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Evening star., 1928-02-28
DEFENDS INTERVENTION.
Underwood Calls Policy q. s. Aid
to Sister Nations.

PANAMA. February % R)-Inter-
vention is viewed by the United States
as an instrument for the protection ot
sister nations on the American CONT
nent. former Senator Oscar ". Under
wood Of Alabama said here yesterday n
discussing the policy Of the United
States in Nicaragua. Senator Under
wood. who is returning from Havana
where he vas a delegate 70 the Pan
American Congress. sailed for New Yo-E
on the steamship Veendam.
Every nation which admits 70 rs
TERRITORY foreign citizens is obliged 70
give protection 70 their lives and prop
erty.' he said. and If the United
states did not enforce these basic rights
some one else would
Evening star., 1928-02-28
DETECTIVE IS HONORED.
Howard Smith Given Present by
Fellow Officers.

Howard Smith. colored. for many
wears n precinct detective at the eighth
precinct. and who tomorrow Will be pro-
NOTED to be headquarters detective.
has been honorcd by his fellow officers
oi the eighth precinct. who presented
him gold watch chain and knife.
Capt Robert f. Doyle made the presen-
tation and Mai Hcssc. superintendent
Of police. was present.
Smith began his service with the
Police Department IN 1908. and in 1907
was assigned to the eighth precinct.
where in 1926. he was made a detective.
Howard Smiths brother. Frank Smith.
is a policeman. third class. and has been
4 messenger in the Office Of Maj. HcSse
for a number OF years.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
RITES FOR J. H. HARTLEY
TO BE HELD TOMORROW
Funeral Services at Residence to
Be Followed by Masonic Cere-
monies at Grave.

Funeral services for Joseph II. Hart
ley. SO years old. retired chief Of the
vault division, Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing, who died at his home,
40l0 Seventh street. yesterday. will be
conducted at the residence tomorrow
afternoon at $50 O'Clock. Interment
viii! be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Masonic rites will be held.
Mr.. Hartley was chief Of the vault
division from 1901 to 1920. when he
was retired. He was prominent in
Masonic circles, being the ranking past
master of Naval Lodge, No. 4, F. A.
A NJ. and also dean Of the past high
priests of Naval Chapter. Royal Arch
Masons. He was life member of Co.
lumbia Commander. knights Ten1plar;
past grand scribe of the Grand Chapter
of ROYAL Arch Masons. a member OF
the Fellowship Club and past colonel
Of the LOYAL Legion. Mr.. Hartley was
former vestryman Of Christ Episcopal
Church of Southeast Washington.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
Will Inspect Oyster Beds.

erocial y spatch To The star.
BALTIMORE. February 28.-SweHson
Earle. State conservation commissioner.
left yesterday on the State steamer
McIane for the Potomac River to in
spect oyster bars there Earle will note
the condition Of the Swanee Point bar.
which will be among the first TO be
shelled by Maryland and Virginia under
an agreement reached By the two states
to rcst0ck the oyster bars in the Poto-
mac which have become Depleted
Evening star., 1928-02-28
HEADS EMPLOYEES CLUB.
J. o. Moque Named by 2O-Yeal
Group at Woodward e. Lothrop.

J. o. Moduc. buyer of furniture at
Woodward & Lothrop was elected
president OF the Twenty-Year Club Of
that store at the clubs annual meet
ing yesterday. He has been member
Of the firm for IS years.
Other officers elected we're: Miss
f. l.. Roney. vice president; Powell
Rogers secretary. and r. O. Mulliken,
treasurer. The club has a member
ship of 1874
At the annual meeting It also was
decided 10 hold the clubs annual ban
quet at the Raleigh Hotel April IA
j. p. Hayden is in charge OF arrange
meuts.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
BRIG. GEN. KERR, 50,
CALLED BY DEATH
Retired Officer. Who Won
Medal of Honor, Dies After
Long Illness.

