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Evening star., 1928-05-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY.

Inc writers League of Washington
wiz meet, O'Clock. at Thomson school
The Catholic Daughters of America
Court District. No. 2i2. will give 4 dance
vi ITS club, sol z street
Baptist Young Peoples Union will
give theatrical performance. & O'Clock
Club es'
Congress Lodge. No. So. r. A. A. M
VII give its annual birthday party and
iaules night in ballroom of Hotel Ra-
!slgn. eIa O'Clock. Entertainment.
Dancing. Cards must be presented Of
door.
Brightw0od Citizens Association will
meet, O'Clock. in parish hall of the
Church Of the Holy Comforter.
Ruth Cleaners of Ruth CHAPTER. M
J., Q. z. s., will give card party this
evening. At Chestnut Farms Auditorium.
Twenty-sizth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
The District intermediate Christian
Endeavorers viii meet. 8 o'clock. at
Wallace Memorial Church. Miss Mabel
Thurstos VIII give a talk on Prayer"
Rev Harvey w. Goddard will show
travel scenes and bird pictures at meet
Ing OF the Christian Endesvor Society.
6 o'clock At First Congregational
Church.
FUTURE.
Mount Pleasant Citizens Association
viii meet tomorrow, 8 pm, at Mount
Pleasant Public Library District Com
missioner Dougherty viii attend. Elec-
tfon Of ofhcers Refreshments.
Mrs Jarieyss wax Works and stunts
by St. Paul's Sunday School will be
given tomorrow, 7:4s pm. at St Paurs
Parish Hail. Twenty-third street below
Washington Circle for the benefit Of
the Episcopal Church Home for the
Aged.
The Washington Alliance OF Delta
Delta Delta will meet for luncheon to-
morrow. i2:45 pm. at the Y. w. c. A.
Visiting Deitas invited 70 attend.
Or. Winfield q. Whitman, Chiroprac-
tor. will deliver an address before the
Washington City Chiropractors' Asso-
eiataon. Tuesday. Q pm, at Grover
Cleveland School.
fIEf f10ItCI D. NOulEitOf VIII OcuTSt
lecture The Roll Call of the Great"
before the League for the Larger Life
al Stoneleigh Court tomorrow. SIS
pm.
The jacob Society will give a 6inner
tomorrow, In the auditorium Of the Ma
taonai Press Club.
The wanderlusters viii have dance
tomorrow 3 an AZ the clubhouse Al
Franklin Park. Va.
The Virginia State Society will meet
tomorrow. s:30 pm. at Willard Hotel
Charles n Callahan. former grand
master Of Virginia Masons. viii speak.
Entertainment by pupils from Arlington
TSs-i Girls School and dancing. Will
ii.ssl and Mary College alumni viii be
R1aSts Of honor,
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Woman Takes Own Life.

f.EW ORLEANS, May IL lp.--Mrs.
:. a. Trufant. Jr.. wife Of reporter on
the TinneS-Pica yune and of prominent
family connections. committed SUICIDE
~ nsr home early today by shooting
herself IN the night temple. Mrs.
Trufsn' had been Gespondens for some
tinps members of the family said.
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Gratis Is headed by Gov w. w. Brandon
OF Georgia, president of the Good Roads
Association.
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publican convention will be headed by
Gov. Ben s. Pauien of Kansas. That
appointed to appear before the Demo-
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Are Your Furs Safe?

and cleaned and repaired
all ready 10 wear next Fall and
If they are not let us tai e all worry
about them of your mind just
call Franklin 800. And have YOU
heard about the Special Summer rates
for remodeiing?
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me Writer'S League Of Washington
viii meet. s o'clock. at Thomson School
Inc Catholic Daughters of America
Court District No. 2i2. will give a dance
ef its club. sol z street.
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Congress Lodge. No. So. r. A. A. NJ
VIII give its annual birthday party and
ladies' night in ballroom of Hotel Ra-
leigh. SIS O'Clock. Entertainment
Dancing. Cards must be presented at
door.
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Baptist Young Peoples Union will
give theatrical performance. & O'Clock
IN auditorium Of the National Press
Club. 0S'
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Brightw0od Citizens Association will
meet, O'Clock. in parish hall of the
Church Of the Holy Comforter.
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ho North American Holding Company
r kcvefaaSenseni
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The Wanderlns;ers viii have a dance
tom0rrOg. . pm. al the clubhouse st
Franklin Park. Va.
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Rev. Homer j. Councillor will deliver q
lecture The Roll Call Of the Great. |"
before the League for the Larger Life,
Al Sfoneleigh Court tomorrow. 8:i5
pm
Evening star., 1928-05-11

