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Evening star., 1928-03-20
BY BRIAN BELL.


Associated FTeBB Sports
n YEW ORLEANS. La, March 90
Cleveland has the current edi-
ton of the Indians of the
/ American League in training
and with it the classes Of 1891
and 1892. There are 47 players in
camp, ranging from the 18-year-old Mel
Harder to the 39-year-old Grover
Hartley.
Cleveland, with a new manager and
new owners, Is looking far ahead. Some
of the two-score players now in Cleve-
land uniforms will not wear this livery
during. the season. but they are sure to
don the colors again in years TO come.
One of the minor league graduates
already has made good, Eddie Morgan,
former Tulane base ball, foot ball and
basket ball star, who was a Southern
Association sensation with the New Or
leans Pelicans last season, has been
given Iris Speakers old place. center
field. Morgan fast and hard hitter.
has established himself as one OF the
most promising players advancing from
the minors to the majors this year.
Charlie Jameson again will play left
field and lead off, and Homer Summa,
who knows his right field wall in Cleve-
land, will try to outgueSs that barrier
through another season. Gerken ana
Langford, who have been up before,
promise to remain as utility outfieloers.
Gill, a rangy young chap. and Speer:
be heard from later.
Burns on First Base.
The veteran George Burns will play
first base and hit doubles, Lew Fonseca
will start at second base and consist
ent Joe Sewell at short. Johnny
Hodapp will play third. Manager Peck
inpaugh will act as an infield substitute,
as will his former teammate, Aaron
Ward. Carl Lind, another Tulane alum
nus. has a chance to join Morgan in
roofing for the green. The place Is all
cluttered UP with young fellows who
probabaly will make their mark on
future base ball pages. Jonah Gold
man, Syracuse University ShortStop.
and Ed Montague, third baseman from
New Haven. have shown flashes which
will win them places on the farm and
return ticket TO Cleveland In the
Autumn. Fred Spurgeon. injured sec
ond basoman. will not be able to help
the Indians until midseason.
Luke Sewell will carry the bulk OF
the catching burden. with Myatt and
Hartley to help him. II fourth catch
or is retained. Martin Autrey. who has
been with the Indians two years, may
have TO contest with Dick Stahlman,
giant. who caught for Wilkes Barre
last season.
Around Willis Hudlin. the clubs out
standing pitcher at 81. the pitching
hopes are built. He was the Indians
leading workman In 1927. and has
rounded into good Spring training form
II George Uhle and Emil Levsen have
recovered from their arm troubles OF
last year, the club should get good
pitching, for Joe Shaute. Garland
Buckeye, Walter Miller. Walter Brown
and George Grant are returning to the
mound.
Billy Bayne. a smart lefthander. who
pitched for Greenville IN the South At
lantic Association. has an excellent
chance to become relief pitcher with
the indians Glenn Bolton. huge
southpaw, may have to be disposed OF
before the stocky Bayne can get the
lob and CoIiard. late OF New Orleans
win bear watching.
Promising Young Pitchers.
The new school Of pitching taught
In Cleveland Is filled with promising
pupils. Wesley Farrell Is one Of the
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BY JOHN h. KELLER.