Brig. Gen. John Brown Kerr. u. S
A.. retired whose gallantry In the IN
dian wars won for him the Medal OF
Honor. died In Garfield Hospital yester-
day. He had been in failing health for
several years and underwent an opera
ton about a week ago
Gen. Kerr. who would have been 81
years old March l2, had spent the
greater part OF his time III this city
since his retirement from the Army
May 20. 1909, making his home at 223l
Bancroft place.
Born near Lexington. Ky. he was the
son of the late John and Rachel Fry
Kerr. He was graduated from tho
United States Military Academy in 1870
and appointed a second lieutenant in
the 9th Cavalry. He was promoted
through grades to brieadicr general, at
tanning that rank in April, 1908.
Gen. Kerr's Army Service.
The officer engaged in military duty
in the Southwest for more than 20
years after leaving West Point. He was
cited in general orders June IS, 1888
for meritorius conduct in defeating
attempt of Navajo Indians to rescue
from custody Indian prisoners. between
Forts Wingate and Gallup, N. Mex. He
engaged in campaigns against the
Sioux Indians under Gen. Miles in 1890
and 1891 and was awarded the medal
Of honor for distinguished bravery
while commanding his troop against
the Sioux Indians on White River, S.
Oak, January /, 1891.
Gen. Kerr saw active service in the
Spanish American War and was wound
ed at San Juan Ridge He served as
military attache with the United States
Commission AT the Paris exposition.
l898-l900. and was military attaChe 10
Germany from 1900 TO 1902.
Was on Duty in Philippines.
In the latter year he was named as
assistant adjutant general, He then
served as chief OF staff TO the Philip
pine Division, u. s. Army, from 1903 to
1904. and of the Atlantic Division from
1904 to 1906
He was married to Evelyn Paddock
Of ST. Louis in 1894 His wife died IN
January. 1927. He Is survived by sew
cral nephews and nleccs, among whom
are Lieut.. Col Kerr TuniS Riggs. sta
toned at Fort Bliss. Tex. and former
" on duty In this city: Mrs. w. w.
Dickerson. widow Of former Representa-
tive DickeIson Of Kentucky. and Mrs.
Mary Crawford Schabinger. formerly Of
this city
Funeral services will be conducted In
the chapel at Fort Myer Thursday
morning at II O'Clock, Interment VIII
be IN Arlington Cemetery. with fun
military honors at the grave.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
Hospital Funds to Be Asked.

Funds to carry out Improvements nj
Walter Reed Hospital that were author
tied recently In the Army housing act
will be presented as al amendment 10
the War Department appropriations
bin when It Is snken up In the Senate
next week. The Senate appropriations
committee has approved an amendment
10 insert in the Army appropriation bill
an Item of $3l0 600 for the walter Reed
building operations
Evening star., 1928-02-28
Bernard Kiefner Will Filed.

Bernard Kiefner. who died February
S. left an estate valued az about $4,000.
according to the petition for letters
testamentary fled IN Probate Court
by his brother. George E. K.e9ne-.
who IS named executor II the viii The
estate includes the home at 635 R!tte1-
house street. He IS survived also o.
his widow. Mrs Mary T. KieHrer. and 2
son. Richard G. Kiefner, who are TIE
only heirs
Evening star., 1928-02-28
'FUELLESS" MOTOR
|SDOUBTED HERE
Bureau of Standards Experts
SkepticaI of Reported
Source of Power.

PHYSICISTS at the Bureau Of Standards
are puzzled and extremely skeptical over
the "fueless motor" alleged TO have been
Invented by Lester J. HcnderShot Of
West Elizabeth. Pa. and which has been
vouched for by Mai. Thomas Il. Lam
Dl,ier. ffight commander at Sclfridgc
Field. Mich,
The explanations already given by
Henderson,, they say. are full of con-
tradiCtionS. They are unwilling to pass
Judgment until they see the motor. but
they arc confident that no device is pos
Sible which will draw from the magnetic
field q the earth enough power to OPP
crate motor without auxiliary equip
rlent Of such weight and SO expensive
rs 10 make Il impractical.
Sees Lack of Power.
FendcrSlot explained Yesterday that
his motor was run by the same power
which turns compass needle. II is
hardly conceivable. according TO DR..
Paul D. Eeyl. one Of the inventors Of
the earth induction compass. that more
than about one-thirtieth Of a horse
power al the utmost could be obtained
II such & way. Even then he says, It
would not constitute a harneSsing of
free energy. but merely q tranSforma-
ton Of energy.
Even the iDductor compass. DR.. Heyi
said. requires for its operation small
amount Of p0Wer--sOmcthing Ike a
hundredth OF horSepoWer-whic
must be supplied. III the form in
vented at the Bureau Of Standards for
airplanes this power is supplied by a
contrivance on the windmill principle,
making use Of the stream Of air that
flows back from the propeller. In the
other form the compass is equipped
with & small storage battery. In neither
case is any power obtained from the
magnetic field Of the earth.
Magnetism Not Electricity.
Magnetism. said DR.. Hey!. is not cleo
tricity. but IS a factor il converting
other forms Of energy into electricity.
The magnet supplies nothing. Some
thing first must be put into the mag
1ct. and il gives back no more than it
receives.
So far as Il has been explained to
Gate. DR. Eeyl said the "fuelless motor"
seems to be a revival Of the old per-
petuai-notion idea. which is physically
inlpossible-so much so that the Patent
O1lce will not consider issuing any
patents on such premises.
No motor can run on magnetism. said
Dr.. Heyl II can run on electricity. but
this requires a source Of power. and 1t
IS impossible 70 understand how an air.
plane could carry storage batteries suf-
Hcientlv large 10 furnish the required
horsepower.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
DENY TAX CHARGE.
Frederick Commissioner to Hear
Protests Tomorrow.
Special u. D.vpatch 70 The Star.

