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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05

tiszteletet. Csiitortokon este fel s
6rai kezdettel az egyhaz lelkesze
vezette az istentiszteletet elmel-
kedett Jezus halalat megeloz6
asemenyekrol. Nagypenteken d.
e. fel III oral kezdettel tartatik
meg az unnepi istentisztelet. Pre-
likal a lelkesz. A predikaci6 tar
gya: Akik bevadoltak Jezust.
Nagypenteken este fel 8 oral kez
lettel iinnepi gyaszistentisztelet.
Predikal a lekesz. A predikaei6
argya: Akik keresztre feszitettek
Jezust. Nagyszombaton este fel 8
jrai kezdettel biinbanati istentisz-
elet. Predikal a lelkesz A predi-
'zaci6 targya: Akik hisegesek vol
.ak mindvegig. Husvet vasarnap
lelelott fel IL oral kezdetel iinne-
ii istentisztelet. Ez alkalommal
az Urnak scent asztala is megte-
rittetik az unneplo hivek szama
ra. A Lorantffy N6egylet tagjai
testiiletileg fognak jarulni az Ur
4sztalahoz. A scent jegyeket is
a Lorantffy tagok ajannlottak
fel. A kenyeret Luteran Janosne.
a bort Papp Sandorne. Husvetva-
| sarnap delutan 4 oral kezdettel
halaado istentisztelet lesz. Hus-
vethetf6n delel6tt iinnep masod-
napi istentisztelet lesz fel II oral
kezdettel, amikor az Urvacsora
scent jegyei ismet XII lesznek
szolgaltatva. Este fel S-kor pedig
iinnepzar6 istentisztelet lesz. Az
egyhaz lelkesze szeretettel .keri
Youngstown es videke reformatu-
salt es evangelikusait, hogy lato-
gassak Istennek hazat a gyonyo-
Ri husveti unnepek alatt, tegye-
mex bizonysagot igaz keresztyen
voltukrol.
| "A Lorantffyak gyiilese. A Lo-
rantffy Egylet kedden este tar
totta rendes gyuleset. Ezen gyii-
llesen sok fontos es erdekes targy
kerult a tagok ele targyalasra. A
| Notas Kata szinieloadasrol tettek
meg elsoben is a jelentest. Kitii-
Inik a jelentesb6l, hogy tobb mint
Iszaz dollar sziniel0adas tiszta
maradvanya. Elhataroztak a ia
}gok, hogy majus Sen Macy ma
just bait rendeznek. Ezen a baIon
Itobb erdekes dolgot fognak a
n6k megpr6balni. Peldaul lesz
csardas verseny. Tiz magyar par
fog versenyezni, termeszetesep
olyanok, akik jol tancoljak ma
gyar csardast. Ezen balon lesz
megvalasztva Majus Kiralynoje
Mar nagyban folyik most is a
korteskedes. Elhataroztak n0k.
hogy tekintettel ARA, hogy $50
nyeg arat, majdnem 500 dollart
kiffzettek, az epitobizottsagtol 6
trusteektol atvesznek egy ezer
dollaros valt0t az orgonara szolt
tartozasb6l. Mem kis feladat, {
nagy dicseretet erdemelnek a nok
lie hatarozatukert. Azutan elhata.
roztak a n6k, hogy majus 13-an
megtartjak az Anyak Napjat es
azzal kapcsolatban az anyak es
leanydk vacsorajat. Vegiil koszo.
netet mondtak N6tas Kata SEE
repl0inek es mindazoknak, akik
1oly Macy sikerre emeltek az el6-
adast. Termeszetesen els6 sorban
a szerepl6ket illeti a kosz0net
akik nemcsak idejiiket es tehetse-
giiket adtak az el0adas sikerehez
hanem majdnem minden esetben
a ruhakat is a sajat koltsegiik0n
bereltek vagy keszitettek, tekin-
tettel nelnes celra, igazan Macy
dicseret illeti 6ket. Ugyszinten a
f0rendez6t es a ket iigyelot, akik
ugyancsak kitettek magukert Is
azert volt olyan siI1a Is z0kkenes
! nelkuli az el6adas El0adasukat
kiil0nben hatalmas szamu nez0-
I5knz0nS2p cxiinfo1nn fpl-fnlyI1p0
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
PRINCE c A R OL
| 0 VISIT
BRITAIN
By international News Service


