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Evening star., 1928-03-28

Manx. the native language Of the Isle
of Man. is passing, only about 1000 Of
the islands 10000 inhabitants being
familiar with the tongue
Evening star., 1928-03-28
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PER wish To- thank their friends and rcls-
tivcs for their kindness during her Illness
and Al her death
JOHN c. HARPER AND DAUGHTER .
Evening star., 1928-03-28

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Evening star., 1928-03-28
Your Home

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dependents requires thought and care in devils
ing plans that will mature regardless of what
may happen Unexpectedly to you.
Life Insurance in Trust is a protection to
your home and will create permanent estate
for the benefit of your dependents.
Any of the officers in our Trust Department
will be glad to discuss this with you at any time.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Birth.
DFaths.

BUsEY. Born to Ar .4.d Mrs r .. Busey
girl on March -. 1923.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Social Function Scheduled
At the Japanese Embassy
Ambassador and Nine. Matsudaira to Entertain at
Dinner-Other Notable Events Recorded
of Diplomatic Circle.

home at the wardman PARK Hotel. win
leave Thursday for New York and VIII
sail Saturday for Norway. They ex-
pect to pass about two months at Oslo
before returning TO this country.
The new naval attache of the British
embassy Capt. j. s. NJ. Ritchie. ac-
companied by the assistant naval at
tache of the French embassy, Conadr.
Albert Knothe. spent Tuesday IN An
napoiiS. where they inspected the Naval
Academy and were entertained at lunch
con by the superintendent Of the Acad-
emy and Mrs. Louis N. Mutton.
The naval attache of the French en-
haSsy and Nine. Sable viii leave shortly
for a visit in the South.
The secretary Of the Italian embassy.
Signor Leonardo Vitetti. IS spending the
week end in New York.
The secretary of the Nicaraguan leSa-
ton, Senior Don Manuel Zavala, Is
spending the week in New York, having
gone there Friday.
The first secretary Of the legation of
Salvador. DR., Don Carlos Leiva. and
Sonora de Leiva, entertained at dinner
AZ the Wardn,an Park Hotel Friday eve
ming In honor OF the second secretary
of the legation. Senor p. Alfredo Melta
and Sonora de Melia. who are leaving
shortly for Paris, where Senor MeJ1A
has been transferred to the Salvadorean
legation. Their other guests were the
attache Of the legation. DR., Roberto D,
MelendeS. and Sonora de Melendeg. and
the formers mother. Sonora de Mel
endeg, and Mr. Walter Scott Penneld.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Costa Rican Minister.
Accompanied by Bride,
Returns to Capital
Senior and Sonora Oreamuno,
Welded in January, Con-
clude Honeymoon Tour,
Including Month in Ha.
vaua

The Minister from Costa Rica. senor
J. Raphael Oreamuno, was until Janu-
ary Z Of this year counted among the
bachelor ENJOYS serving at the Capital,
on that date he was married In New
York City TO senorita Maria de la
dnardia, daughter Of DR. Wenceslaus de
la Guardia, a retired member OF the
Costa Rican foreign service and tof
many years Minister 10 London
The Costa Rican envoy and his bride
returned about 10 days ago from an
extended honeymoon, which included a
month In Havana during the Pan
American Congress and six weeks di-
yided between the old home OF both IN
San Jose and a passing visit TO promi-
nent points IN Florida, II now tran"
pireg that a long friendship has been
maintained by the Minister and tht
former senoTita de la GuaTdia and thai
the two met last Summer during t0ui
0f Eur0pe which the Minister war
making IN behalf Of his government
and hts bride, with her parents, Wa'
| passing the season a. various spas A.
engagement followed the lovely day
spent In swiss resorts, but ~ the Min
| isteT could see no hope Of . pT0l0ngef
| holiday before the new year, the we'd
ding was postponed until January AIlt
Continued on second Page,l. .
Evening star., 1928-04-08