Special Dispatch 70 The Star
FREDERICK. Md, February 28.--
County commissioners yesterday denied
that they had raised assessments on
property here above the amount set by
the two men appointed To set valua-
tions in the city, In reply TO charges
made by local newspapers and citizens.
The commissioners will hear addi-
tional protests against recent assess
ments tomorrow More than $50 prop
erty owners have protested against re-
cent assessments on their property. In
some cases the new figures more than
doubled the old assessment valuation
Tomorr0w's hearings VIII be the last OF
| the series.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
Child Expected to Recover.

Emergency Hospital physicians re-
ported this morning that John Baker.
seven years old. 1881 Sixth street. who
sustained broken arm and fractured
skull yesterday when he was hit by an
automobile driven by Or Albert Ridge
w. $50 s street. is expected to recover.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
THIEVES DROP LOOT.


IEsts,s Aaff ~ at4rh b h4ify y,
cil.t ~ W,ti3 tiIe3g rat last t4.pg!l that
1t-eH clrpysc hra1 II Il ~ the street
b'.l4st IecpyfrlhV ~ dteases fIDiu b ipt
fa..sed ~ 4 900 which reDfebenIed
h4mpies shown ~ Hbify Calm ~ Bal
tApIe. ma Wl.p Wah eh9WihR D1ine ~
U.ein ~ HI f3eyenti street merchant
Ni4tU tie tI4ick DiI which tie remainder
Nrte cAlfied Wha dr!ton away
JI4e ttLcE has aat DecD yefpytfsd LQt
IL "a cItakss Nelt ip'ujd lu lie hJfrt
Htas vheie It Wfs IaIfed. 81 ifDnt IL
1900 .lDt e4lti3 tttetl
Evening star., 1928-05-06

Mrs Samuel Roeh Ireland has re-
turned to Washington after SNending a
year In Europe MrS, Ireland Will he
at the MaySiower Hotel tor several
weeks.
Mrs John " hefIernan sailed 0n the
Rachamheau Friday to visit het father,
senator Sir Thomas 0rattan kSna0nde
Bart, Ia Dublin. IrelanA
Evening star., 1928-05-06
Senior Roa, New Cuban
Embassy Attache, Held
Brilliant Publicist
Had Important Duties in
Connection With Pan
American Congress $.
Highly Esteeemed by
President Machado.

Senor Armando Roa, who has re-
Gently come to Washington as acting
commercial attache OF the Cuban en-
basSy. Is one of the brilliant young
students of economies and OF public at-
fairs and stands very high in the
esteem of President Maehado and his
cabinet During the recent Pan
American Congress in Havana, Senior
Roa was private secretary Of the Seere-
tary of state, Senor Rafael Martinez
Ortiz and In this role II became his
pleasant task to translate TO Col, Linz
bcrgh President Machado'S address OF
welcome and 10 turn into tiowery
CaStllian the laeOnic remarks aud eN~
preSsions of thanks made by the flying
hero, Senor Roa has recently been
stationed in New York looking after
many important measures, among them
the commission 10 promote travel be-
tween the Cuban republic and this has
engaged his attention,
The commercial attache comes To
Washington aS an old friend, for during
his childhood, his father, the late Or,
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Evening star., 1928-05-06
Social Events in Capital
For Past Week ChrOnicled
Secretary Work Entertains Guests From Colorado.
General Notes Relating to Congress Mem
bers and Others Prominent

