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Evening star., 1928-02-26

Petworth were week END guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William E. Kidwell.
Mrs. w. T. Jones Is again at home
after a visit to relatives In Mar
wood, Va.
Mrs. William Byron Bailey entertain
ed at bridge Saturday afternoon at her
home. on Prince street, when her guests
we're Mrs. Arthur NJ. King. Mrs. Forrest
Remschel. Mrs. Valentine Smith, Miss
Margery Hall, Miss Nancy Wattles, Miss
Lucy Anderson. Miss Laura Hulhsl,.
Miss Esther Lambert. Miss Margaret
Butler. Miss Louise Finke. Mics Sarat
Cox. Miss Lucy Reardon. Miss Virginia
wilkins. Miss Mary Louise Nicol, Miss
Inez Moore and Miss Mary Lloyd.
Mr.. Frank s. Gowan Of Norfolk was
the guest last week Of Mr.. and Mr..
Henry S. Padgett
Miss Anne Elizabeth Lang and ~.
Clarence Edward Bender we're married
Wednesday evening. February IS. az
the parsonage Of the Baptist Temple,
with Rev Ryland T Dodge officiating.
Mrs. and Mrs. Wilmer McMenamin
and Mr. and Mrs. William Meeks have
returned from visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hammant, in Warrenton.
Mr.. r. Maeger Green was in Harri--
sonburg last week TO attend the meet
ing Of the State Bankers Association.
Mr. J. Ashby Spence has left for his
home. in Atlanta. after visit 10 his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Spence, on
North Payne street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Magruder and
their tao children. Mary Jane and
/ William, Of Columbia Park, Md, ve-s
| guests last week OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. n
! Magruder.
| Mrs Roy Hewitt is the guest Of rela-
| tives in Spotsylvania County.
! Mr.. ami Mrs. Harry Force OF Arlrz-
/ ton were guests last week Of Mrs. Cinci-
! Davis.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
valentine card party in honor OF

a valentine card party in honor Of
her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Flanagan and
their children left last week for Chi
cago where they will make their home
il1 the future.
Mrs. Jcnnerfer Broaddus was the
week end guest of her sister. Mrs
Douglas Folks, in Richmond.
Mr.. James Butler OF auckland. Va.
spent the past week with his daughters
Mrs Edward Mills and Mrs. Walter
Dove.
Miss Dclphine Mosedale Of Mount
Rainier. Md. Is the guest OF her
brother-in- law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs
john w. Tulloch.
Mrs. H. A. Petty was the week end
guest of Mrs B. c. Gardner, in Bright
wood.
Mrs. S. r. Downey entertained at
dinner Friday evening to celebrate the
seventy-fourth birthday anniversary OF
hc- mother. Mrs. Caroline V. NoWland,
and the twenty-seventh anniversary OF
her son. Mr. Joseph Downey.
Mr. Samuel j. Troy announces the
marriage of his daughter Florence to
Mr.. Harold Sherman Locke OF Wa
bash. Ind, on Saturday, February l8
in Washington: Miss Rebecca Frazier
was maid of honor and Mr.. Preston
Wheeler was best man. Mr.. and Mrs
Locke are making their home tempo
rarily with Mr.. Irby at his home, on
Duke street
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Smartwood oi
st. George. Staten Island. N. Y. were
week end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam Umstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sullivan enter.
tanned at dinner and theater party
Wednesday in honor Of their son-in.
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Raison.
The marriage of Miss Merver Hinar
and Mr.. Thomas Rodder. jr., took place
Tuesday evening, February IA, at the
hcme of the bridegroom's parents. Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Rodder. Rev. j. w
Hardesty officiated. There were abou
so guests who were present for tbs
ceremony and the informal reception
which followed.
Mrs. Mary Vogel is the guest OF rela.
tives in Glen Ridge. N. j.
Mrs. Thomas Rowan is spending sev.
eral weeks in Palm Beach.
Miss Nora Mayhew has left for hel
home in Mooresville, NJ c., after yisi
to her sister. Mrs. Forrest Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Mattingly o.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
PARS0N WEEMS FIRST
ITINERANT BOOK AGENT
Inventor of Cherry Tree Story Made
House-to-House
Trips.