The Ambassador Of Japan and Nine.
Matsudaira viii entertain at dinner
Tuesday evening. April II.
The Ambassador OF Cuba and Sonora
| de Ferrara will entertain the members
| of the embassy staff at luncheon today.
The Ambassador and Sonora de
Ferrara will give large reception Sun
| day evening, May 20. in celebration of
the anniversary of Cuban independence.
The Ambassador of France. NJ.
Claudel. and his daughter. Mile. Marie
Antoinette Claudel, will leave Tuesday
| for Atlanta, Ga. where they viii be
guests of Gov and Mrs. L. G. Hardman,
| They will be extensively entertained
during their visit there.
The Minister of Honduras. Senor Don
Luis Bogran. will return the firSt OF the
week from New Orleans. where he has
| been for several months. Sonora de
Bogran will not return until late in the
| Spring.
| The Minister of Venezuela and Sonora
de GriSanti have as their guests at
| the legation Sonora de Reyes and her
daughter, Senorita Reyes, OF Venezuela,
| who have been residing In Schenectady,
N. Y, and who will sail May 10 for q
trip to Europe.
The Minister of Rumania. Mr.. George
| Cretxiano. and the financial counselor
who have been In New York for several
days. are expected to return to WASH
ington this afternoon.
The minister OF Canada and Mrs.
Massey. who have been absent from
Washington for several weeks, are ex-
pected back today. They spent some
time in California. and also visited Salt
Lake City,
The Minister OF the Netherlands and
| Mime. Van Royen. who are spending
| Easter In Boston, are expected back the
first of the week.
The counselor of the British embassy
/ and Mrs, Henry Getty Chiffon, accom-
| panied by their daughter, Miss Elina-
beth Chiffon, will come TO Washington
this evening from New York. Mr.. Chill
ton and his daughter arrived in New
York Friday from England where they
| have been for several months, and were
met by Mrs, Chiffon,
! The counselor cI the French embassy,
Comte de SartigeS, viii return to WASH
ington tomorrow after having spent sew
eral days in New York.
| The counselor Of the German em~
hassy and Frau kiep entertained at the
| dinner dance at the Wardman Park
| Hotel last evening In compliment 10 Mr..
and Mrs, Sigmund warhurg OF New
| York, who are at the Carlton for few
| days Covers we're laid for H.
| Or, kiep viii accompany Frau klep
| ana their small son to New York
| Thursday. from where Frau Kiep viii
sail ON the ., =, Hamburg of the HAM
burg American Line on Saturday for
her home In Germany. where she viii
pass the Summer with her parents.
/ Herr and Frau AlveS,
The counselor Of the Rumanian lega-
ton, Prince Sturdna. Is attending the
international Conference on Immigration
and Emigration being held IN Havana,
where he Is staying &C the Sevilla-A -Allt-
more,
/ The counselor Of the Norwegian lega~
ton and MMe. Landh. who make then
Evening star., 1928-04-08
House Party in Home
OF Senator George

Senator and Mrs, Walter =. George
of Georgia. are entertaining q hcuSs
party Of important GeorgtsnS fron
cordele. who motored up by way od
Magnolia Gardens. s. c.. and stopped
at other interesting points In the
group are. Mrs. w 2. Heard. MrS
Bailey Heard, Mrs John Strickland and
Mrs. Seabcrn Hamilton
Mrs, George Is giving buffet supper
In honor of her guests Tuesday evenirS
and they viii later attend the dance at
the Congressional Club. "Wednesday
evening Mr., Heard George. Is giving a
theater party for the guests and Thurs
day, Mrs George Is entertaining at the
tea dance at the Mayfiower for them
Mrs, Morris sheppard. wife OF Sena-
tor Sheppard Of Texas viii entertain
informally &C luncheon Friday for Mrs
George and her visitors and ON leavin
WAShington the Company viii motor (
New York. Mrs, George aecompaayia
them
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Easter Season Featured
By Round of Social Fetes
Dinners, Luncheons, Teas and Honor Functions
Make Up Notable Record for Official Wash
ington-Special Mention.