Mrs. Wallace Chiswell has Joined Mr..
ChiSwell in their apartment at the
wardman PARK Hotel after q visit Of
two weeks in Charleston, S. c.. where
she was the guest of Mai. and Mrs.
Frederick Gardner Mrs. ChiSven was
accompanied by Mrs. Frederick Bailey
and they made the trip by motor.
Mrs NJ Cochrane Armour OF PaSs-
dona. Calf. and her daughter. MIS-
Chester p Ericsson of winnetka. IL.
who have been at the Mayfiowsr for q
week, will motor 10 Philadelphia ard
New York tomorrow and after ; short
visit there viii continue 70 winnetSa
Mr and Mrs. John S. Mills are The
guests at Coral Gables. Fla. OF Mr.
Kenneth Mills,
Mrs Charles HsnSel has come 70
Washington 10 be with Mr.. HsnSel. who
is recovering from recent Illness. He
Will return tomorrow 20 his apartment
al the wsrdman Park Hotel from Gar
field Hospital.
Mrs. ". c. Baker OF chattanoogs.
Tenn. IS the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. J.
j MoehS in their apartment az the
Mayfiower
Mr.. and Mrs John +. LeiShty have
closed their apartment sc the Ward
man Park Hotel and have taken A suite
at the Congressional Country Club.
where they viii remain for the Summer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pagdee Of New
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Evening star., 1928-05-06

The Ambassador Of Great Britain
and Lady Iaabella Howard viii go TO
New York today and Lady Isabella
Howard will sail Saturday for Italy.
She will later go 10 England, where the
Ambassador will join her for a vacation
in the midsummer,
The Ambassador OF Italy and Nobil
Donna Antoinetta de MARITIME were hosts
at dinner last evening. having AS their
guests the Vice President, Mr., Dawes,
Senator and Mrs. William II. King,
Assistant Secretary OF State and Mrs,
Wilbur j. Carr Mrs Franklin Mott
dunther, the commercial counselor of
the Polish legation and Nine, Wank0-
witz. prof and Slgnora Casteliani, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Meyer lr, Mr, and
Mrs Robert Veddef Fleming, Mr.. and
Mrs BreekinFidge Long, Mr., and Mrs
Demarest Lloyd, Mi and Mrs Alvin
Dodd the president Of the lnterna~
tional Chamber Of Commerce aud
signora Pirelii. Mrs Alvin T. llert.
sianoTina Castellani, Mi Albert q.
Redpath, the counselor OF the Italian
embassy, Conte Mafohettl, and the
secretary 6ign0f Vitetti, and Signor
Fernando Cuniherii formerly connected
with the Italian high commission and
nov living ln New York
Evening star., 1928-05-06
CurrentSocialSea Now
Nearing It's Close, Showing
Notable Gain in Interest
Outstanding Recent Events Include Visit of
Intrepid Flying Grew and Club Breakfast
for Mrs Coolidge.
BY SALLIE v. II. PICKETT.

the end also grows in
n nas @ 5 3JSS vs hs
Lady guest many
dinner parties most OF them & with diplomats M & as s0ss and some
THE grand climax of the Congressional Clubs social season is the
given attractive setting
Building the Marine Band Orchestra occupying the Aztec patio with
the towering palms and parrots and the breakfast served in the
The gay toilets beautifully arranged program
70 the The bore the inside autographed
pn0o OF Mrs Coolidge ano the printed program ot music
THE guest wonderfully setting
adding pretty gowns by the
view Of the guests Mrs Coolidge sat at the right Of Mrs Gerry
president Of the Congressional Club Mrs Dawes her left
Hooyer M James psys ME- hndey 5aeley Mrs Jryn
Mapes
CTIIL placed Club
when not content with entertaining the present mistress Of the
Taft Mrs woodrow Wilson both whom presided
the Presidents mansion with consummate grace
OUTDOOR win lure society city emptied of its
the While the
h0rsday Nay H. automobile parties driving 10 enjoy
beautiful sight Of the apple blossoms on Bradley Farm where the
Mrs. James Curtis Msreo couzens Robert Thompson
While ''' '"~""'
THE Keighborhood
fairy operetta PIED Piper 10 be Woodley
Of Che A. and the House Of Mercy Garden party
hs ocnc pstIes al n2ereng points and box luncheon Tor
refreshments methods Of entertainment enjoyed by both hostess
guests.
III be the meeting there al II o'clock omoro" morning when Mrs
Walter Takerma VII Rfeet the menPers @ o. ya,oas important
year particular attraction e featured
Ssd @ has s S9 Sa1s w doll % b Vera others whe o
a & aS s9 Of ~ . ssa ad tGf o ss s.n By BY s ad e % h
II1EAh snnaAU.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
Mime. Simopoulos Aiding
Near East Benefit Sale