Correspondence ot the Associated Press
NEW YORK Parson Mason Locke
Weens. first biographer OF George
Washington and inventor of the fable
about Washington and the cherry tree.
also was Americas first itinerant book
agent
A biography OF Weems. just publish
ed, reveals that with copy of his Life
OF Washington" under one arm and
tracts on morality under the other. the
former man Of the clath made house
toulouse canvaSses of the citizens Of
the young Nation
Harold kellock. author of the bogra
ply. credits the cherry tree myth to the
parsons fertile imagination. which
caused him to paint in heroic colols
any subject Of which he wrote.
There is no foundation for such an
episode even in the honorable life .f
Washington" says Kellock. but II
made good story and undoubtedly
helped this early biography to run into
its present edition-~the seVentieth."
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Danes of Loyal Legion
Guests of Mrs. Nixon

Mrs. Courtland Nixon will entertain
the District Society of the Danes of
the Loyal Legion at her home. 1901
@ street northwest. on March l. Mr..
Raymond Spaeth. the youngest student
from the American University who won
the prize offered by the society for the
best essay on Lincoln. which was pre-
scnted at the Lincoln breakfast given
by the society at the Willard February
l3. will be guest and read his essay
on "Linco.n-the Man"
Evening star., 1928-02-26
ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

Mrs. R-,tllbone Smith and Mrs.
Charles Poser entertained at tea Tues
Gay afternoon at their home, on Duke
street, and were assisted in receiving
by their aunt, Miss Pickett Waller of
Whitewater. Va, and Mrs. Smiths
daughter -in-law. Mrs. Valentine Smith.
In the dining room. Mrs. Henry Mon
cure. Mrs. John Hunton Foster and
Mrs Clarence c. Leadbeater SERVED re-
freshmcnts. assisted by Miss Anne Mon
cure of Whitewater. Mrs Keith Norton,
Mrs. A. c. Warwick. Mrs. Wilmer Wal
ler. Mrs. jean Carter Bayly, Miss Mar
caret Warwick and Miss Elizabeth War
wick
Miss Josephine Ramage and Miss
Elizabeth Ranlage entertained the Aft
ernoon Bridge Club Tuesday at their
home. on Duke street extended
DR.. and Mrs. John Thornton Ash
ton have returned from a visit TO
friends in Beverly. Mass.
Rev. Churchill J. Gibson Of Lexing-
ton. Va. and Rev A. B. Chinn of
Heathsville Va. have left for their
homes after spending several days at
the Episcopal Theological Seminary.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Cosby Bell were
week end guests OF Rev and Mrs G
Peyton Craighill. in Leesburg.
Mis-; Nancy Wattles is home from a
visit 10 her cousin. Judge Rose Mac
Donald. in Berryyille
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hutton and
Miss Virginia Hutton Of Washington
spent the past week end as the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Moran.
Mrs. Edgar Stratton and her young
son have lef; for their home. in Cor
donsvil!e. Va, after a visit to her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l. Keller. Mrs
Floyd Keller. Miss Joan Keller and Miss
Jane Keller motored 10 Berkeley
Springs. W. v. and stayed over the
week end with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Woosley have
returned from Fredericksburg. where
Mrs. Woosley was bridesmaid and Mr.
Woosley one Of the ushers at the we'd
ding. on Wednesday. February Is. OF
Miss Anne Elizabeth Snellings TO Mr.
Michael Fuigier OF Richmond.
Miss Nell Hogan OF Washington was
the week end guest OF MIR, and Mrs.
E. D. File
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Ada Dodge and Mr.. Russell Brown, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Brown OF Alex
andria. on Monday. February 20. IN
Washington with Rev John c. Ball
officiating. Mr. and Mrs Brown will
live at All South Lee street.
Mrs. J. S, Jones and Miss Louise
Jones have left.for visit to friends In
Raleigh. N c.
Mrs. Haldy Miller o: Lancaster. Pa.
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs
D. c, Book. Mrs. Book entertained at
Evening star., 1928-02-26
WIN FAVOR AS RESORT.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press
PALMA. Balearic Island. Visits of
Rudyard Kipling and John Oalsworthy
10 the Baicaric Islands emphasize the
popularity these Spanish possessions in
the Mediterranean are achieving as a
Winter resort for British and Americans
The father OF Admiral FarraRut. first
vice admiral OF the American Navy. was
born in the Balearic Islands. and visits
OF the American feet to the islands IN
memory OF Admiral Farragut's Catalan
origin have done much to popularize
them
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Plan Leap Year Dance
Evening of March 16

An attractive leap year dance will be
eracy at the Confederate Home. 1922
Vermont avenue. March is. o'clock
pm. The committee on arrangements
includes Miss Frances Phillips. presi-
dent: Miss Lila Wallace, vice president:
Miss Sydney Alexander. recording sec
retary: Miss Harriet Ryder, correspond
ing secretary: Miss Caroline Recce
treasurer: Miss Martha Kcmon. chap
lain. and Miss Eleanor Chambers. his
torian.
Evening star., 1928-02-26

.Womcn's desire for siimness Is said
10 have resulted In pcrceptible de-
crras" n 'F1e manufacture of candy.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Has Own Patent Office.