the N. y. y. A, r., and honorary re-
gent of the Chicago Chapter.
Mrs. Earle will have with her at the
Maytiower during the congress OF the
-. A. II. Miss Eleanor Stevens daugh~
ter of MIR, and Mrs. Raymond Stevens
OF Chicago who will act as her personal
page during the sessions OF the congress.
Miss Elizabeth Abigail Ranaley, daugh-
ter OF Representative and Mrs, Harry
Clay Ranaley OF Pennsylvania, viii be
her assistant page,
Mrs Earle win be entertained AT sup
per Monday evening April 10, al the
MAyfi0wer, by Mrs, Louis r. Hopkins.
regent OF Chicago Chapter,
Another after session" supper party
Continued on Third Page
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Mrs Jardine. wife OF the Secretary OF
Agriculture, will be the guest OF honor
at luncheon Friday Of Mrs. Deneen,
wife Of Senator Charles y, Deneen of
Chicago.
Senator and Mrs. Hiram Bingham will
be hosts "a a company OF young people
at dinner tomorrow evening for thelr
sons, Mrs. Alfred Mitchell Bingham, MIR,
Charles Tiffany Bingham and Mr.
Brewster Bingham, who are At home
for the Easter holiday
Mrs. Deneen, wife OF Senator Charles
3. Deneen of Chicago, will be hostess
at luncheon Wednesday, April ~, In
compliment 10 Mrs. Samuel Williams
Earle. recording secretary general Of
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Secretary Mellon, Now
On Cruise to Bermuda,
To Return This Week
Accompanies Son and Class
mates on Pleasure Trip.
General Notes of Official
Washington.

The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.
Mellon. win return the end OF the week
from a short cruise tn Bermuda. He Is
accompanied by his son. Mr., Paul Mel
lon. who Is a student at Yale. and Ave
OF his classmates. MIR. q. w, Dean OF
st. Paul. Mr., Stanley Brady of Roch-
City,
Secretary Mellon will come TO Wash
ington the first OF next week, He will
40 To Pittsburgh after his arrival In
New York, making u short visit there,
MIR. Paul Mellon viii accompany his
classmates back 10 their studies at Yale.
+
Senator and Mrs, Hiram Bingham
Continued on Second page,l
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Maj. and Mrs. West Hosts
To Callers, 4 to s. Toda

Maj, and MrS4 Parker W. West Nj
be at home this afternoon from 4 90 1
o'clock. IN their quarters at Soldiers
Home, Mrs, West viii have at the teA
table. Mrs s Wallace Dempsey, Mrs
Clay Stone Briggs. Mrs, George Rarnets
Mrs. Emerson Howe. Mrs LcrenEa d
QaSSeT, Mrs Taylor. Mrs CongeF II
Pratt and Mrs. Enory Smith. Az the
punch bowl viii be Miss Frances Gore
Miss Maxine utrtS, Miss Evelyn Qogclnn
and Miss Phyllis Hight Generally as-
SlStinE the hostess viii be Mrs John ~
bartlett. Mrs, Sidney n TAliAterFo. Mrs
reyton Gordon ana Miss LAcsae, Gaughs
ter OF the Commissioner and AIra LAdas
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Gayest POst-Lenten Season
Capital Has Known in Years
Foreshadowed by Social Set
Vice President and Mrs Dawes Among Hosts
Announced for Coming Week-Other Con-
spicuous Events Listed.
By sALLIE.v. H. PICKETT.