LONDON. May Former Crown
Prince Carol, who sacrificed the
Rumanian throne for love Of a
woman. will arrive in England on
Saturday to make his home here
temporarily. it was learned this
afternoon.
1t is understood that he will
travel incognito as Mr.. Jones"
and that he will be accompanied
by Magda Helene Lupescu. with
whom he has been living in Paris
since he deserted his wife, Princess
Helen, in Bucharest. A house has
been rented in Surrey for the
couple.
Carols decision to visit England
caused much comment. Recently
he and Nine. Lupescu left Paris
and went to Brussels. Carol explain
ing that he wanted to get away
from inquisitive reporters.
Ever since the death of the late
King Ferdinand there has been
much rumor surrounding Carols
name. 1t was strongly believed
that, IL the national-peasant group
obtained control of the Rumanian
government Carol might be invited
to return and accept a post as CO.
regent. His 6-year-old son Michael
occupies the Rumanian throne.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
BISHOP WALSH
INSTALLED
IN n. ].
nx international News Service


NEWARK, n. j., May In.
stallation OF the Rt. Rev. Thomas
Joseph Walsh. of Trenton, as the
fifth bishop of the Roman Catholic
diocese of Newark in the new
Cathedral of the Sacred Heart today
was witnessed by large cOngrega'
ton including civic representatives
and delegates of other religious
sects.
A large number of Catholic clergy.
men from all parts of the country
came to Newark for the ceremony,
among them the Rt. Rev. Thomas
j. Shahan, of Washington, d. Z.
More than 1000 priests took part
in what was one of the most
spectacular pageants in local rellg1-
Gus history.
Long before the hour set for the
ceremony. the streets surrounding
the cathedral were lined with
people and the $500 seats in the
edifice were filled.
Besides American prelates attend
fnE fl1e ceremony, Bishop Spreiter,
of. South Africa. and Bishop Diaz.
of Mexico. were present.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
To the President
Members of Congress
Citizens Associations
e. Minority Stockholders

Is Washington the nation to be SACKED as
ALARIC KING OF THE VISIGOTHS SACKED ROME!
Why is the MERGER PLAN being RUSHED THROUGH
CONGRESS? .......
be the gamer if the MERGER goes through!
If the public then why AMERICAN COMPANY
INFLUENCE PUBLIC opinion to RUSH
MERGER THROUGH CONGRESS? .'''
WHO WROTE merger plan? Who understands it?
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AND WHAT IS THE NORTH AMERICAN COMPANYS OBJ e.
LECTION TO AN IMPARTIAL VALUATION BY THE INTER INTER-
STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION AS HAS BEEN URGED
BEFORE HOUSE DISTRICT COMMITTEE? ''''''''
multiplicity questions the
by before it sanctions the
consummated will be NATIONAL SCANDAL
American with golden halo around its
feverish brow Congress:
WHY. GENTLEMEN the STOCKHOLDERS VOTED for THIS
1t is their plan The PUBLIC UTILITIES have
ACQUIESCED We are MERELY a HOLDING COMPANY"
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stockholders voted for the plan But
who the MAJORITY STOCKHOLDERS?
1t has Utilities Commission that
North American holds At PER CENT of the stock
Of the Washington Railway and Electric Power Company which
controls the Potomac Electric Power Company
The remaining So PER CENT of STOCK is
HELD by 1900 unOrganized minority stock
holders.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
RECALL DAYS or '9e

POTTsTOWN. Pa, May The
boys Of '9s." surviving members Of
Company A. who served in the
cpanish.A h.American war, held their
annual reunion The event was at.
tended by a large number Of the
veterans, including members now
living in Philidelphias Camden, Bor-
dentown, N. u. Reading. Phoenix
Vile and other places.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
Two to Attempt Flight
From Spain to India

MADRID. May IA royal order
was issued today authorizing Cap
tain Jiminez and Captain Igiesias,
Spanish aviators. to attempt non
stop flight from Seville TO Karachi,
India, in an effort to establish q
new duration record.
The bills will be paid by the
Spanish aviation service. The avia-
tors probably will await a full moon
before starting. Previously it had
been reported they would try to fly
to Cuba.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
DespOndent Farmer
Ends Life by Hanging