Nine, SimopouloS, wife Of the Greek
Minister 70 the United States. Is
patroneSS of the sale os CtrSeS hand
emeroidevieS. which will - held II the
Florentine room O. the WSrSnan Park
Hotel Tuesday. Wednesday and TGucS-
day, MAY s, 2 and 10, The sale Is tor
The hs0efit al the workshops sStao-
liShed BY the American friends of
Greece and recently consolidated With
the Near East industries. which, under
the Sponsorship OF .he Nssr East Relief,
is operating shops throughout the Near
EaSt
Mime, SimopoUioS viii personally pre-
side at the sale Tuesday and WedneS-
day mornings from 10 so 10 -, 30
O'Clock
There will he large assortment ct
unique articles 10 choose froSn. al ce
which combine the beauty ~ colcgtnS
and design for which the Greek women
have been famous for centuries II Is
claimed that she articles produced III
these shops are practical aS well sS
beautiful and they are sold AZ prices
which are really less than their in
tyinSic Vahle
Evening star., 1928-05-06
New Horse Show Area
Opening Ceremonies
Due This Afternoon
Association Informally to
Dedicate Historic Orchard
Now Displaying Wealth of
Beautiful Blooms.

Apple trees are blooming in the his
tOfic orchard That IN a part Of the new
ly~acqtiired reservation Of the National
Capital Horse Show Association, pre-
sentinR n picture that Is said 10 rival
that in Winchester Valley where thou
sands are now enjoying the annual celc-
bTaLion
Learning Of this unexpected attrae-
ton on the grounds that within less
than a fortnight viii see the inaugu-
ration of the annual horse show, ON
ciaig 0f the association are arranging
q rather informal dedication of the field
for this afternoon, The idea of
dedication had not been entertained
but Mr., Hubert luintef secretary Of
the association, decided that IL would
he an excellent plan 10 acqlialnt Wash
lnRton with It's flne new horse show
grounds, where prize Eteeds from this
city and many sections of the country
vii vie for h0p0rs May n. 10 and To-
Arrangements have been made for
setting the flag pole and Al deEg~
mated hour This afternoon, some prom
inent local 0filclal will he invited to
raise The nag Otiieers Of the ash0eta =
ti0n and many who have been accepted
ss members wall be present, while hun
afeds ~ others interested IN the time
lonoIed epoit are expected 70 Ioin The
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Evening star., 1928-05-06
Miss Bina Day Deneen
Hostess at Tea TODAY

Miss Bina DAY Deneen. daughter Of
Senator and Mrs, Charles s, Deneen,
viii he hostess at tea this afternoon Ia
her apartment at a02a Connecticut
avenue III compliment to Miss Helen
cnitord daughter ot Col and Mrs Ed
ward Clifford Among those assisting
viii be Miss Phyllis Walsh and Miss
Alice Hester Grimm. who viii arrive
today from their homes in Chicago,
and Miss BETTY Taylor ot Eastland
TEX, who viii return with Miss neneen
today from abort stay In Princeton.
Evening star., 1928-05-06