- ocTETY in the Capital prepared post
has known and propitousy launch
ing a important today like the annual
Sunday breakfast Friendship when following
tom established by the elder Mclean more than quarter
century
birthday the King of the Bans day that
never goes unnoed at the embassy among larger
with Maj and Mrs Parker
W. West hosts
many country Washington there will
"A afternoon receptions number of
Sunday during
today Students visiting their families
the Easter holiday give reason to some refreshing young
parties them to be
held at the country clubs near by.
THE among
- Thursday night win entertain large and particularly
Interesting dinner the Union Building
Mrs Dawes has issued cards for at home Wednesday afternoon
Ap 9 from to O'clock Ts % be IN her & residence ss, At dS S29
not be imagined.
FASTER Monday marks the birthday anniversary of Mrs William
1o a5n e @ p Sdse f en a hesahe the
birth lady family days
6: sGs
CONGRESSIONAL Club breakfast April ii were to be supplied The
pr sho Of a e e sdT h n and + Mrs caaR % asga m % m
Northampton where she held by the illness Of her
JUST
vanSenoefg Of Grand Rapids Mich TO replace @ he The lae ate
oath ot once were Mrs vandenerg and their three Children Mr.
@ he Ma1d saDsla hs ahn o @ f least Se e
% % s a~a % es psDds4 % pacs ~8 o S m sS
& bseg 20 re ao % &C. & e ars 4neg Ss oo 3 eoS0 o %
Washington.
THE Capital year setting
the large tract OF land known The Bradley farm having been
Thursday Saturday,
con Club @ and close @ sf the en aSA Of the f er oad and
honorary president
association,
the Charles
Scott The members the which chauncey
O. Parker IT, is president viii be in charge Of the tea
FRIDAY night the social viii
the appearance Capital Of the
philosopher deliver
lecture benefit Of the Hoyoke Association
lie distinguished members the
diplomatic including the Ambassador Of Brazil the Ambas
Minister China
Nine sze The Minister Of Finland the Minister Of Colombia and
the Minister ot Afa0 the Minister
q the IRISH Pre- state the Minister Of Austria and Nine Prohn
bado OF Germany and Nine ptwz bead the LIST Of box
which includes Government
pMcAh and resident WaahingtonisnA ~-.---~-.---~
Evening star., 1928-04-08

THE President Mrs the hosts Of Easter
- Thursday night viii and particularly
Interesting dinner in the PanAmecan Union Building
issued cards Wednesday afternoon
S from o'clock This will be residence at 1920
Belmont delightful place for such event could
not be imagined
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-02-10
Concerning LoUe and
Things of That Kind

Most of the troubles men suffer
from consist in being loved too well
by the wrong woman and not being
loved well enough by the right one"
"The man who makes a good lover
Is the man who loves women first and
a woman afterwards. Every woman
should learn this vital fact and never
forget it. From the general to
the particular is the rule in love. To
know how to love one woman you
must love all women, or the idea Of
woman, which is the same thing"
IF you want to lose your wife
there's two ways to do 1t. One way
Is to take her where there's nothing
to spend money on, no matter whether
it's in the United States Of America
or In some hick town in Patagonia.
And the other way is to take her
somewhere where things are better
than she's used to, and where she'll
get ideas in her head. Before you
Know where you are she's too good
for her own country or her own town,
and you can't get her home again.
If you want to keep your wife, keep
her where you found her and make
out that she's better than her neigh
he~s. From Now East, Now West"
by Susan Artz.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-02-10
East Indians Happy
Under Feminist Rule

Among the Khasis a hill tribe in
Assam, northeastern India, the ma
triarchial system Is still In force.
Property belongs to the women; any
thing man earns before marriage be-
longs to his mother, and after mar
rage to his wife.
The men are extremely jolly, says
Basil Allen, late of the Indian civil
service; the women, despite their
privileged position, have lost none Of
their charm, and are no more logical
or masculine than their sisters In less
feminist countries. They wear a null
titude of clothes, unlike their neigh
bors, the Garos, who wear extraor.
dinarily little. A woman's dress is
about twelve inches long, a mans
is even less. Mr.. Allen says that per-
sons who are shocked at the scanti-
ness of modern female dress should
note that in the Assam hills "the more
clothes you wear the naughtier you
are"
Several thousands of Assam hillmen
went to France In labor corps, and
those who returned told their fellows
something of the war-"and what a
curious war 1t was! How men would
be gathered together and box would
arrive, and when the box was opened
men died." That was the Mikir's
description Of bursting shell.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-02-10
Australia Has Sea Serpent

The most extraordinary testimony
of the existence today of the sea SER
pent comes from Australia.
Farmers living amid the swamps
have been perplexed at the frequent
disappearance of their cattle. They
thought thieves took the animals and
bore them away by boat, but there
were no tracks Of men or horses-only
curious wide furrow leading to the
beach.
One night boy was awakened by
the dogs, and. calling some farmhands,
rushed out with his gun. He was
amazed to see "a great dark object re-
sembling a huge snake, travelling
across fences and paddocks at a ter
rife rate. Its head was held high in
the air, and in its mouth was a strug-
Cling calf"
The wide trail was followed to the
beach, and the monster was seen to
plunge into the sea.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-02-10

