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DUE WEDNESDAY. AUGUST "a
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.


fort victoris-Bermuda
Eolivar~cspe, Haitisn; Port q. PAX, Co
coa s.ss Maro N snp o and tno nce
Pgsrto Colombia and santa Marta;
Eruyers Euenos Aires.
Dorothy Luckenhach-~Pacifc Coast.
Msyaro-Trinidad.
ools snesoEPpsfssa cort.z.
R8zsl-Esfcelons
Ssnsinsgs-Genos
SAILING TOMORROW.
Mauritania plymouth cherbourg and
Prssident Hayes-world cruise.
Alesis-AlGlers, Pirseus, Constsntinople,
esrts Teresa-Crisfohai. TaIsra. Slavery.
csllao. Antofsgasta and VALPARAISO.
WeStphslsa-Cohb and Hamburg
kaenchen--Ct bh. CherbourE and Bremen
coanso-san Juan and santo Domingo
yanssllns--Yarmootk n 3.
CITY Of Aiton-Rotisrosm
sJabostso--SantoS
Santa Ei1sa-vslpsraiso.
ZSTembo--Accrs
SAILING FRIDAY. AUGUST II.
Czrraanla-Plymouth Hsyre and london.
IL &c France-plynsontn and HsVre.
Eoreyic--CheYoouFg anc Southampton.
fsplsnd-Piynoutn, CheYbourg and Ant
ss'a-hia--Harseille Naples and pa,rss.
Puerto Colombia
As,Tss-Turks IIano. Curacao and Mara
Arr zonse=-Inasua. Care Haitl.n. Port de
Esnkcs le- BsTcslona.
E1Vsrd NUnch~-Psrsbaribo
Ever Dsisvsrs -Aiezsndris
SAILING SATURDAY. AUGUST "a.
sevtfia-Cobh and Liverpool.
Caledonia Neville ane Glasgow.
Dsetschisnd chsrbourg. Southampton and
vosrcsta@ riyfaou.h, Eoulosns and Rotter-
venszasis Puerto Colombia csrtss.ns
cristoesl corinto Salvador ard San Jose
EtocEh holm -Gothennurg
Ji9s- Esysns- cris.obsi sno Port iAmon.
CsFFLlo-Sant2seo. Kingston. Puerto Gas
tt.ls. Te,a and Puerto Barrioe.
Bsltle~-Cobh and Liverpool
American Farmer London
EyEop-,Pifaeus. Pstras. Jana end Beirut
NaadycE-Rao Dc Jsreiro. Aonteyideo and
R1roa~ePl1eTto Plata. San Pscro d. Macofis
Cuyamapa-~Pperto CorftZ
NerlEsa--Et Johns arc Halifax.
Bermuda Bermuda
ksFa9l--ssntlago. Kingston and Puerto Co
loTnb.s
SAILING MONDAY, AUGUST 20.
TYanReane--Ysrsnogth. N s
SAILING TUESDAY. AUGUST ii.
FristooaI-~PcFt a. Prince anc Cristooal.
Ges6Iitz-fSaIRsy sna BfemerhzVen.
SAILING WEDNESDAY. AUGUST "a
Aea4tanls--CherboHrg and Southampton
garspa--Rig gstGn, Cflstobai CaFtsEens
Puerto Coicnahls anc Santa Marta.
CsesYge WaehlEgton~-4Che rbourR, EoUths mp
tor and ETemerhsgen
Fs5ron-San 'GsE. La CUsyFss Puerto &c
oe!in and MsFscsibo
EoRots-PaeFto Colombia.
SAILING THURSDAY, AUGUST ~
American decentralization.
Ese6Na-Hssans PrcEFsSc and Vera Cruz
Est4ra-crensds Trinidad and Georgetown
E&u LcrenEo--esn juan sna Esnto DOMINGO
EG4ttsEyt ~~ Southampton Es2oxLe kne
&TeRerEs YsE.
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Umbrellas!

