrO Gen.
tile. juvenile lead Of the musical
comedy tyVho0f3ee &
The Washington times., 1928-11-28
Howard General Alumni
To Hold Special Meeting

III. Fl. Long, chairman OF the
executive committee of the General
Alumni Association OF Howard Uni-
versity. has called special meet.
ing of that body to be held to-
night at 1880 o'clock in Library
Hall. on the university campus.
Among the other officers who
will be present are DIR. b. M.
Rhetta. of Baltimore. president Of
the association. and Matthew Nor
ION, secretary. The committee has
over 100 members. who are from
various sections of the country.
The Washington times., 1928-11-28
Irish Diplomat Arrives
To Care for Legation

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Travel.
ing to Washington to take care of
the Irish Free State legation until
new Minister Is appointed by
Dublin to take tie place of Timothy
Smiddy, appointed Irish High Com
missioner to London. w. ]. Babing.
ton McCauley, first secretary OF
the Irish legation. arrived here on
the Samaria yesterday.
McCapley announced Smiddy will
arrange to sail for London next
The Washington times., 1928-11-28
Guild Players To Open
Winter Season Friday

The st. Katherine's Guild Players
OF the allied Catholic churches oi
the city, will open their interseason
Friday night when the group will
present 1.-THE Enchanted Chieftain'
at the Holy Redeemer Hall, New
York Avenue near New Jersey Ave,
nue..
The play is in four acts. It will
be produced under the direction Of
Mrs. Raw Hill.
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GIVES ANNUAL,
DINNER FOR
sss
PRESIDENT
Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes Are Hosts to
Chief Executive

The Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes were hosts last evening 1T
their annual dinner FOR the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge. President
Coolidge's known preference for
small parties had doubtless influ.
enced the hosts, for there were but
is in the company jnst enough to.
be seated comfortably III the dining
room Of Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes pleasant home In Belmont
Road. Most of the guests. more
over, were from out of town, the
only Washing gtonians invited to
meet the honor guests being Gen.
John .. Pershing and Miss Mary
Randolph.
The others present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Bliss, Of New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Amea Williams,
Of Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Been1aIl
Dawes, brother ana sister.in.laW Of
the Vice President; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dryden, Of Evanston: Mrs
"A. j.. Humphreys, Of Denver, Colo,
ana WI. wv. Mills, of Marietta, Ohio.
Usually the series of Cabinet din.
ners for the Chief Executive,
which follows the Vice Presidents
party. does not start until after the
state functions at the White House
I are out Of the way. But the two
groups Of parties are running con-
currently this year III order that.
they may all be over before the
the passing 81 this Administration
with the Fourth Of March.
NeedleWork Guild
The District of Columbia branch,
NeedIework Guild Of America, will
hold ifs annual meeting Wednes-
day, December S. at $40 p. M. at
the Church OF the Covenant.
Eighteenth and II Streets. when
the thousands Of new garments
collected this year for distribution
I'd the charitable institutions Of
the District viii be On display.
The principal speaker win be Miss
Maria Halsey Stryker, national
director az junior work, from the
national office in Philadelphia. The
meeting is open to the public.
Officers OF the District branch,
which numbers over q thousand
members OF all creeds and races,
are Mrs. Acheson #. Hassan.
president; Mrs. Isidor GrOsner,
Miss Marion Crenshaw. Mrs.
Boyd Taylor and Mrs. g. Thomas
4 Dunlop, vice presidents; Mrs.
Frank Key Green, secretary, and
Mrs. AIgernon s. Gardner. treas
urer. Mrs. Thomas i Preston,
Princeton, N. !. Is the national
president, and is sending a letter
of greeting tO this meeting. Mrs.
Preston was formerly Mrs. Grover
Cleveland. !.
The Washington times., 1928-11-28
Bridge Glasses