TAMPA, Fla. March 2o.-ManageI
Stanley Harris is convinced his Ma
uonals will have plenty of pitching
strength and a well developed defensC
when the American League champion
ship race gets under way at Wash
ington three weeks from today. but he
has not been so certain that his club
would have any great amound OF often
Sve power. However, If his charges con-
tinue 10 take as much interest in the
daily special batting drill as they did
yesterday and today the Nationals ale
apt 10 be much more formidable with
the fail when the pennant season starts
than past performances in exhibition
contests might seem to indicate.
With 8 full schedule OF games for
this week. the pilot yesterday instituted
q new training routine that brings those
not assigned 70 the regular lineup oui
for practice afield and lengthy batting
drill IN the morning. and calls the first
StringerS into action only for the Gus
tonary pre-eame practice. Much 10
Harris surprise, though, every member
OF the squad in good physical trim
turned out for the morning batting drill
yesterday and all hands were at Plant
Field again today for the forenoon
swinging Of the fails.
drilling will have its effect on the
Nationals attack in the two games
here with the Dodgers that was to open
today as il did yesterday when the
Buffalo InternationalS were licked, To-
to-6. Then his charges collected
dozen hits of the quartet of Bison
hurlers they faced. All but four of the
thirteen Nationals participating in the
fray driving the ball TO safety.
The Washington batters faced brace
Of Southpaw singers and as many
righthan6ers. They got four hits of
Eurie PTol1tt, portSider. who toiled for
the Bisons in the first three innings:
four more OF Walter Beall. former
Washington Sandlotter. who until late
last season wore the uniform of the
Yankees. in the next three innings. and
four OF Howard Signor, who pitched
made 81 the expense OF Moose Swaney.
Southpsw. who VAS On the hill for the
B2scnS n the seventh frame.
Sisser Leads in the Attack.
George SlsssF led IN the attack upon
the R.15ala ncx-e1 - five times at bat
ge.-s1z two S-nEseS and Q double. He
drove II I've ~ the Nationals runs and
scored another hS-zseG Sam Rice also
hst n iz1ely EzsE1s-. while Goose Cos
lin San5wi-1aS between his sxo strike
outs = --z1ae EAss sez7 3 te2Enate over
the ulSse Me-ae-- S-rao1S was the
only cne q EAe Sx AesfhzndeEs in the
lineup who failed 60 hi safely. while
four o< the seTgz -sEAtaAndeTs who
saw action n-nka a-ec the hit column.
The Na.x1-AS pitching was both
good and pocg Nltu1 CASTOR went
through The AzS@ Eve innings against
the Bixors = great style. He allowed
only one TT. . Texas Lacquer at the
outset CT 1he third round and three
passes He struck out four batters.
Clayton Van Atstyne. however. lacked
control ard almost let the game get
away from hts club. He went 70 the
hiIi at the start Of the sixth inning
with the Nationals leading. Z to 0. and
Evening star., 1928-03-20
NEW JOCKEY OBTAINED
TO RIDE BILLY BARTON

LONDON, March 20 @.-Albert
Ober, who has ridden Billy Barton sue
cessfully for two years in the United
States, will be replaced in the Grand
National on March 80, the horses
trainer, Aubrey Hastings, has an
nounced.
T. B. Cullinan, an Irish jockey and
a former amateur rider, will have the
mount on the entrant Of Howard Bruce
of Baltimore.
Ober was disappointed over the poor
showing of the horse last Thursday in
the Liverpool Grand National, when 1t
was an also ran, and suggested that he
be replaced.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
RUTH PICKS YANKEES,
CARDS TO WIN FLAGS

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March 20
R.-Sizng up the contenders for the
approaching big league campaign. Babe
Ruth forecasts the Yankees and Cardi-
nails In the world series next october.
He figures Connie Mack's Athletics,
with Ty Cobb and Iris Speaker. finish
ing In second place In the American
League scramble. He has the Pirates
slated for second place in the National.
and the Giants third.
Here's the way the Babe predicts
the finish will be:
American League-Yanks, Athletics.
Senators, Tigers, Indians, White Sox.
Red Sox and Browns.
National League-Cards, Pirates.
Giants. Cubs. Reds, Braves. Robins and
Phillies.
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PLAYERS Fine SD Peases Harris Cleveland Club Building the Fu
NO CAVE MAN FOOD
FOR AMARILLO CLUB

AMARILLO, Tex, March 20 CP.-
A strong believer in a vegetarian diet,
Sled Allen, new manager of the ANA
rillo Texan-Broncs In the Western
League, has his men on an unusual
training menu.
Here's the diet:
Breakfast: Pint of hot water with
lemon juice, setting-up exercises.
stewed prunes, grapefruit or oranges,
pint of milk with whole-wheat bread
or mullins and a cereal.
4 Lunch: Raw vegetables, soup, whole
wheat bread steWed fruit and quart
Of buttermilk.
Dinner Vegetable soup, non-red
meat. eggs. spinach, lettuce, celery,
buttermilk and jello.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
NEWSIES WILL ATTEND
WRESTLING IN ARCADIA

Carrier boys Of local newspapers and
their helpers including the TOO or more
from The Star, viii be the guests of
Joe Turner at the wrestling show at
the Arcadia. Thursday night, when the
veteran local mailman comes to grips
with Mike Antonio, Italian heavy
weight.
In other matches Pete Dallas and
George Romanof and Dutch Green and
Bull Rico will grapple.
Evening star., 1928-03-20