Correspondence o; The star.
DUELIN-The Irish Free State has
opened its own patent Office. and :e-
quires all foreign patents, even British.
10 be registered.
Evening star., 1928-02-26
Uniforms to Be Uniform.

Correspondence OF The star.
MADRID.-Khaki has suppAnted
b-illiant-hued garb in the Spanish
Army. and all uniforms are to be alike
in cut and color
Evening star., 1928-05-27
BY FRANK III. SIMONDS.

TIME grave illness of Gustave
Stresemann, foreign minister Of
the German Reich, has served
i to concentrate attention upon
tun circumstances his achieve
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Railways Destroyed
BY Quakes Rebuilt

BulgariaS recent earthquake not only
destroyed thousands Of houses hat also
made it necessary to restore and rebuild
many railroads and relevel several miles
oI roadoed, In places the track Was
distorted and even lowered several feet.
Some bridges viii have 70 be replaced.
This win mean much additional ex~
penditure not included in the nations
budget, Before the tTemcys Bulgaria
VAS building n short lines ~ track,
Three cf these were nalTow-gAuge lines.
the others normal gauge. enc of the
latter financed nom the refNgee tOan.
leading 60 a new constructed rvfugee
town, During the last quarter ef iaaf
about $2,oO0,NNO Was SgNent ON th1 lhaeA
and a $1,000, 600 appropriation u being
spent ON construction, About $t.eO0sN eco
VIII have tc ee borrowed 20 eNNpleee
three lines II Is desired 80 finiAh hTSA
Narrow ~gAuge material taken nun the
RaknvSki~AaSkcVc line. which Is being
norlnaiiEed, will be used for the extern
sion Ut the narrow gauge line Radontr~
petFich to the Greek frontier, The Rni-
garS hope the Greeks Will eulld = line Co
the frontier near petrleh. thus openlna
nn an Internal ,caal trade line The
earthquake has caused Steh losses tha
HMlgarS do not think they can continue
all this work without outside financial
aid.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

The removal of StreSemann would be
disastrous, because German dsSSattStac-
tion at present conditions II great ana
some successor might he tempted 10
revert 10 more traditional methods and
seek TO hasten evacuation by trying 70
revive the old system of alliances,
Failing SO far 20 obtain the two great
ohiectiveS Of German policy, evacuation
and the disarmament of her neighhorS,
Germany might be led TO abandon \
policy of corporation with France and
dieat britain and seek u combination
with Russia or more likely, with Italy,
One hears IN Berlin and In the Ger
man press the argument that II IN time
for Germany to build new eomhina-
ton OF states 20 balance The French,
The material Is at hand, While France
Is allied with Poland. caecheSlovakia
and Belgium and has close ties with
Rumanla and Juaoslavla. Germany
could easily draw To her orbit Hungary,
Bulgaria, Austria and 1ithuania, Pos
sihly Turkey would return to her Ger
man association, since Germany no
longer has any aspirations which men~
aee the Turk,
such a grouping would he as little
real Importance unless 1t also Included
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Note--The following article. one OF
series - hy one of Englands foremost
editors who recently travelled over Inc
United States that he might study u ~
all It's aspects. Mr.. Spender has oesiI
,ssitor of the Westminster Gazette Ter lhe
nsxt s5 wears. and his study OF America
and its institutions is extremely interest
ing
Evening star., 1928-05-27

BY THOMAS r. HENRY.
|HE jeweled ikons of tradition in the halls
of American education are being smashed.
And Americans may become the worlds
4 most learned people.
The smashing has affected both the
little clapboard schoolhouse at the crossroads,
with the familiar red pump in the front yard,
and the spired university with its bells sounding
drowsily in the aristocratic dignity of ancient
ems.
Perhaps the most notable Of the new move
ments-the one which involves in some manner
most OF the others-is that for the education
of the adult.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Continued on Fifth Page)
Evening star., 1928-05-27
BY. ]. A. SPENDER.