The jacob Society will give a 6inner
tomorrow, In the auditorium Of the Ma
tionsl Press Club.
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The Washington Alliance OF Delta
Delta Delta will meet for luncheon to-
morrow. i2:45 pm. At the Y. W. c. A.
Visiting Deltas invited TO attend.
Evening star., 1928-05-11

Ruth Cleaners of Ruth Chapter, No.
j, Q. z. s., will give card party this
evening. at Chestnut Farms Auditorium.
Twenty sixth street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
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DR.. Winfield q. Whitman, Cniroprac-
tor. will deliver an address before the
Washington City Chiropractors Asso-
eiation. Tuesday. Q pm, at Grover
Cleveland School.
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The Virginia State Society will meet
tomorrow. $50 pm. at willard Hotel
Charles r. Callahan. former grand
master Of Virginia Mssonx, viii speak
Entertainment by pupils from Arlington
Iss-i Girls School and dancing. VIII
iisssl and Mary College alumni viii be
guests of honor.
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The District intermediate Christian
Endeavorers viii meet, 8 o'clock, at
Wallace Memorial Church. Miss Mabel
ThurStOA will give a talk on PRAYER
Evening star., 1928-05-11

Rev. Harvey w. Goddard will show
travel scenes and bird pictures at meet
Ing Of the Christian Endesvor Society.
O'Clock. at First Congregational
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Miss Treadwell Selects
Her Wedding Attendants

Miss Margaret Treadwell, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Henderson
Treadwell of New York and Washing
ton, whose marriage to Mr.. Charles
Pope Day of New York, son of Mr..
Mrs. Joseph P. Day of New York and
Short Hills. NJ j., will take place
December 90 in the Bethlehem Chapel
Of the Washington Cathedral, will have
as her attendants her sister, Mrs. Elisha
Gee, jr, of Memphis, formerly Miss
Mary SnoWden Treadwell. as matron of
honor; Miss Madeleine Austin of New
York and Washington as maid of hon
or, and in the party will be Miss
Pauline Pope Day and Miss Laura Day
of New York, sisters of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Clement H. Dabezies of Daytona
Beach, Fla, and Miss Roma Roder of
New York and New Orleans.
Mr.. Bernard P. Day of New York
will be best man for his brother, and
the ushers selected are Mr.. Arthur
French OF Boston. captain of the Har-
ward foot ball team. 1928; Mr.. Fred
erick Grant of Boston, also a member
of the team of 1928; Mr.. Joseph Cros-
by of Cambridge, Mass, star on Har-
ward team of 1927; Mr.. William Reed
of New York. Mr.. Peter Bonneau of
Long Island, and Mrs. Joseph p. Day.
jr., of Waltham, Mass, brother of the
bridegroom.
Mrs Treadwell and her daughters,
Miss Margaret Treadwell and Miss
Annie Overton Treadwell, have Joined
Mr., TreadWell at Wardman Park Hotel
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Dinner for Supreme Court
Last of 1923 State Events
On White House Calendar
President and Mrs. Coolidge Have No Other
Official Functions Listed to Precede
New Year Reception.
BY sALLIE v. H. PICKETT.