ATLANTIC CITY, May Turn
ing the gate of his chicken yard
into scaffold, William Vaughn, so
years old, farmer at Cardiff, com.
nlitted suicide by hanging.
The body was discovered by his
housekeeper, Mrs. Sarah Halls, when
she returned from a store. She said
that Vaughn had been despondent
for several weeks. Adjusting q
moose about his neck, he kicked
away a box on which he had stood.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
Girl, Is, Killed. When
Confused By r. r.. Tracks

BURLINGTON, II. j., May l.-
Apparently. confused ,as she. at
tempted to cross the tracks OF the
Pennsylvania railroad in this city,
Frances, the 15-year-old daughter OF
william .Fletcher; was run down
and instantly killed by an east
bound train at .Washipgton. Street:
Coroner Farmer took charge OF
the case and decided an inquest
unnecessary.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
WANTED
MAN OR WOMAN

who has three thousand dollars
to invest in a branch store TO
b opened soon in Washington.
selling q famous old.time home
made candy. Investor acts as
manager on a weekly salary and
profits to be divided regularly.
This is an unusual opportunity
for the right party to make big
returns on capital invested. Ex-
perience not necessary as we
teach you how. In every city
where our stores are now lo-
Gated the managers value their
contracts with US on account of
the extra profits made by our
exclusive system and factory help
in assisting to build up satis-
fled clientele. Reply Immediately
to WILLIAM MORGAN. .Jr.
President, 1890 East 23rd
Street. New York City.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
OPEN LETTER

Mr. Edwin E. GruhL c
Vice President General Manager North American Company
No go Broadway, New York City, New York.
Dear Sir
viii you direct Mr.. VIM F. Ham, president Of the Wash
inoton Railway Electric Company, to allow minority
soEboIder tn have list and addresses of the
other stockholders that acquain them with the loss hey
will sustain through the impending holding company!
am able to IOss but am informed that there are
number of small holders to whom it will great hard
ship.
JOHN J. NOONAN.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
THREE GIRLS RUN DOWN

LEBANON, Pa. April S0.-Three
girl were injured when run down BY
an automobile driven by Paul Deu-
fel, of this city. Mary Potocny, IA.
has 4 probable fracture Of the skull.
but Emma Lengle and Susan
Michael were discharged from the
hospital after treatment for lacera-
lions ana contusions.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01

Az tho LARGEST SINGLE MINORITY STOCK
HOT DER T asked for the m e s of the 2,299
OTHERS. THEIR NAMES WERE REFUSED.
The REASON is OBVIOUS.
Fortyseven cent of the stock working majority with the
So per cent minority unorganlzed
The North American the Al cent and being
organized as unit stockhoder to 1t votes to
make the VALUATION $50OOOOOO.
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WASHINGTON car riders the voeWIL
BE FORCED to go HAT-TN-HAND and HUMBLY to WALL
STREET FOR RELIEF.
The NORTH, AMERICAN COMPANY-a FOREIGN HOLDING
The Washington times., 1928-05-01

The resnOnse to foregoing request that
the stakeholder might examine the stock register
and Mr. NOonan the privilege of sending clerk to
make the
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
Is the Merger TO Be National Scandal:

COMPANY not responsible to the PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMITS
SION of the DISTRICT-may may not give it 70 them
If they don't, then what? 1850
late then to rectify the mistakes OF HASIf
MERGER CONGRATULATIONS
Under the unification plan Congress has until
June, 1929, to perfect the merger.
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MEMBERS of the SENATE HOUSE DISTRICT CON-
MITTEFS WASHINGTON HAS NO VOTE, it HAS NO VOICE.
YOU ARE OUR SPOKESMAN. ! j, ..
WE of the MINORITY TRUE VALUATION we want to
know what future will hold.
the Senate on the SUBJECT OF HOLDING COMPANIES
READ how they how THEY FEE corporation TO
ingMas the EGYPTIANS never UNDERSTOOD its done
These prepared by the Commission at the
SoM It conros ss &c coMPANEs CLEARLY
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The FACTS-and all the FACTS-abOut the evils
of HOLDING COMPANIES will be found in SEN
ate Document NO. 213, OF THE 69TH CONGRESS-
and Document NO. 46, OF THE 10TH CONGRESS.
TO THE SENATE AND HOUSE DISTRICT COMMTTTEE
The minority stockholders that SUBPOENA WILLIAM
E. HUMPHREY Federal Trade Commission and
gain through his testimony knowledge OF the EVILS
of HOLDING COMPANY.
We also ask that you subpoena the Utilities Manager Moody
Company Nassau Street New York City as to the F
CIAL METHODS of the NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY.
AGAIN: THE MERGER is A GOOD TIdING n FOB FOB WASH,
TNGTON WHY is THE OCTOPUS OF WALL STREET. - THE
NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY so ANXIOUS TO RUSH THE
TNTFICATTON PLAN THROUGH CONGRESS?
IS THAT COMPANY SPENDING HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
70 GAIN CONTROL. EMPLOYING A FORMER CABINET OF
FICER AND OTHER HIGH SALARIED CORPORATION LAWYERS
TO GAIN CONTROL OF WASHTNGTONS TRANSPORTATION
UTILITIES
AMPLE TIME IS AVAILABLE THE INTERSTATE COM
MERcE 70 MAKE rIEI TAJR , XALgAToS "A A2
BEFORE ACTING. RESPECTFULLY
JOHN J. NOONAN.
The Washington times., 1928-05-01
AN OPEN LETTER