TT is generally recognized that tne
United States of America Is an
enormous country, and those VINO
write about il dutifully record ltS
Evening star., 1928-05-27
OPTIMISM OF AMERICA
SWEEPS DISTRACTIONS
Famous English Editor Gives His Inn
pressions of u. S. A, lis Lille,
Its Beauty.

TO have evolved an Englishman finds
himself in a perpetual dilemma in an
American sleeping car. If he puts his
feet out they are tsodden on; If he
does not he cannot get his trousers of
or his sleeping suit on. The lack or
deficiency of other things. and espe-
ciaIly smoking accommodation. is such
as in England would fill the news
papers with the groanS of sufferers,
but the American accepts them good
humoredly as part of the nature OF
things. This good-humored tolerance
Of things said TO be inevitable is to the
English observer leading American
characteristic.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Marriages of Record
Adding to Calendar
Of Charming Events
Mrs. Betty Grove Hardesty
Becomes Bride of Mr..
Emmons S. Smith, Jr.
Other Notable Nuptials.

A wedding OF unusual interest took
place at noon yesterday. when Mrs. Betty
Grove Hardesty. daughter OF Mrs, Ciin-
ton Grove. was married To Mr., Emmons
Stoekwell Smith, jr,, son of Mrs.
Emmons Smith. The ceremony was per-
formed at the home OF Mr., and Mrs,
Richard Porter Davidson, Rev. DR.,
Charles Wood officiating.
Eaater lilies and Spring flowers
formed an effective background for
the wedding and airing orchestra
played during the ceremony,
The bride was given In marriage by
her brother, DIR, George Grove, and she
wore q gown Of mauve chiffon and car
ried n large bouquet of orchids,
Mrs. Davidson was the matron Of
honor. wearing q gown OF yellow chif.
fon and carrying yellow roses and blue
Daisy Davidson. small daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs. Davidson, was the fiower
Girl in dainty ffoek of net over peach,
and Grove Hardesty. s0n OF the bride,
was the ring bearer. wearing white
knitted suit,
Mr., Robert stead was the best man
lContinued on ruth Pags,l
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Easter Holiday Guests
Will Visit Senate and
Official Homes Here
House Parties and Luncheons
to Mark Week End-Capi-
tai Residents Plan Trips.

Senator and Mrs. Joseph T. Robinson
have AZ their guests the latter's brothers,
Mr.. Charles Miller and Mr.. ii. Grady
Miller Of Little Rock. Ark, who viii
remain several days.
Senator and Mrs. Ellison -, Smith
have with them for the Easter holidays.
at their home, 1907 Belmont road, their
daughter, Miss lsobel Smith. who attends
Converse College at EpaTtanburg, n, O.,
Miss Smith is spending this week end at
West Point.
Mrs. Royal S. Copeland will go TO
New York on Wednesday 10 Join her
son, Royal Copeland, IT,, who win come
from Syracuse University for his Easter
vacation. They VIII Join Senator Cope
land In their apartment at the Ward
man Park Hotel for the Easter week
end.
Mrs. James NJ Beck, wife 0f Repre-.
sentative Heck, has gone 10 New York
IN remain until after Easter
Mrs. George III, Combs, lr, wife Of
Representative Combs III Missouri, will
spend the first week 0f April IN Fonda.
iContinusd Oh Second Paes,)
Evening star., 1928-04-01

The Secretary OF War and Mrs.
Dwight r. Davis were the ranking
guests at a dinner given by Representa-
tive and Mrs. Harry Clay Ransley Of
Pennsylvania on Saturday evening,
March 81, In the Chinese room Of the
Mayfower Their other guests on this
occasion were the Secretary of Labor
and Mrs James J, Davis, Senator Ar
thur Capper, Senator and Mrs. Cole L.
Rlease, Representative and Mrs. Henry
Allen Cooper, Representative and Mrs.
Clyde Kelly, Representative and Mrs
James A. Frear, Representative and
Mrs. Henry w, Watson, Representative
and Mrs. Edgar r. Kieas Representa-
tive and Mrs, Louis 7, MeFadden, Rep
Fesentative and Mrs. 4, Wallace Demp-
sey. Representative and Mrs, Adam NJ
Wyant. Representative and Mrs. n, Hart
Fem, Representative and Mrs. j, Banks
KuTtE Representative and Mrs, william
E. Hull, Representative Laurence H.
WaUes. Mai. Gen, and Mrs, Charles r,
Rummefall, Nal, Gen, and Mrs, Amos
A. Prizes, Mrs, John u, Henderson,
Lieut., and Mrs kummarail. MIR, and
Mrs, Harry II. Daugherty, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Mondell. MI. and Mrs. Thomas
Evening star., 1928-04-01
of Panama