IS-$ls.SO to $3.50 Silk Umbrellas. $3.50
lnimltsble styles with imported handles of
tlger-eye quartz and ambertone and they
are made of fine silks in navy, brown, red,
green, or purple. mounted on l6-rib Kyota
frames. Stop and look at theml
$40 and Sl2.50 i6.rib Silk Umbrellas. 81 so
Stunning two-tone and fancy bordered UNI
brelias and plain coored styles too
in green, purple, brown, and navy Buy one
for gift they're lovely!
1870 All.Silk Umbrellas. S.
Half price because some have been n bit
marred In display but they are remarkable
valuesi Navy, brown, green, and red silks on
l6-rib frames and they have such good
looking handles
Umbrella ShOb--Streei Floor
Stockings!
81 and $3.50 Sports Stockings $50
Beautiful Isle and silk and isle combina-
tions with fancy woven patterns stripes and
clocks college girls take special note!
p. s.. And there's group OF So Sports Stock
ings clearing at Just lbs.
Stocking Shob--Sreet Floor
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Air Mail Hop, Strike, Stowaway Hunt
And Sheriff 5 Visit Give Liner Excitement

liner lie de France will undoubtedly be
noted in history only for the fact that
The ship to-Shore air mail service. which
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was another woman In the case. S,,hse-
quently she was granted $50 weekly ali
mony. but it appears the pastry cook
had neglected paying. Sheriff Culsin
declared that the pastry cook must tut
up 81 900 bail or the lie de France will
be shy another member of its crew.
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Clearing! Juniors Frocks

Two charming organde dresses one fiat
crepe irock IN green, orange. orchid
2-S19.5O Flat Crepe Dresses, $3.50
Jumper dress with wide belt and a short
sleeved frock with plated skirt come
early!
$3.50 Long and Short Slceved
Silk Frocks SO
Quite a few are those popular peasant frocks
with hand shocking ;. fitted hipline
plated skirts navy flesh color mais, green
4-Sis.50 to s25 Frocks. S125o
Just one ensemble with a satin frock and
matching flannel coat and three fiat
crepe sports frocks 4. good styles remark
able at Si2.50
Junior Frock shop-Thrd Floor
Sportswear-ThurSday
I0-Ss.5O to $3.50 One of "A Kind
Blouses $3.50
Pleasant surprise blouses come in handy
especially when they are washable crepe
and fat crepe styles, with tailored details and
tucking. Pastel or darker shades.
30-$115 TO S3.95 GYM BIoomers. SOC
We're closing out our entire stock bQth
sateen and serge black
1873 English BrOadclOth Riding
Shirts. SI.95
~ just a few, so we've cut the price
2-s3s5o Golfiex Frocks, $3.50
Tailored silk frocks and the name tells
you they're very smart and very well made
I-$13.50 to $3.50 Sleeveless
Frocks and Ensembles. sl0.50
The ensembles are flannel long coats and
sleeveless dresses, IN flesh color or yellow
and there are washable crepe sleeveless sports
frocks in this remarkable groupl
7-s25 Sleeveless and Long Sieeyed
Frocks. $3.50
Perfectly tailored of the loveest silk sports
fabrics sizes IA to 40.
9-S2.95 Smocks at 81
Those wearable black sateen smocks usually
more than twice this sum sizes 80 TO A.
$3.50 to $3.50 Sweaters, s2s5
Even Suzanne Iengen Slip-ons in this group
other novelty styles with and crew
necklnes and sleeveless cardigan, too.
Youth want extra sweaters for Fall!
5-s10.50 10 $3.50 sir Crepe skirts. $3.50
Plated all the way around in side or box plats
+. . blue. white. mais
$3.50 and $3.50 Flannel
skirts s39s
Swagger style fitted on yoke . you may
have mais blue, flesh color. tan.
Spornmem Hot-Fomfh Floor
See the Coats for Larger
WOmen-ThurSday
$3.50 to $3.50 Silk and Cloth
Goats SIS
The best way 10 tell you what wonderful values
they are Is 10 tell you what you will find
$50 so furiess cloth coat beautifully
tailored . size 44l2.
$3.50 navy blue coat, rich tan fur . . 50h.
l~s49 so blue coat trimmed with fur 48i2.
I-s6g so black failie silk coat with mole trim
ming 48l2
$50 50 and I--s7950 tailored faile silk
coat one is 46l2 and one is 48i2.
$50 so to SOS I'urlcss and Fur.
Trimmed Goats SIS
As beautiful as coats be made but it's
just about the end of the season so we're clear
ing them cloth coats with earacui col
lars. or fox cuffs or satin and taille coats with
no fur al all do see them If you wear
size from 42i2 TO 44t2!
Larger WomeH's Coat Shob-Secoad Fioor
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Business conditions in Brazil are bet
ter than for several years.
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Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK. August 15,--Thc arrival
in New York yesterday OF the French
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All the Higher Priced Dresses for
Larger and Taller Women Left in
Stock Clearino at 5000

Dresses that s4950. sos and $3.50 beauti-
fully made and of the fine quality that means so
Mostly one-of-a-kind dresses. .chifTonS, aces and
Seorgettes. for dinner daytime wear. featuring
uneven hens fagotng, paits, flares and contrasting
veStees.
Larger WomeH,s Frock Shop-Second Floor
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The Markdown
One Dire
Many Dresses for Women
are as Low as Half Price!