The Secretary of the Interior, DR..
Hubert Work. has as guests IN his
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel for
a few days Mr.. and Mrs. s. E Davis
of Pueblo, Colo.
Representative and Mrs. Edgar p.
KieSs had as a guest at Wardman Park
Hotel last week Mrs. X, McC. SchefTel
OF Williamsport. Pa.
The Governor OF Rome. his excel
lency Prince Poten2iano Spada, ana his
daughter. Princess Miriam who ar
rived in New Ycrk Friday 10 return
the visit made BY Mayor James Walker
70 Italy last Summer, Will be az the
NaYflower during their Washington
visit They are expected to come here
Wednesday.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. William D Con-
nor will be at home at the Army COL
lege this afternoon,
The director Of the National Parks
Service and Mrs. Stephen Mather have
had visiting them at Wardman Park
Hotel for a week Mr. and Mrs. Charles
E. Townsend Of Piedmont Calf. Mr..
and Mrs, Mather. accompanied by Mr.,
and Mrs. Townsend. motored 10 VIM
chester for the Apple Blossom Festival
Thursday. Their guests will leave to-
morrow for New York and VIII visit
Quebec and Montreal before returning
to California.
Judge and Mrs. John r. Price are
spending the week end in their country
home, Crand-View-o w-on- the-Potonlac, ana
had as their guests yesterday Mrs, John
r. Dougherty and Mrs William II. Glib
son. They will return TO their apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel tomor-
row. opening their country home a
little later in the season.
Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Bispham Of New
York are at the Grace Dodge Hotel
Mr., r, Golden Donaldson has returned
from New York. where he visited his
daughter, Mrs Harold T. Irish, he
has with him as his guests az the Hay
Adams MIR and Mrs John Shepard OF
Boston and Palm Beach
Mrs. Henry 5, BoUyen Is closing her
apartment at Wakefield Hall for the
Summer She will sail May - 70
spend several months IN England
Count and Countess weStarp OF Ger
many. who make their home III New
York City. arrived In Washington yes
terday and are spending several DAYS
at the Wardman Park Hotel Or, q, c,
Ktep, counselor of the German embassy,
will entertain for them during their
stay.
The MarQuiSe dc Charette who has
been the guest OF her aunt, Miss Lulis'
Henning in Louisville, Ky. for several
weeks, iS at the Wardman Park Hotel
Tor tew days en- route to New YORK.
She Will sail Wednesday ON the
Aquitania for Paris to join her huS-
band, the Marquis dc charette Before
her marrlage the MarQuiSe de Charette
was Miss Susanne Henning, daughter Ot
the late MIR, j, w Henning OF New
York, She and her husband divide
their time between their Paris home
and their home in Brittany,
Mrs Frederick Cruger Pyne. With her
two small SONS, Frederick Wallace ana
Charles schuyler has arrived irom
tort kuStiS 10 spend month With her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Edward NJ. Wal
lace at the Argonne while Lieut. Pypc
iS away for the artillery mane0VeGS az
the Virginia CapeS.
Mrs Samuel Roeh Ireland has re-
turned 60 Washington after Spendlns a
year IN Europe, Mrs, Ireland Will ae
at the Mayaower Hotel ton several
weeks,
Mrs, John " Henegnan sailed ON the
Rochamheau Friday Ca visit hef father
senator sir Thomas 0rattan Esmondes
Bart, Ia Dublin IrelaNA
Evening star., 1928-05-06
Sir Esme and Lady Howard
Plan VacatiOnin Homeland
Vice President Dawes Among Dinner Guests a
Italian Embassy-Othcr Notable Events In
Diplomatic Circle

The Ambassador Of Japan and Nine,
Matsudaira will leave Wednesday for
Cleveland To attend the centennial
celebration Of the American Peace
Society, and will return to Washington
Friday.
The Ambassador of Spain and
Sonora de Padilla and their daughters
viii sail the middle OF next month for
their home In Spain, TO be absent until
the late Autumn.
The Ambassador OF France and Mime,
Claudel will entertain at dinner this
evening for their daughters, the Miles.
Claudel, Covers will be laid for 27
The Ambassador and Nine. Claudel
were hosts at dinner last evening, hav~
Ing MS their guests the Ambassador 0t
Cuba and Sonora de Ferrara the Am
basshdnr of Germany and Frau Won
Prittwita unds uatfron Senator and
Mrs, Hiram Bingham, the military at
tache Of thu British embassy Cot
Pope ~Henneaay the counselor OF the
German embassy, Herr Otto Kiep, Mir
and Mrs, Spencer Phenlx, MIR, and Mrs.
Blum, Mrs TruAton neale. Miss patten,
aennrtta Padilia, Mr, Alexander Kirk,
Mf Shaw, Mr., Wiley NJ Laeour edayet,
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