AS one of the largest stockholders in the Washington Rail-
way and Company Mr. NOOnan asked the right to have
coned the list of stockholders the companys register
That was refused NOOnans letter. asking the privilege OF
sending representative to copy these names, tolOws
The Washington times., 1928-04-26
Congressional Club

Senator Arthur Capper attended
the literary forum at the Con-
gressional Club this morning, at
which the program was presented
by representatives of the House
hold Magazine. one Of his prop
critics. A buffet luncheon fol-
lowed the entertainment.
Miss Ellerbe Wood, who is to
be the guest of honor at the
weekly tea at the club tomorrow,
will give a reading from Booth
Tarkington's 'HThe Country Cousin"
instead of from Widows Weeds"
as previously announced. The
hostesses on this occasion will be
Mrs. John C. Allen, Mrs. James
b. Aswell, Mrs. Carl G. Bach.
mann, Mrs Oscar Bland, Mrs.
Frank p. Bohn, Mrs. John Buck
bee, Mrs. Alger Burtness, Mrs.
Jeff Busby and Mrs. Robert Ga
Bushong.
Michael Strange, of New York
city, is at the Mayflower for q
few days. Michael Strange Is the
pen-and-stage name of Mrs. John
Barrymore.
\
Mrs. Joseph Letter has gone
by motor to Hot Springs, Va,
where she will remain for some
weeks taking the cure.
y \
Mrs. Samuel E. Winslow, of
Leicester, Mass, is at the May
flower.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Wharton
Pepper are in Washington for a
few days, and are guests at the
Mayflower.
The Washington times., 1928-04-26
Artists at Work on
Picturesque Settings
For Persian Play

Miss Anna Louise Abadie, Miss
BIna May Deneen and Miss Lila
LaGarde will assist Miss Sarah
Major, chairman Of the usherS
committee, for the presentation
OF the Persian play, The Pas
time of Eternity at Wardman
Park Theater next Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings by the Arts
Club Players.
Great interest is being shown
In the production, and reserva-
tons are being rapidly made for
both nights, tickets being avail.
able at the Arts Club and at
Wardman Park Hotel. Latest ad.
ditions to the list OF subscribers
and ticket holders include Mr..
and Mrs. Gerrit s. Miller, jr.; Mr..
and Mrs. J. Martin Scranage, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Stratton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Staley.
Miss Emily Perry, Miss Helen
Colhoun, Miss Marguerite Neale,
Miss Elizabeth Hammond, Miss
Anne Fuller Abbott, Miss Elise
Clark, Miss q. Josselyn Giffen,
Mrs. Mary L. Burford, Miss
GOlulC I1aAStGauS MITE EQWAEQ
14arkin, Miss Anne b. PEBBLES.
Mrs. c. Gardner, Miss J. r..
Martin, J. Rowland Bibbins, Maui
rice Jarvis and Karl Langenbeck.
Artist members Of the club are
completing their work on settings
and costumes for the play within
the next day or two, and the
1923 production of this Persian
poem.play is expected to surpass
in sheer artistic beauty all pre-
vious Arts Club productions.
Judge Clarence N. Goodwin. of
Chicago, has arrived at the Carl
ton Hotel, where Mrs. Goodwin
has been staying for the last
week.
Miss Frances Leighton, OF
Sweet Briar, Va, Is at the Grace
Dodge Hotel until the first Of
the week.S
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Rich
ardson and Lieut.. Comdr. and
Mrs. William D. Chandler are en-
pertaining at a reception this af.
ternoon from to Z O'Clock In
the home of the former at 1901
Grant Road.
The Washington times., 1928-04-26
Every Day a Big Day