V~-NN7SU ahu N09.SU Printed and PIan Sir
Dresses SIS
just the kind that are in the heeht of fashion rou,
pam chiffon in soft shades printed crepee
anu uu'e taiorcd nat crepes Just eight in all and
we re clearing them at SIS
1S-S29.S0 To $3.50 Dinner and DAYTIME
Dresses. $3.50
very eNceptlonal group. but. of you must
Speho Ilttle time looking for your size Dinner
ana evening dresses IN MORE lace and chiffon or plain
chion and georgette dresses for street and after
noon wear IN green, blue. orchid and beige
O-S29.SO to $3.50 All-Occasion Dresses
and Ensembles S2S
NO matter what type of Summer costume you're look
ing Tor 1t Will be worth while look in this group of
georgete ensembles. printed chiffon dresses fiat
crepe dresses and lace dinner gowns.
3-S4'.oO to Sos Individual DAYTIME Dresses $50 so
ms group represents finest printed chiffon and
georsete dresses also II very smart fiat crepe and
plain georgette dresses.
Uomrn'S Frock Shoh-Cecoyd EIoor~
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neil Didn't Spare
Thursday!
Few.Of.a-kind Frocks for
Misses Clearing!

4-Sl9S0 Silk and Orsandie Frocks S.
The silk trockS are printed and the organde frocks
come IN soft shades. rose, tan and green
S-Sl9S0 10 $3.50 Sheer and Tailored Frocks $50
Iheyre marvellous values Just think Of peorpette
dresses nat crepe dresses even an all-over lace
frock at $3.50, w.
6-S2s TO $29SO Plain and Printed Silk Frocks. $40
some are dressy and some tailored chiffons and
crepeS tnat are printed. and fiat crepes In plain
SadeS there are wo-piece Jumper effects and frocks
win mares and pialts and Scarfs
It->ASSO sports. Afternoon and Formal Frocks $3.50
The sports frocks are silk poue daytime costumes
are Reorgette ensembles and fiat crepe dresses and
'here are Just few evening dresses in tafeta ana
organdie.
S-Sz9.SU to $3.50 Tailored and Elaborate
Frocks, $3.50
Yes, even a satin wedding gown that is beautifully
bSaueu and there are polka dots and floral prints
and very good-ooking ensemble
9-$39S0 to $50 so Distinctive Ensembles
and Ffocks. S29.S0
WOODEN ensembles with - coats. lace and chiffon
afternoon frocks. tailored fiat crepes and dinner
dresses OF satin or chiffon. have their
equals at this low price
o-SoS to $3.50 Exceptionally Lovely Frocks $50 50
The kind you're sure to fall in love with a fae silk
with lace yoke and uneven hem. Roman crepe and
chHon afternoon and dinner dresses. and of
the most unusual values Is ensemble with full
length kaSha coat
Misses Frock Shop-Third Floor
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Smart pieces but we h
gold finish beads braided
unique pendants. linked
many beautiful pins, why.
to look through this group,
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American decentralization
FsesNE-Hasans ProgFsSc and HsYs Cruz
4fa--fIfensds, Trin,osc snc Georgetown
E4u Lcrenzo--Esn Juan and Sznto DominRo
Ef4ttssy. Southampton, Ee2loyns and
STeEeEksYsEs
The Washington times., 1928-10-17
PAGEANT BOX
PARTIES ARE
PLANNED
Notables to View Presen-
tation of "The Cross
Triumphant"