Americans averaged eos telephone
calls last year. Miss Margaret Popkins
seems pleased ioith this one.
Of pictures by wire, are alike the prod
ucts of telephone research
Throughout the past year the Bell
System research organization, com
prising over 1000 engineers. physicists.
chemists and other scientists and their
assistants, employed in the Bell Tele.
phone Laboratories, Inc, and the De
partment of Development and Research
of the American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, have continued their
tireless search along many lines Of
technical Investigation for adaptations
and Improvements in telephone appd'
ratus and methods. whereby the speed,
quality and ecoGomy of telephone serv-
| ice may be further enhanced
1t is a far cry from Alexander Ora
ham Bell. 3orkins With one assistant
in Boston attic, where he discovered
the principle of the telephone, to these
highly organized groups devoted to re
search and development. which are
constantly subieciirg to the most mi
mute scrutiny and investigation evci
phase OF the science Of commemorative
which has to do with telephone service
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-02-10
COMMUNICATION ACHIEVEMENTS MARK
PROGRESS OF COUNTRY DURING 1927
Transatlantic Telephone Service Teeison Opening Of The
Third Transcontnental Line; And Extension Of Long
Distance Service To Mexico And Saskatchewan
Among Notable Events

A review of last years telephone
progress shows conclusively that there
was no diminution in the development
of the systems in the United States.
According to telephone officials there
are now about 1S,500,000 telephones in
this country, net gain of more than
900 during the past year. The
wire plant of the telephone companies,
now estimated to be about 100000
miles. was increased by about 100000
miles during 1927.
Constantly people are finding new
uses for telephone service and at the
close of 1927 there was a daily aver
age OF over 72.500.O00 conversations
made In the United States. This means
an average of 205S conversations for
each man. woman and child In this
country.
The advancement and development
OF the telephone art last year resulted
in transatlantic radio telephone con.
nections to Great Britain and long
distance service to the principal cities
in Mexico, and Saskatchewan. Canada
Television, seeing by telephone, was
also demonstrated before large audi
enees.
Emphasizing the necessity for trans
continental telephone service, third
cross country line was placed in opera.
tion between Minneapolis and Spo'
kane, Seattle and Portland. Oregon.
early in the year. This line supple.
ments the original transcontinental
line extending from New York to San
Francisco and a southern route con.
Meeting New Orleans, Dallas, Ell Paso
and Los Angeles. The latter line was
opened to public service about four
years ago.
Research and development devoted
both TO physical things and to methods
of operation have been perhaps the
most important basic factors in the
phenomenal growth and general i'm
provement in the quality Of telephone
service throughout the country, The
gradual extension in the range of tele
phone communication (which, during
1927. was so wildly illustrated by the
establishment Of transatlantic tele
phone service) and such by-product'
OF the telephone as the transmission
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1928-02-10

Transatlantic telephone service has
recently been extended to points ID
Belgium and the Netherlands With
this extension there are now 1,S36,5Q0
telephones across the Atlantic avail
able to telephone users in this coun-
try. The service to Antwerp and
Brussels, Belgium was inaugurated
January 10 and that of the Neither.
lands including Amsterdam, Rotter-
dam and The Hague, January 80
The hours of operation for trans
atlantic telephone service to Belgian
and Dutch points will be from 1880
A. M. to P. M. Eastern Standard
Time, the same as that nov In use for
British points
The American. Belgium Netherlands
service is of particular interest be-
cause of the varied forms of travel
which the voice currents of the re-
spective speakers will utilize in inter-
communicating in a small fraction OF
a seconds time. From the American
subscribers telephone the message
will travel by wire to the local tele-
D,aone office and then to the New
York long distance office. Here the
transatlantic trip begins, the first step
being over circuit Of 20 miles to
Rocky Point, L. l., where the radio