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 30 Up.
There are too many "Harrys" In the
Detroit outfield, and as a result Harry
Rice must adopt a stage name.
The given name OF Heilmann. who
plays alongside Rice, is also Harry.
When an emergency developed making
It necessary to guide the outfielders in
pursuit of the ball by shout from the
sidelines, the old call. Take 1t, Harry"
was doubly interpreted and resulted In
O collision.
Moriarty and the outfielders went into
a huddle and II was decided that In the
future Heilmann would respond 10 the
call OF Harry" and new name would
be coined for Rice
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NEW KIND OF CHESS.

PARIS, March 20 lFI.-Country- wide
contests Of the new game Of Marseille
chess are being held In France. This
modification In the most ancient OF
games consists In each player playing
two moves In succession, either OF the
same piece or two separate pieces. II
is far more dificult than ordinary
chess.
Evening star., 1928-03-20

AVON PARK, Fla, Marcn 70 DEy.~~
PRED rrankho0se, q youngsteF from
Houston, b1ok mot Of yesterdays, laN-
reig in the St Louis Cardinal victory
oyer indianapolis.
After Flint Rheims T1lo debut, IN
xfaleh Indianapolis got tf1ef runs.
Fraukhog1se stepped IN for tafee A1fiifigs
enc allowed only two hits,
Ss,4ek Hafey and Ray Blades, VINO
s,<.f,r,e6 oegt III the casualty HIST " sp-
Iesr for the fiFst time yesterday, look.
e good. Hafey's sinus trouble aFd
glafeg injured knee failed " stop tiAFm
yesterday, and IL was Hsfey's two-Dag-
eer which sealed the 9~to~s score In
favor 1f the Cardinals,
Evening star., 1928-03-20
POLO PLAY TO START.

NEW YORK. March 20 [R.-The ma
tional indoor polo championships get
underway tonight with the intercolle-
giate semi-finals in which Yale faces
Princeton and Harvard opposes Penn
sylvania Military College at Squadron A
Armory. Princeton and Harvard are
favored to advance into the finals to
be held on Saturday.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
Three Indians Injured.

CLEVELAND, March 20 R0-The
luck that has followed the Cleveland
Indians in their training season at New
Orleans had deserted them today and
three regulars were on the injured list.
Shortstop Joe 6ewell was hit In the
face by o batted bali and suffered q
split lip. Pitchers Joe Shaute and Gar
Evening star., 1928-03-20

By the Associated Press.
"ORT MYERS, Fla, March 90
l. Joe Hauser. Athletics first base
man, who is staging a comeback
4 this year, believes he will have
a successful season. I'm feel
ing mighty IT." he said today. "and
I'm ready to start the season"
For two weeks felt like ton OF
lead. I had pains and aches all over,
and wondered whether could get into
condition. Now feel like my old self
for the first time In years, and I think
I'm up TO stay"
Hauser cracked a knee-cap IN a
Spring exhibition game back in 1925.
He was out for season. and In 1926 his
playing was below par. He was sent
to Kansas City last year, and batted
a51
Evening star., 1928-03-20

WINTER HAVEN, Fla., March ~ W.
Two indeldeTs whom Manager Bur
stsgtGon brought from the minors "
l<9lster up the Pniilies are proving lnflF
laettle 81 the Spring testing GROUNDS
TAey are Biily Kelley, first Dasemaf!
sn1 PiTkie Whitney, guardian at talfo
Both youngsters are living up " sd-
esroe notices and there Is every iBdies-
iiobn here that they viii remain IN the
majors this season
Evening star., 1928-03-20
FEDERAL DIAMOND LOOP
WILL ASSEMBLE FRIDAY

teams new diamond Is to be started
next week.
Powhatan base ballers comprising
players who formerly held forth with
Nationals, Joe Judges and Corinthian
mines. seek tilts with midget mines. Call
Manager Swift at Franklin 9067.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
Manush Joins Browns.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, March
20 Oe0.-The splint on the arm of Out
fielder Heine Manush has been removed
and the St. Louis Browns were glad TO
have him on the field. He Is new ad-
dition, and an injury TO his arm kept
him in Detroit for some time after the
training season started.
Scout Buck Freeman has gone to look
over the Philadelphia Athletics surplus
material with an eye 10 catching a
handful of outfeld strength. which
needs bolstering in the reorganized
Browns team.
Evening star., 1928-03-20