Very few boxes remain for the
two presentations OF THE Cross
triumphant" on Friday and sat
urday OF this week at the Wash.
ington Auditorium. Recent addi-
lions to the list Of box holders
are Miss Gertrude Myer, Mrs.
Adolph Kaspar Miller. Mrs, 3. r.
Houston. of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Guy -. Golf, Mrs. James Curtis.
Mrs. Robert n. Lee. Mrs. Dupont
lee, Mrs, Frederick Hicks. Mrs.
Henry Parsons Erwin and Mrs,
David st. Pierre GaiIlard.
Those who have taken seats for
the performance and who will
entertain parties of distinguished
visitors include Mrs Charles J.
Bell, Mrs. Charles r. SIlnnmerail.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richa rds, DR.,
and Mrs. Ronald Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Johnson. Mrs David
du Bots GailIard. Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Johnston. Mrs. A. Geary
johnson, Mrs. Watson freeman
Clarke, Mrs. A. N. Talbot, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd AspiDWaH. Adj
niral and Mrs. William d. L.eaI1y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Greene, Mrs.
Stokes Halkett. Mrs. BENJAMIN
Rush Logic, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Marsh and Mrs. Herman Jen.
nings.
Among the well.known women
who will appear In the pageant
are Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley. Mrs.
Albert N. Baggs. Mrs. Paul Bley-
den, Mrs Fulton Lewis, Mrs. K.
r.. Andrews and Mrs. Goring
Bliss.
Boxes and seats are 10 be OBJ
tanned al the Willard, from Mrs.
Rose EouvernoAr Hoes and Mrs.
Philip Lee Phillips. Mrs. WiIIiann
Corcoran Eustis Is chairman Of
boxes.
Sir John and I4sdy Lynn Thomas.
OF the British Isles, and their
daughter. Miss Lynn Thomas.
are making brief visit In Wash
ington and were guests at the
luncheon given yesterday for
Lady Aston. They have just ar
rived from Boston where Sir
John attended the medical con-
gress Of surgeons, and they will
be in this country until the end
OF the month. Sir John is con-.
sulting surgeon OF the Prince of
Wales Hospital In Cardiff. Wales.
and also OF the WEIGH National
Memorial Association In Cardiff.
He and Lady Lynn Thomas are
the guests of Mrs. Virginia White
Speel. while Miss Lynn Thomas
Is staying at the Mayfiower.
-, - = ~
Mrs. Charles J.. Bell will enter
tain at tea tomorrow afternoon at
Twin Oaks for the missionary
delegates to-. the Episcopal Con.
vention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair
have returned to washington
after passing the summer AT East
hampton, Long Island.
The Washington times., 1928-10-17
Delegates From Japan
To Episcopal Congress
Feted By Former ENJOY

Tho former Ambassador to Japan
and Mrs. Charles Beeehsr Warren,
Of Detroit. who are guests at the
Mayflower during the Episcopal
Congress, were hosts at dinner last
evening in the Palm Court OF the
hotel. Their guests included the
bishops and clergymen from Japan
in attendance at the congress and
a group of representatives from
the Far Eastern Division of the
State Department.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Scott Parrish.
ir. have arrived at the Home
stead. Hot Springs, Va, on their
honeymoon. Until her marriage
last week Mrs. Parrish was Miss
shelby Culiom Brown. She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phelps Brown, of Springfield,
Mass. rranddsug Of the
late william Barrett Hidgely, Of
Washington, and great grand
I daughter Nand namesake Of the
late Senator Shelby Cullon.
The Washington times., 1928-10-17
NOTES OF SOCIETY

tional League of American Pen
Women.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cohen an.
uounce the marriage of their
daughter. Sadye Edith, to Daniel
g. Cohen on Sunday. the ceremony
taking place in Baltimore. The
couple will be at home after No
vember at 1875 Spring Pl. n. w.
Mrs. Ada Byrne will he in
charge OF the card party tomorrow
afternoon ct the Woman's Bene.
fit Association. which will be
given at the clubhouse at 1850
Massachusetts Ave-, beginning at
1880 o'clock.
Joseph Johnson. Of New York,
commissioner of public works,
Manhattan announces the mar.
riage at Annapolis, Nd, on
September % last, OF his daughter.
Mrs. Sarah Johnson Perry. to Ho-
bart Newman. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Enos s. Newman. Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman. will make
their home in the Capital.
Miss Lucy p. Garner, of the
national board of the Y. w. G. A..
New York, is spending some time
at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
4
Mrs. X. S. Reynolds Hit and
ner son, Robert Hit, will go TO
New York today and sail Satur-
gay Tor Europe. They will go 10
buda pest 20 visit Mrs. Hits SON
ma " and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
AndoT he Hertelenhv.
The Washington times., 1928-10-17
For the Mdtron
Cotton Foulard
Home Frocks, SIS

These fresh-looking printed foulard frocks
are most becoming choice for Autumn
mornings. Straightline styles that launder
easily and we'll; in attractive navy-and-tan
and black-and-w white prints. Sizes Sc to 46
The Washington times., 1928-10-17
In New York