The Ambassador of Japan and Nine.
Matsudaira will return tomorrow from q
brief visit in New York.
The Ambassador Of Spain and Sonora
de Padilla will return tomorrow from
New York. where they went yesterday to
attend q Spanish concert last evening.
The Ambassador Of Cuba and Sonora
de Ferrara will entertain at luncheon
| today. when their guests will be the
Minister of Egypt and Nine. Sanny, the
Minister Of Bulgaria and Nine. Radewa,
the counselor of the German embassy
and Frau Kiep. the secretary of the Ital-
ian embassy and Donna Anna Domville-
Mascia. Senorita Rosa Padilla. Mile.
Claudel, Senorita Mercedes Madraxo.
the secretary of the Swiss legation, Mr..
walter II. Rufenacht: the third Secre-
de Guell, Mr.. Louis Wiley, Senior LinareS
Rivas. Mr.. Ermirger, Miss Ermirger and
Senor Santini.
The Ambassador of France and Nine.
Claudel had small company informally
at tea yesterday afternoon,
The Ambassador of Chile. Senor Don
Carlos q, Davila. Is spending today IN
New York, where he went Friday eve-
ming, and will return tomorrow.
The Ambassador of Germany. Herr
friedrich wilhelm Won Prittwitx und
oaffron, went to New York yesterday
for brief stay,
The Minister of Uruguay, DIR. J, Va
fela. sailed yesterday for his home in
Uruguay TO Join Mime. Varela and their
family, who have been there since early
In January.
The first secretary OF the legation,
DIR. Hugo v, de Pena. viii be charge
daffaircs during the absence of the
Minister
The Minister OF China and Nine. Sae
and the Minister Of CxechoSlovakia, MIR,
2denek Fterltnger, were the guests at
dinner last evening of the former Mn
lister OF bulgaria and Nine, Panaretotf.
The Minister OF Canada aud Mrs.
Massey are spending the week end In
San Francisco. They win leave there
tomorrow or Tuesday for Salt Lake City
ON the FIRST portion Of their return trip
To Washington, They are expected %
arrive here Sunday, April 3,
The counselor Of the British embassy,
Mr., Henry Getty Chiffon, and his
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Chiffon, sailed
yesterday aboard the Mauretania for
this country after spending several
months IN England, Mrs, Chiffon. who |
remained In their home on n street, |
viii 60 % New York Thursday to meet |
them, Plans for their leaving for Mr., |
chiltans new post as british Minister |
ta the Vatican will be made after his |
return 10 Washington next week,
Frau kiep. wife OF the counselor at |
the German embassy. will sail Saturday,
April II. aboard the q, 3, Hamburg ID
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Engagements to Wed
Mark Social Calendar

Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar H. Levan Of Lam
caster, Pa. have announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter Mary Nell
10 Mr.. Charles Bryant Grove, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry c. Grove. 2Oe
Cathedral avenue northwest. Washing
ton, The wedding viii take place In sc.
Johns Episcopal Church. Lancaster.
Pa, Saturday April 3S
Miss Levan IS graduate Of the Ship
pen School for Girls and attended
Cedar Crest College. Mr. Grove was
graduated frum Swarthmore College
and Is In business In Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs, Basil Gordon Taylor OF
1910 Buchanan street announce the
engagement OF their daughter Thelma
10 Mr. Ralph Heidelhach Of Catons-
vile. Md. The wedding viii take place
Monday, April Is,
Mr., and Mrs, William Maruuand Car
penter Of 4el9 Kansas avenue north
west announced the engagement OF their
daughter Olive May 20 Mr., Charles Ro-
land Bell, at q party Tuesday March
II, given IN their home The wedding
will take place some time in May.
Mr., and Mrs. David Ssefnman an.
nounee the betrothal OF their daughter
Sara To MIR, saul q, Iichtenherg Of this
city, The wedding viii take place IN
June,
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Az Homes Scheduled,
With Dates Annexed