FORT MYERS, Fgs.. March 20 III
rdn.e E<gixh. Gisnts' outaelder, IL now
xF0rder4ng why he had been 70 Keen On
6odg4ng training camp festivities IN tne
past us.x-
s6 on flYue st the Spring exercises Of
tgas cisfb this season, and he declares
heie enjoying II He cracked out
Ssr9le With flae bases full In the tray
VIII the Athletics yesterday
Evening star., 1928-03-20
HILL WINS RING TITLE.

LONDON. March 20 R.-Johnny
pean championship last night. He took
q decision on points from Emile Pla-
dne, European and French title holder.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
HAUSER OF MACKS FEELS
LIKE HE is BACK TO STAY
Dubious at First. But Now Thinks He Is Alright
Again-News From Various Other American
League Squads in Training.

land Buckeye limped about as result
Of having stopped liners with their feet.
In addition, Coach Howard Shanks Is
confined to his bed with an injured leg.
Todt Is Recovering.
BRADENTON. Fla. March 20 R.--
Phil Todt Of the Red Sox. who has been
handicapped by a wrenched knee, is
able 10 be on his feet once more, and
hopes to be back on the job early next
week. He is the teams only cripple.
Chisox Looking for Hits.
WICHITA FALLS. Tex. March 90
R.--The touring Chicago White Sox
we're In Wichita Falls today looking for
base hits and victory to toss of the
jinx that has chung to them for the
past two ball games.
Although the Sox sparkled In defense
yesterday. they were able to gather only
four scattered hits. and Fort Worth
won. TO O. It was the second consecu-
tive victory over the Chicago club for
Fort Worth.
Evening star., 1928-03-20

Washington -. 8 ! "A 8 / 0 : x-I0
Two.base hits---Gaston, Tate, sisler. Gan
Taylor. Harris. sacrifces--Giils ~.
Thomas. Double .plays,-van ,Alstyne to
Tate 70 Seler. Left on bases-Buffalo. IL ;
Washington. Z. First base on balls-Off
CASTOR, 3: on Bcall, a: off Van Alstyne. z.
Hi,s-oh Profit n innngs: nnno OF BeaI,. ill.,
ming: off signor. 4 in / inning: off CASTOR.
/ in 5 innings: of Van Alstyne, g In in
ings. Hit by patched ball--By Profit
GWesD: by Swaney Camel. Simons)
Struck, out-By CASTOR, 4; by Profit. by
er-Gaston. Losing ptcher-Profitt. Wild
pitch~-Van Alstyne. Cmpires-Messrs. Van.
grafian and Altrock. Time of game
hours and l minute.
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IninrLes RrtaEd Pirates.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf March 70
~ Sight injuries have again appear
e. sAaoas& the FlttADaEgn Pirates, Dat
Evening star., 1928-03-20

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. March ~
fs91,-Tre Braves look good 70 tnelf
fellow townsnAn. Manager BIZ Car
rlgan Of the Red Gox-
After his team lost 70 them CaTflSan
deelared the Braves had plenty VI
pinch and, what was equally nipor,,-
ant. seemed 70 have some IofnloaI's ~
r,sfrslng talent He foresaw one Of the
s,est sessorax in q long while for the
Warriors. 80.
rogers Hornsby, however. seems Tlo1
ao hsye GAINED his stride as yet. In tnf
eight games he has appeared IN 10 osVe
fe has collected only three hits.
Evening star., 1928-03-20

Ey the Associated Press.
A VAIIOE, Catalina Island, Calf,
~ March 20.--Kfki Cuyler, former
IA Pirate, has already made good
a In his new role as Chicago
Cub. He is hitting the ball with
the same gasto that marked his work
with Pittsburgh and his fielding mas
BEEN spectacular.
In the four Entertaining camp
xaues lust completed. Cuyier made
e5rfrt FITS IN II times at bat. Three OF
the blows were out Of the park and TWO
we're doubles. As an assistant coacn 70
Cub rockies. Manager Joe McCartny
considers him invaluable.
Mccarthy has been spending most OF
his time drilling Cub pitchers IN con-
tYol sarce returning from the exniohion
tour.
EobEns Making Shifts.
CLEARWATER, Fla, March 20 CP).
--Nanager Robinson is playing no IA
vorttes ir lining up his array iOr tne
r,ernaYst chase. Jay Partridge was re-
nisced oy Jake Flowers al second paSe
ia tie exhibition yesterday.
Fl0verx drew q pass and started tne
.oev4r,g azstrast the Plails in the nftn,
With Clearwater as their base, the
rohsrs are taking motor taunts 70 the
xcene Of their exhibitions. Tne playeIs
hs6 a 50-uaile ride 70 Winter haven
yesterday.
Evening star., 1928-03-20