YTTH reception judiciary thing of the
w ing on the oiciai social Calendar
Coolidge their a;as ha1 in their n
ehaseRi d9s With he Secretary Treasury
of war War and Mrs Davis holidays
THERE cheerful air about the judiciary
than thu state sna m ag es ws hs
some req a ve % gown tTe e @ n the large
M ohcial duties has time to send flowers to
% She week @ be sold at church fair
ccARcY does one group of important
the fn han aoS6s H
part Of many @ invitation cards against
the ad e n nd Ms Keoeg will
aen @ G g 3 PVRp %T nfo
hosts receive them.
LIKEWISE the international
Of War ~ and % other ocas Ambassador
parties entertang
Asssns snd rom the
arranging feasts and dances for them
THE merrest view society delightful change
S from the ong ri D M the M Easu the 20
dispor themselves in the arena Ihat wll be
Shown the ncessant
ND doing thriving implies Thrift
best @ in sGs are e asng S Wc Of
mad az with Tbr on
e mas en o at Sa p @
her cohorts Willard A. when thou
the country will attend to the
the Capital assist in adding bany to the affair
V1CE ELECT SENATOR CHARLES CURTIS has given
committees the ball
to be given at the Willard Hotel the night of December l8 by the
of American accepting
the invitation of Mrs Busch president to be guest in her box
sister ana Mrs Edward
also will be her guests for the ball.
CHRISTMAS would not take its spirit without the
~ @ If aSnt % en h M m ehsr h sn
affairs for charity
With the Community Chest becoming part Of
to benefit the dependents of the District
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Secretary Almeida
Of Brazil's Embassy
Here to Assume Post
Was Assigned to Duty Two
Years Ago, but Unavoid-
ably Absent-Family We'll
coined to Capital.
Harrisa& & Ewing.

The first secretary of the Brazilian
embassy. Mr.. Paulo Coelho de Almeida,
although assigned to Washington two
years ago, has, through various rea-
sons, been absent so frequently that he
and Mime. de Almeida, who joined him
in the past two weeks, are virtually
strangers to all except their own par
ticular group. They spent part of last
Winter here and had an apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel, but this Winter
they have secure pleasant home at
1714 r street, in the vicinity of the
Brazilian embassy, which is located on
r street near Eighteenth. They will
be welcome additions to the house.
holders of the corps and to the Bra
lillian staff in particular, for this group
has few chatelaines. Nine. Gugel do
Amaral, wife of the Ambassador. has
not come to Washington since her hus-
band attained his present rank, al
though she lived here briefly when he
was secretary of embassy under Ambas-
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Society Buds Gather
At Charming Function
Given in Their Honor
Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes
and Mrs. P. Lee Phillips
Hostesses for Gay Group
Yesterday Afternoon.

Almost the entire quota of this sea-
sons debutantes met at the tea and
dance given in their honor at the VII
lard Hotel yesterday afternoon when
Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes and Mrs
P. Lee Phillips were hostesses. A de-
cided atmosphere of Christmas was
given in the decorations and the GRIM
Son-color boutonnieres worn by the men
of the floor committee and various
shades of red were shown in many of
the newest gowns seen.
Mrs. John W. Brawner, Mrs. Robert
Kennedy, Mrs. jain Walker Page Mrs.
Robert Lee RUSSELL Mrs. Joseph H.
Wahl and Mrs. Frank Sawyer Hight
were at the tea table.
The floor committee, under the di-
rection of its chairman. Mr. Fulton
Lewis, jr included Mr. Waverly Taylor,
Mr.. Stanton G.. Peelle, Mr. Richard
Shands, Mr. Oliver Walker, Mr.. Parker
Nolan, Mr.. William Mondell. Mr.. Fon-
taine Bradley. Mr.. Allen Reeside. Mr.
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Mrs. Jardine Will Head
Cotillon Receiving Line

Mrs. William M. Jardine. wife of the
Secretary of Agriculture, will head the
receiving line at the first Bachelors
Cotillon tomorrow evening at the May
flower Hotel. Others in the line will
be the wives of the officers of the CO.
tillon, including Mrs. Thomas Sim Lee.
wife of the president of the cotillon:
Mrs. George Calvert, wife of the vice
president, and Mrs. Robert Dulany
Cumnin, wife of the secretary, and
Mrs. William Laird Dunlop.
The membership list for the first
cotillon has been closed. Elaborate
plans have been completed for the party
and there will be dainty and attractive
favors for the guests
The figures will begin at 11:15 and at
1915 supper will be served. Mr.. Cum
min and Mr.. Calvert will direct the
figures and Comdr. Theodore Jewell and
Mr.. William Jeffries- Chewing, IT., will
head the mems floor committee.
Miss Marian Jardine, debutante
daughter of the Secretary and Mrs.
Jardine, will lead the cotillon with Mr.,
William Bowie Clark.
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Gen. and Mrs. Summerall
Sponsor Treasure Hun:

Mai Gen. and Mrs Charles p. Sum-
neral are giving mounted treasure
hunt this morning complimentary to
Miss Luvie Moore The hunt will be-
gin at the Army Navy and Marine
Corps Country Club, following a course
through the woods of Arlington and
Fairfax Counties The hunters will
finally wind up at the club, where those
taking part will join other guests for
breakfast.
Those to ride are Col. and Mrs. Guy
v. Henry, Maj and Mrs. r. d. New
man, Maj. and Mrs. w. d. Critten-
berger, Miss Alice Davis, Miss Mary
Henry. Miss Luvie Moore. Miss Char
lotte Childress, Miss Ann Robbins. Miss
Susanne Bradley, Miss Julia Robbins,
Miss Adair Childress and Miss Elem
Robinson. The man riders will be
Maj. Gen. Summerall. Mai. r. B. Nc
Quillen, Capt. M. A. Devine. Lieut.. r.
B. Bosserman, Lieut. Harry Roper.
Lieut.. Hugh Waddell and Lieut.. George
j. Forster.
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o'clock being the hour. Mrs. Charles S.
Thomas, Mrs. William Holabird, Mrs.
George H. Rock, Mrs. Charles B. Nc
Way, Mrs. Lee Warren, Mrs. Price
Whitaker, Mrs. Andrew Hero, Mrs. b.
Frank Cheatham Mrs. John w. Gulick,
Mrs. William Sewers, Mrs. Alfred w.
Johnson, Mrs. j. Holabird Towne and
Mrs. Lynn Rutter are also patronesses
for Nine de Mare.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Dean of Diplomatic Corps
HOnors Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
Widow of Former Ambassador to England Enter
tanned at Dinner-Other Social Events
in Diplomatic Circle

The Ambassador of Great Britain and
Lady Isabella Howard will entertain at
dinner Wednesday evening in compli-
ment to Mrs. Whitelaw Reid widow of
a former United States Ambassador to
the Court of st. James.
The Ambassador and Lady Isabella
Howard will entertain again at dinner
Thursday, December 20, in honor of the
retiring Minister of the Irish Free
State, Mr.. Timothy A. Smiddy.
The Ambassador of Mexico Senior
Don Manuel Teller. is expected to re-
turn to Washington from Mexico City
this week.
The Italian Ambassador and Nobil
Donna Antoinette de MARITIME gave a
charming afternoon party for children
yesterday in the embassy.
The Ambassador of Spain and Sonora
de Ferrara returned last evening from
New York, where they went to bid bon
voyage to H. r. H. the Infante Don
Alfonso of Orleans and his wife, the
Infanta Dona Beatrix, who sailed yes
| terday for their home after a short visit
in this country.
| The Ambassador of Cuba and Sonora
de Ferrara will entertain at dinner
| Tuesday evening preceding the reception
which the Italian Ambassador and
Nobil Donna Antoinette de MARITIME will
give.
The Ambassador and Sonora de
Ferrara will have as their guests this
week the Marquis and MarcheSe Casa
Mauri.
The secretary of state of Cuba. Senior
Don Rafael Martinez Ortiz. will arrive
this morning to attend the conference
and will be a guest at the embassy.
The secretary will be accompanied to
Washington by Senor DR.. Gustavo
Gutierrez and Senior Rafael Martiyez
Ibor, delegates to the conference, who
will stay at the Mayfiower.
French Ambassador and
Mime. CIaudel Honor Visitor.
The Ambassador Of France and Nine.
Claudel will give reception Wednesday
evening in honor of M Voisin, who has
come to attend the International Aero
nautical Conference.
The Ambassador of Turkey Ahmed
Mouhtar Bey, who is delegate to the
International Aeronautical Conference
will return Tuesday from the sessions of
the conference which have been held in
Cleveland, Dayton and Chicago.
The Minister of Portugal and Wis
countess d'Alte are expected to return
from New York early this afternoon
after spending fortnight in the
metropolis.
Mime. Peter, wife of the Minister of
Switzerland. had a small company
lunching with her yesterday.
The Chinese Minister and Nine. SEE
will be joined today by their son, |
Deming SEE, who arrived yesterday
aboard the George Washington from
England, where he is at school Young |
Mr.. SEE will spend the Christmas va
cation here with his parents and return |
after the first Of the year to England |
The Minister of Hungary and /
Countess Czechenyi entertained at |
dinner last evening before the dancing
class at the Montgomery Country Club.
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Continued on Third Page1
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The Minister of Venezuela and
Sonora de Grisanti entertained at
luncheon yesterday the delegates from
Venezuela to the conference on con-
cialtion and the secretary of the lega-
tion staff, Senor Don Luis Churion.
The Minister of Norway, Mr.. Halvard
H. Bachke, will go to New York this
week to deliver an address at the me-
mortal services to be held Friday in
Brooklyn at the Academy of Music for
Mr.. Roald Amundsen, the noted Nor
wegian explorer The exercises. which,
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Evening star., 1928-12-09