: The Ambassador. of Chile and
Nine. Davtla went 20 New York
yesterday to remain several DAYS.
The minister Of Finland. L. AZ.
from, arrived in New York yester-
oay On the Drottninghol,1 from
Goethenberg, after passing several
months in Europe He will come
TO Washington today.
The minister Of L.ehusnia z. K
BslUtis, arrived in New York YES.
tercsy, where he was met by the
secretary Of the legation, Mikas
Bal -onas. They will return 10
Washington today.
Members of the Lithuanian col.
ony in New York gave dinner
last evening at the Waldorf. As.
toria for the new envoy.
The Washington times., 1928-10-17

Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet
Gerry, who were in Newport for
q dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton Fish Webster. have re-
turned to their place at Warwick
Neck, r. I.
Mrs. Nicholas LongwoFth.s who
has been at her house in Massa-
chusetts Avenue for, brief visit,
left yesterday for Cincinnati TO
remain until after election.
Mrs. James W. Wadsworth, ir.
is spending some time at Hot
Springs, Va.
Mrs. Everett Sanders, wife Of
the secretary to the President,
left yesterday for New York, and
will pass two weeks at the Am.
bassador. She will return to
Washington for day, before
going 10 Terre sHaute. Ind, where
she will remain, until after the
election.
Col. Charley Burton Robbins,
Assistant Secretary of War, Is
passing a few days in New York,
and is at the Hotel Aston.
The Washington times., 1928-10-17
Luncheon Today

Mrs. Benjamin D. F'oulois. wife
of the Assistant Chief of the
Air Corps, entertained at luncheon
at The Carlton today in honor Of
the wives Of the air chiefs. Her
guests were Mrs. james r. FecheE,
Mrs. Morris Sheppard. Mrs. viii,
lam T. MacCracken, ir.. Mrs. S.
l.. Pike, Mrs. II. c. Kirkland, Mrx
H. s. Grier, Mrs. Howard C..
Davidson, Mrs. n. y. Hickam,
Mrs. y. Z. Netherwood, Mrs. r..
McCleIland and Mrs. c. s. Bubb.
Mrs. Anne E. Murphy has re
turned from the Pacific Coast and
opened her apartment at the High
lands. Mrs. Murphy spent the
summer in Seattle and the early
autumn in Southern California,
returning by Colorado Springs.
She also visited her son.in-law
and daughter, Major and Mrs.
Daniel e. MuhpTy. at Fort Riley,
Kan, for fews days.
Ks
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Busch. who is
at her home in Miami, Florida, for
few weeks prior to returning to
Washington for the winter season,
Is The guest In whose honor the
Miami Women's Club entertained
at 4 large reception yester.
day Mrs. Busch was elected
president Of this club last spring
shortly after similar honor was
conferred upon her by the Ma
The Washington times., 1928-01-27
Dinner Parties On
Calendar This Epening;
CabineteerS HOnOred

THE Secretary Of the Navy and
L Mrs. Wilbur will be the
honor guests at dinner this eve
ming of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Ar
thur L. Willard, who will enter.
tain a company of IL in their
quarters at the Navy Yard.
Admiral and Mrs. Willard will
entertain at dinner tomorrow
evening for the same number or
guests.
NNHE Secretary OF Labor and
= Mrs. James J. Davis will be
the honor guests at dinner this
evening of Representative and
Mrs. Ernest L. Alderman, who
will entertain a company of 40
at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Senator and Mrs. Henry w.
Keyes, of New Hampshire, will
entertain at dinner in the presi-
Dental suite at the Willard on
Saturday evening. February 4.
MISS KATHERINE JUDGE
4VA will be hostess at a dance
this evening in her apartment at
1885 Massachusetts Ave. in COM
pliment to Mrs. Starin- Stancliffe,
of Paris; Miss Margot MeCor-
mock, of Miami; Miss Elizabeth
Baldwin, daughter of Col. and
Mrs. Theodore Baldwin, of Gov
errors Island, n. Y, and Miss
Joan Bird.
Mrs. McCulloch Miller will en-
terrain at dinner this evening in
compliment TO Miss Frances Cot
tenet. of New York. who Is visit
ing Miss Belle Gurnee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolfe Boiling have
az their guest at the Wardman
Park Hotel Miss Sara Newton, OF
Philadelphia, who will remain with
them for a week.
Mrs. j. II. McEachern has come
from her home In Ann Arbor.
Mich. to be with her son, DR..
Thomas II. McEachern, also of
Ann Arbor, who is staying at
the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Miss Elsie Janis and her mother
Mrs. Joseph Janis, who are stay
ing at the Mayflower, were the
guests of w. Bissell Thomas at
luncheon Yesterday at the hotel.
Mrs. Peyton Gordon and Miss
Evelyn Gordon were also Mr..
Thomas guests.
Lady Hay Drummond Hay, of
London. England, arrived in
Washington today from New
York and is passing the week
| end at the Willard Hotel.
The Washington times., 1928-01-27
British Ambassador
To Viev Newfoundland
Picture Presentation