The Wo6aan's National Demo
cratic Club will resume its morn
ing bridge parties on December
with Mrs Bertram Chesterman,
club member ana bridge expert,
as chairman of the committee int
charge. Assisting her are Mrs.
Samuel Jordan Graham, Mrs.
Harry Hickey. Mrs. Frank Hiram
Smell, Mrs. COrdelI Hull, Nrs.
oliver II. Newman, Mrs. George
"A. Kicker, and Mrs. Huston
Thompson.
Bridge win be played at III
4. mi. and win be followed M
luncheon. The second party will
be hald on December III.
The Washington times., 1928-11-28

The French Ambassador. Paul
CIaudel, was the guest In whose
honor Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Alden
entertained at dinner last evening.
The other guests were Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock. Mrs. James Carroll
Frazer, Mrs. Charles Woodhouse,
Col. and Mrs. Noel Bailey. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Myers, Mrs. Wash
ington and William Brantley.
Don Federico AgaciO, newly ap-
pointed Chilean Minister TO Cen
trail America. and Nine. Agacio
win 20 tomorrow TO New York,
whence Don Federico will sail on
Saturday for Central America.
Nine. Agacio will return to Wash
ington to remain until December
To New York
The minister Of Rumania,
George Cretziano, and his daAgh-
ter, Miss Jeanne Cretziano. went
to New York TODAY to pass
Thanksgiving. They will be Joined
there by Radu Cretziano, who has
been on trip through the Middle
West and Canada with. the Count
and Countess LeMarois.
The Minister and the secretary
of the legation, Mr.. Andrei Pop
ovici. will go to Cleveland, Ohio,
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Long
cope of Washington are among
the arrivals at the Weylin Hotel
in New York.
Senator and Mrs. Lee s. Over
man, of North Carolina. will re.
turn to their apartment at the
Powhatan tomorrow.
kA
Senator and Mrs. Hiram john
son have returned to their resi-.
dence in Washington after spend
ing the summer at their Cali
fornia home.
r. Trnbee Dawson, Assistant
Secretary of War for Aviation,
and Mrs. Dawson will spend the
Christmas holidays at their home
at Locust Valley, l.. I. On Decem.
ber S they will go to Chicago to
attend the aviation exposition.
Miss Laura Frances Otis, who
has been visiting her Nncle and
aunt, the Secretary of state and
Mrs. Kellogg, left Washington
yesterday for her home in St.
Paul. MINI.
*
Mrs. dePutron Glidden will en-
tert0in informally at dinner to.
morrow at the Wardman Park
Hotel for Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
L. NymAn, of Long Island, whose
marriage took place last spring,
and who are the guests of Mr..
Nyman's mother, Mrs. Howard s.
Nyman. of Chevy Chase.
NJ \
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Corbett,
of Madison, n. j., are visiting
Mrs Cnrheff,a sister Miaa Mary
The Washington times., 1928-11-28
cONTRAcT AWARDED

The District Commissioners yes
terday awarded ID. w Chapman,
local contractor. the contract for
remodelfhg tie power plant at the
GalIin9er Memorial Hospital The
work il estimated to cost $46 go.
The Washington times., 1928-11-28
| Iuncheon Today

Mrs. Hayman Krupp, Of Fl
Paso. Tex. who Is the guest Of
her sof-iil-law ana daughter,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Leland III. Hew-
III. at Fort Humphreys, Va, en-
tertafned at luncheon today At
the MayfIower. Her guests were
Mrs. A. III. Mcdaniel, Mrs. G. H.
Bathurst, Mrs. Francis Newcomer,
Mrs. Henry flanagan, Mrs. Henry
KohIoss. Mrs. Edwin Marks, Mrs.
III. F. Pites. Mrs. Carlisle Cox,
Mrs. n. }. Zimmerman, Mrs. Nor
riIl Marston, Mrs. James Kruger,
Mrs. q. II. Hobson, Mrs. g. Fl.
Baisl. Mrs. II. u. Coiner, and
Mrs.. Leland iii. Hewitt.
Mrs. Krupp win leave for New
York on Friday.