YITH reception judiciary thing of the
the Court dinner Thursday remain
wv social calendar of the White House before
on the President and Mrs
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Prominent Folk of Capital
In Round of Entertaining
Functions In Honor of Vice President-EIect Curtis
in Schedule-Other Noteworthy Social
Events Listed

The Secretary of Labor and Mrs.
James j. Davis will entertain at dinner
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Harry S. New, wife of the Post
master General, was hostess at dove"
dinner last evening in her suburban
home, Hemlock Hedge, in Edgemoor,
Nd her guests being the wives of a
number of those attending the Gridiron
dinner last evening.
The Vice PreSident-elect, Senator
Charles Curtis, and his brother-in-la
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E.
Gam, will be the guests in whose honor
Mrs. Emerson Howe will entertain at
dinner Saturday evening. I'D
Senator Curtis will be the guest in
whose honor Mr.. Harley Peyton Wilson
will entertain at a midday breakfast
today in his country place, Holm Hall,
In Virginia.
Representative and Mrs. Sol Bloom
will entertain at dinner December Is,
In compliment to the retiring counselor
of the Czechoslovakian legation and
Nine. Lipa.
Miss Margo Couzens, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. James CouzenS, was
hostess at luncheon today in her home
on Sixteenth street, entertaining COM
pany of debutantes and sub-debutantes
in compliment to Miss Sydney Sullivan,
debutante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Sullivan. Others in the company
we're Miss Marian Jardine, Mile. Bos-
from, Mile. Varela, Miss Rahel Davies,
Miss Faith Phillips, Miss Elise Alexan-
der, Miss Peggy Tyner, Miss Dorothy
Dial, Miss Mary Devereux, Miss Flor
ence Meyer, Miss Nancy Beale. Miss
Margaretta Ball and Miss Janet Ball.
Senator-elect William Phillips Colds
borough of Maryland and Mrs. Colds
borough were the guests in whose honor
sAEx. and Mrs. B. p. Sslhy entertained
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Princess de Ligne L listed
Sponsor for French Plays

Princess de Ligne, Mrs. Frederick
Dent Grant, Mrs. Marshall Field and
others are sponsoring Nine. Marie Stein
de Mare, who is giving three talks at
the Washington Club beginning with
one on French PLAYS of TODAY" IL,
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at the dinner dance of the Wardman
Park Hotel last evening.
Gen. and Mrs. Williams
Hosts at Honor Dinner.
The chief of staff and Mrs. Charles
P. Summerall we're the guests in whose
honor Brig. Gen. and Mrs Herbert
Owen Williams entertained at dinner
last evening at Chevy Chase Club. The
CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
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Senate Ladies to Meet
At Luncheon TUESDAY,

The first meeting of the Senate
Ladies for this season will take place at
their luncheon Tuesday. Mrs. Dawes,
wife Of the Vice President, viii preside.
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