Maj, Gen, and Mrs G, p, Summerall
win be at home today, nom 4 10 3
o'clock, at the chief Of Statfs quarters
at Fort Myer,
The new eommandant of Bcllinz
Field and Mrs, Howard g. DAWSON viii
De at home this afternoon IN their
quarters on the field.
Mrs, Henry r. pinAcek has discon~
tmued her, Sunday afternoons At home
for the season,
Mrs, CresSon. wife Of Maj, Charles
q. CreSNon, will observe her Monday
afternoons at home during Aprn IN
her apartment at i66l Crescent place.
Mrs Victor Kauftmann will not be
AZ home tomorrow afternoon,
Mrs, hantington~kidd viii net re-
eelve ON the frat Thursday in April.
this eeins Holy Week. bat she viii ~
at home Thursday, April II from : 10
Z e'elock.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Few Feature Social Events
Noted in Capital Calendar
AS Folk Observe Holy Week
Dawn of Easter Sunday. However, Expected to
Inausurate Series of Brilliant Entertain
ments-Leadins Attractions Listed.

W
{, s Ss
- the Of and who viii share hOnors
running
dasa %s the atmosphere per-
EASTER SUNDAY win burst society perfect
win crowded and overcpowded with up to the
m sht the @ Of shees M GaRa e & ssx d
hae M M au s s Homie ns fn s % ss snd Mrs Parker west
As hosts win give several hundred members Of society opportunity
Il. ho OF 'ns sylvan e "nen marks 'ne
xy1cE and Mrs Dawes will give an Easter week dinner
S M 5 d s os % ne OF A as viii na S and os oe
Club sssadsy night april H. with Mr. and Mrs Benjamin r Ho
conbe hosts.
when & E aI he & Maa e h sd %
assht.l
little white. LADY
deli 1ndse the tale the & .s And
and shared the dssts The ehdren '''
~ banquet
ap %sn a. MRS the ws G NJ 5sfaGe Gu viii h Be ns ages
Harvey wey president Columbian %omsn
9s:sIs e. vi
- 5 al m npp o e D % BEAR M S 5 Of
EOR Easter Monday night exempted
oi n m M so6s @ s s Eye Es ne TSa M Ho.
% e The FS. a h s ss saa Mrs. e4S edse @ bail % as
list Dwight
War: Mrs Harry 8. New, wife OF the
Ham Howard TAFT Mrs Louis A. Fr0thingham l.
Dougherty, Mrs Sidney TaIaeo Theodore Noyes
Lea Miss Mary Adams Mrs Watson Clark George
T. Mafe others have for this worth
while entertainment in aid Of OF the most useful institutions
the Capital
FASTER Monday silent Southern
ION s @ % S na S ssns G ft a M aad 9 sepea. fs d . a
s t a2 s s s'as 's Be 'Ss@ a s
m nn come from @ II S 9 @ b M Sa % ad
Middle West and North Peter Goeet
ball.
"WEDNESDAY Of Easter will
important a
The annual Congressional with
nf time the breakfast Will take place in the Pan American Build
ing Gerry president Of the
pretty little enersnment for the children of the club members
Thursday April H. from 10 O'Clock Children IA
invited The guests will be In costume and there will
be saa-EoUng and other Easter diversions.
Evening star., 1928-04-01
Secretary and Mrs. Davis
Honor Guests at Dinner
Entertained With Large Company by Repre-.
sentative and Mrs. Ransley-Other Notable
Social Events of Week.

w. Phillips, Ir. Brig. Gen, Henry J,
Reilly, Mr.. and Mrs, Alfred j. Bros
seau. Mrs, Samuel William Earle. MIR,
and Mrs Edward Avery Hartman, Mrs.
Lucy Wilder Morris. MIR, and Mrs.
Hight. MIR. and Mrs. George McAbee,
Mr. Randolph Clement zell Mai, r. q,
Gordon Forster Miss Dorothea Lane,
MIR, l.. j. Van Hoorn and Miss Eliza
beth Abigail Ransley,
The Secretary OF Agriculture and Mrs,
William M, Jardine will share honors
with the Minister Of China and Nine
Sac nj dinner Wednesday evening OF
Col, and Mrs George q, Thorpe,
Senator and Mrs. Hugo l., Black
CONTINUED on Fourth pagel
Evening star., 1928-04-01

The Ambassador Of Japan and Nine.
Matsudaira will return tomorrow from q
brief visit in New York.