IotalB 'o@ ~ IL -
sFerrell batted for Beall in seventh.
fRratche hatted for SWaneY in eighth.
Evening star., 1928-03-20

N YEW ORLEANS, La, March 90
nj Cleveland has the current edi-
ton of the Indians of the
1 American League in training
opd IuitI1 IL tho cIaceos 0f 1921
The Washington times., 1928-09-18
Mrs. Hartman Home
After Stimulating
Trip to Coast

Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Hartman
have reopened their apartment at
1902 Eighteenth ST. for the winter
and Mrs Hartman IS again busy
with the activities DC the League OF
Republican Women Of the District
OF Columbia. OF which she is presi.
dent. Although she has been away
from Washington all summer, Mrs.
Hartman has not been out OF
touch with politics. for during her
travels in the West she was en-.
tertained BY Republican women's
organizations in Portland, Seattle,
San Francisco and many other
cities and made contacts with the
leaders Of these clubs.
Mrs. Hartman accompanied her
husband to the West Coast when
he went out to attend the meeting
gof the American Bar Association
In Seattle, Wash. Afterward he
made addresses before several Re-
serve Officers Association groups
In the West. The two had most
interesting and stimulating holiday.
only marred by the fact that both
were slightly injured in the wreck
when q Bar Association special was
struck by the limited on which
they CHANGED to be travelling. More
recently Mrs. Hartman has been
visiting her sister In Connecticut,
and she only returned to Washing.
ton q few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon. Of
New York, spent the weekend in
Washington at the Mayflower and
left yesterday for Leesburg, Va.
The Washington times., 1928-09-18
Parties Arranged For
Popular Bride, Wedding
Ceremony On Saturday

Miss Ruth Nebeker. who Is to be
one of the bridesmaids at the mar
riage OF Miss Louise SHIRLEY and
Lieut.. Horace Trainer, u s. n.
on Saturday, is entertaining at q
shower this afternoon for the
bride. and on Friday evening viii
give a dinner for Miss SHIRLEY, her
fiance and the members of the
wedding party On Thursday eve-
ming Miss Betty SHIRLEY. who is
to be her sisters maid of honor,
will entertain for the same group.
Another party for Miss SHIRLEY
will be a shower tomorrow, with
Miss Marion Carmichael as hos.
tess, and last evening Miss Jean
Huntley gave supper party in
her honor.
The wedding of Miss SHIRLEY and
Lieutenant Trainer will be at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James SHIRLEY.
Lieut.. James r. Adams, Of
Langley Field, Va, is at the
Carlton for a short stay.
The Washington times., 1928-09-18
Al the white House

President Coolidge yesterday re-
ceived the newly appointed ans
bassador of Argentina - MIL
nal Frnestn MaIbraIi, who pre-
scented his credentials Earlier the
President and Mrs. Coolidge had
had as luncheon guests the mem
beers 81 Swedish Red Cross Com.
mission now in washington. and
,Tndua John Barton Payne, head
81 the American Red Cross.
Mrs. walter Bruce Howe. Of
washington, has joined her
mother. Mrs. Ca1deroi Carlisle.
who has returned recently from
Hot Springs, Va. and = staying
temporarily at the MayfloWer.
Mrs. Howe spent the summer az,
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. AZ Culver Of
Worchester, Mass, are staying
at the Grace Dodge. Hotel
The Washington times., 1928-09-18
MRS. BRASTOW
WEEDS NEW
YORKER
Her Marriage to James
Vail Converse Rouses
Interest