With our Full Value Allowance and
today's low rubber prices, why
worry along with the ordinary tire.
Never before has top quality cost
90 little never so easy to pay for
and never has it meant so much.
The Washington times., 1928-04-26
Visitors Board h
Annapolis TO Wen
Academy Activities

Members OF the Board of Wis
itors Of the United states Naval
Academy, in Annapolis for their
annual visit Of inspection, are
guests at CarveI Hall, with Rear
Admiral Hilarn r. Jones, U. S. N,
president Of the board, at their
head. Others in the group are
Representative Florence p. Kahn,
the only woman on the board,
Senator and Mrs. Frederick Stei.
wer, Representative and Mrs.
George r. Stobbs OF Massachu-.
sets; Representative Hatton w.
Summers Of Dallas, Texas; Mr..
and Mrs. c. d. Cass Of Waterloo,
Iowa: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III.
Dennis OF Chicago, Ill: and
Charles @. Brainard Of Water
vile, New York.
Mrs. Arthur III. Vandenburg
will be the honor guest Of the
University OF Michigan AlumIlae
Association at tea on Wednesday
at the Washington Club.
Mrs. Vandenburg il vice presi-
dent OF the AuImnae Council Of
the University Of Michigan.
Gen. J. o. woodward IL at the
Ambassador, Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1928-04-26

DR.. and Mrs. w. e. Rogers, Of
Hopolulu, are making an extended
stay at the Grace Dodge Hotel
while in Washington.
The Washington times., 1928-04-26

~ TIE United States, its fellow
going to General Lafayette. Such
personal souvenirs - old silver,
shoe buckles, bits Of lace, fine
handkerchiefs, jewels, the court
costumes worn by Monroe ana
Mrs.. Monroe when ne was repre-
senting his infant country at the
1 court OF France, are also included
in the collection.
A picturesque and colorful
pageant. in which the prettiest
girls of Fredericksburg are taking
part. will be held during the after
noon hours Saturday and in the
evening there will be . Colonial
ban at the Auditorium. A BRIEF
fashion show, THE Modes of Mrs.
Monroe" will be a feature of this
entertainment, with pretty girls
s'modeling' the styles Of her day
from childhood to old age.
Tea for Visitors
Mrs. ]. Garnett King, Mrs. w.
M. Butner, and Mrs. Mayo Smith
Of Fredericksburg, make up the
committee for the ball, and VIII
liam b, f. Cole is chairman OF
the mems floor committee, and
among the Neutrality-suspicious. serv.
inr with him are William Bowie
Clarke. Eben Comins, Herbert
Walker. william Jeffries CheWn.
ing. Cecil Way, Serrill Walker,
James LIE Roy Dougall, William
Mackal1, John Powell, and James
Manadier Mason. A number Of
washington girls are also sery.
Ing on the girls COMMITTEES.
Among them are Miss Lila La
Garde, Miss Caroline Wilcox, Miss
Sarah Ha1or and Miss Mary
Bradley. The public Is invited TO
the opening exercises of the Mon.
roe Shrine including the pageant,
sued to the ball.
Many of the visitors from the
Capital will be guests at the tea
which William Jeffries Chewing,
one Of our popular Washington
beaux, will give in the afternoon
at the home Of his grandfather,
DIR. George Chewing. in Freder-
iclsburg, with the donors Of the
Monroe Shrine as honor guests.
Among the other guests will be
the Governor Of Virginia and
Mrs. Byrd, the Bishop Of Virginia
and Mrs. Tucker.
A woman of varied activities,
Mrs. Hoes has for the last two
years been in charge OF the social
bureau at the Mayflower, aided by
Mrs. p. Lee Phillips. After May /,
however, they are to transfer
their activities as first aid to
llostesses to the Willard and they
are working out many plans to
axe their work even more use
full than it has been.
The Washington times., 1928-04-26
Democratic Club to
Haze Distinguished
Reception Guests

The Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club has sent out invitations
for q reception on Monday evening
in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse II. Jones, Of Houston, Tex.
Mr.. Jones will be In Washington
to attend the meeting on that day
OF the committee on arrangements
Of the National Democratic Com
mittee. Mr.. Jones Is chairman. At
this time plans will be completed
for the Democratic National con-
vention in Houston, beginning
June rs.
Sir Herbert Ames, KIT. LID,
financial director Of the secretariat
of the League Of Nations from
1919 to 1926, will be the guest Of
the Woman's National Democratic
Club at dinner on the evening of
May . when he will talk on THE
Changing Spirit of Europe"
Thomas w. Page, Of the Univer-
sity of Economics, this city, will
be the speaker at the guest lunch
con at the club tomorrow at IL
o'clock. The subject of Mr..
Pages address will be TAX Re-
ductton."
Each Friday the club has a
speaker on current topics or po-
litical interest. Luncheon Is
served at o'clock.
Among those entertaining guests
tomorrow will be Mrs. George A.
Hulett, of Princeton, New Jersey,
who has reserved table for five,
and Mrs. George M. Eckels. Mrs.
Eckels ID chairman OF the pro-
gram committee of the club, or
which the other members are
Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones, Mrs.
John Allen Dougherty, Mrs. Ed
ward Heating and Mrs. Huston
Thonnns0U
The Washington times., 1928-04-26

PERSIAN ENVOY
RECEPTION
HOST
Brilliant Fete to Cele-
brate Shah's Corona
ton Anniversary

Til CELEBRATION OF the second an.
niversary of the coronation Of
his imperial Persian majesty,
Reza shah Pahiayi, brilliant re-
ceptf0n was given yesterday after
noon at the legation, with the
Persian minister. Mirza Davoud
Khan Meftah as host. The 1ega-
ton drawing rooms were crowded
through the afternoon with
succession of visitors from the
diplomatic and official groups.
President Coolidge sent q tele-
gram Of congratulation to the
Shah.
Nine. Noury, charming wife Of
the Counselor Of the legation,
received with the minister and
members OF the staff were pres.
ent to assist in dispensing hos
pitality. Quantities Of spring
flowers were used and the rare
Persian ernbroideries and rugs,
which adOrn the legation, con-
tributed to q colorful picture.
Impossible to name the guests
In the great company, but b few
stand out In memory. The Secre-
tary Of State ana Mrs. Kellogg
were present, with many other
State Department officials. and
among the guests from the Cab
met group were Secretary Mellon
Of the Treasury, the Secretary of
War and Mrs. Davis, Attorney
General Sargent, the Secretary of
the Navy and Mrs. Wilbur, the
Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs.
Jardine, and the Secretary Of
Labor and Mrs. Davis. With the
Wilburs was the Secretary's
pretty niece, Miss Louise Shedd,
who was born in Persia.
Most OF the chiefs of diplomatic
missions attended with the ladies
Of their families. Among them
were the Ambassador OF France
and Nine. Claudel with Miles.
Marie and Refine Claudel, the Am.
bassador Of Belgium and Princess
de Ligne, Princess Elizabeth de
Ligne, Ahmed Mouhtar Bey, Am.
bassador Of Turkey; the Ambassa-
dor Of Germany and Mime. Won
Prittwitz, the Japanese Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Matsudaira, Nine.
DaYila, the Minister Of Portugal
and Viseountess d'AIte, the Minis.
ter Of Denmark, the Minister of
China and Nine. Sze, Nine. Peter.
the Minister Of Hungary and
Countess Szechenyi, with Countess
Cornelia Szechenyi, the Minister Of
Albaniarand so on down the line.
There was important representa-
ton from the Senate and the
House and many guests from resi-
dent society were included in the
company.
The director general OF the Pam
American Union, DR.. L. s. Rowe,
entertained at luncheon today ct
the sPan-American Annex Ii COM
pliment to the executive committee
OF the Bookings Institution. The
members of the committee in at
tendance were DIR. Robert s. Brook
ings, DR.. Vernon Il. Kellogg, DR.
John G. Merriam. DR.. Harold q.
Moulton and Judge John Barton
Payne.
Mrs. George T. Marye will leave
tonight for California for fort.
nights stay.