TyHE British Ambassador and
l. Lady Isabella Howard will
attend, as the guests OF honor, the
presentation of rhe motion picture
film on Newfoundland" to be pre-.
sented under auspices Of the Blu.
reau of Commercial Economics, at
the Wardman Park Thenter, on
Sunday evening, at . o'clock.
Major Robert Fl. TAFT high com.
missioner OF Newfoundland. will
give an address accoEnpanS ing the
pictures on Newfoundland.
Among those who have accepted
an invita- ton to attend are the
Rumanian Minister, Mr.. Cretziano;
the Minister of SALVADOR ard Nine.
Lima, the Counselor of the Ger
man Embassy and Mrne.s Kiep, the
Counselor of the Czechoslovak Lee
CATION and Nine. Lipa, Representa-
tive Henry T.. Ralney. Representa-
tive Bertrand H. Smell Represent
alive Sol Bloom, William Gibbs
McAdoo, Brig. Gen. =. e Booth,
Capt. Edwin T. Pollock and Mel
vile N. Grosvenor.
Mrs. Cunliffe Owen entertained
The Washington times., 1928-01-27
GOOD-BY FETE
FOR IRISH
LEADER
British Ambassador and
Lady Howard Hosts
at Dinner

TIME Ambassador of Great Brit
i ain and Lady Isabella Howard
entertained at dinner ,ast night at
the embassy in co1lpliment TO
William T. Cosgrave. President OF
the Executive Council of tie Irish
Free State, The other guests were
the Speaker of the Hoase and Mrs.
Longworth, the minister of Czecho-
slovakia, Zdenek Fierlinger; the
minister of the Irish Free State.
Timothy Smiddy; Desmond Fttz-
gerald, minister Of detense or Ire
land: Senator and Mrs Henry Will
der Keyes, Senator and Mrs. James
Couzens. Senator and Mrs. William
Cabell Bruce, Senator David l.
walsh. Representative A. Piatt
Andrew. Representative Edith
Nourse Rogers, Representative
Florence P, Kahn, the American
Minister to the irish Free State
and Mrs. Frederick Sterling, Assist
ant Attorney General Mabe.. Walk.
er Willebrandt Mr.. and Mrs. Eu.
gene Meyer, jr., Judge and Mrs.
Samuel Jordan Graham, MIR. ano
Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Brett NOyes. Mr..
and Mrs. Peter A. prury, Mrs.
Henry Getty Chiffon Mrs. Henry
g. Corbin, Mrs. Joseph Letter,
Miss Mabel Boardman, Princess
Boncompagni, Miss Gytha StoLr-
ton. Mr. O'Brien, William j. 3.
Macauley, Secretary of the Irish
Free state Legation. and Col. Jo'
seph O'Reilly, aide to President
Cosgrave.
President Cosgrave and his party
left Washington this morning Tor
Philadelphia.
GOVERNOR AND MRS. BEN $.
VI PAULEN, of Kansas, were
the guests for whom Mrs. Jacob
Leander Loose entertained at
dinner last night. The other
guests were the Secretary OF
Agriculture and Mrs. Jardine.
Senator Charles Curtis. Senator
James e. Watson. Senator Arthur
Capper, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Dion
Williams. Mrs. James r. Mann
and Mrs. p. r. Gam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Nc.
Chord have sent out cards for an
at.home Sunday afternoon, Feb
ruary 10, in their apartment at
the Willard when the guests have
been asked to meet Mrs. r. B.
Hills, of Northampton, Mass, who
will be their guest for several
days.
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The American consul general to
Czechosloval<ia. Arthur c. Frost
is a guest at the Mayflower.
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Mrs. George Clifton Ellerton.
wife of Lieutenant Ellerton. U. 8.
NJ, OF Norfolk, Va. il the guest
OF Mrs. Arthur Granville Dunn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Henderson
TreadweIl, of IA East Sixtieth ST.,
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