The marriage OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Walter Brastow and James Vail
Converse, New York banker, which
took place in New York yesterday,
has reverberations of interest
here, for the bride is a Washington
girl. As Miss Elizabeth Walter
she made her debut here in 1928
and was married shortly afterward
to Addison Brastow, jr.. son OF
Mrs. William Caches Fendall. This
marriage was dissolved in Mem
phis, Tenn. in April, 1926-the
same month in which the former
Miss Thelma Morgan. twin sister
Of Gloria Morgan, who married
Reginald Vanderbilt. obtained a
divorce from Mr.. Converse in Cali
fornia.
The wedding yesterday took
place in the apartment of Samuel
w. Mellon, in New York, the Rev.
Charles Irwin TRULY officiating.
MIR. Converse, who liz vice pres.
ident OF Bennett. Converse n
Schwab OF New York, had been
married twice previously. In
1914 he married Miss Nadine Mel
bourne; daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Melbourne OF New
York, and five years later they
were divorced Early in Febru-
ary,. 1922, Mr.. Converse married
III Washington. Miss Thelma
Morgan, daughter Of Harry Hays
Morgan, at that time American
consul general in Brussels.
After her divorce from Mr.. Con-
verse. she married Lord Furness.
wealthy British ship owner.
The new Mrs. Converse is the
daughter OF Mrs. Frank Walter,
formerly of stanton Va, bur
long & resident of washington.
She Is one Of five lovely sisters,
all well known here. The others
are Mrs. Arthur Browne. of
washington; Mrs. Roland AGREE
Wadd1II, or Washington; Mrs.
William Drake Campbell, of Day
tona Beach, Fla: and Mrs. Kit
Williams, Of Memphis. Two
brothers, r. w. Walter. End. aud
Beverly Walter, live here. Her
mother was Miss Emma Jerome
Duryea, Of Glen Cove, T.. i. She
is related by marriage to w. w.
Atterbury, president OF the Penn
sylvania railroad.
Mr.. Converse Is a son OF the
late Mrs. G. Vail Converse and 4
grandson Of the late Theodore IN.
Vail. He is a member Of the
Chevy Chase and the Racquet
Clubs, OF Washington. and of the
Bankers Club of New York.
The brides two children, F.. Ad.
Olson Brastow, Sd, and jerome
Brastow. are now with Mrs. Wal
ter.
The italian Ambassador, Nobil
Giacomo de MARITIME, Is again at
the Ambassador Hotel, New York,
for brief Sstay, having arrived
from the summer embassy at
Gloucester, Mass.
=
Dwight r. Davis, Secretary OF
War. has returned TO washing
ton after an over Sunday visit
In Atlantic City with his mother,
Mrs. }. l.. Davis. who has been
spending the summer at the Ho-
tel Traymore.
The Washington times., 1928-09-18
President Coolidge to
Receive Chief Justice
OF Irish Free State

President Coolidge win give audi
ence tomorrow to Chief Hugh
Kennedy of the Irish Free State,
who win be presented to him by
the Minister OF the Irish Free
State, Timothy A. Smiddy. Chief
Justice and Mrs. Kennedy reached
Washington this morning and will
be guests of Mr.. Smiddy at the
MayfloWer until Friday.
Mrs. Kennedy will be received by
Mrs. Coolidge when the Chief JUS
tice visits the President.
The Minister will give dinner
on Thursday evening in honor of
his guests. While not an official
dinner. there will presumably he
several officials in the company,
among them the Secretary Of State.
There will be various other festiyi.
ties for the visitors.
X 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.. Cameron,
Of Cleveland. arrived today at
the Willard. where they plan to
remain a few days.
The Washington times., 1928-09-18
NEWS or Persons SOCIAL WHIR OF WASHINGTON
Tor Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick a. Fen
ming win entertain informally It
supper this evening for their
daughter, Miss Katherine Hine
Fenning. ana Walter Livingston
Wright, II, of Priucston. n. =,
who will be married tomorrow.
Later the company, with 4 few
other guests, win attend 3 bridge
party to be given BY Mr. and
Mrs. Carl F'enning.
earlier today Miss Mary Eox
entertained at luncheon Tor Miss
Fenning and yesterday the bride
fo-I,e was the guest 81 honor e
i luncheon given BY Miss Mar.
garet Nichols.
Major and Mrs. MahIon Ash
ford who are on q trip around
the world, win arrive this month
III Hawaii and will sail from there
for the West Coast.