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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

Just one peep will convince you! Our dress
shop has been turned into veritable haven-a
haven for seeking" vacationists and town.ites!
Herein, the miss and matron will be enthralled
at these evidences of the modes choice! Tai.
lored dresses! "Dressy" frocks! Neat tuck.
inss! Smart trimmings! Pleated S k i r S!
Rufles! Every new style whisper has been
deity captured by the designers! And J. b.
Jones & Co.-as in past performances
made the price so consistently low that the vaca.
ton and town wardrobe problem is inexpen.
sively. pleasingly solved!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
New York Social Set Awaits
Thrilling Event Now Listed
Al-Lons Island Circus. Festival and Civic Pageant
Scheduled in Aueust-Other Special
Forms of Entertainment

from this city were George p. Wag-
staff, John E. Davis. Phelan Beale,
Carol B. Alker, Henry y. Meyerdirk,
Harry S. Durand. Howard Eric and
Henry ClarkSon Scott.
Rev. Father Walter Moran, prior OF
st Vincent Ferrer'S Church. New York,
assisted by Rev. Edward kehoe, pastor
OF ST. Philomena's Church, performed
the ceremony. A reception took place
at the Lee home in Lily Pond Lane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Street Sale of Poetry.

PARIS lP).-Now poems are pee
died on the Paris boulevards.
The sidewalk sale of paintings OF
unheralded artists is taken as mat
ter of course, but Font d'Eilenc, young
French poet, caused some conlmotion
when he set up stand on the Boule--
ward st. Michel to acquaint the general
public with his literary products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
AYERS W0MEN'S DRESS
OF INTEREST TO MEN
British M. p. Holds Fair Sex Adopt
Styles Pleasing to
Male

NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, up. - Men
are interested in women's clothes. but
not in babies. So declares Mrs Walter
Runciman. member of Parliament, who
is the latest addition to woman parlia-
mentarians in the House OF Commons
and should be an authority on the
subject
In addressing the Newcastle Rotary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Maj. and Mrs. Jeter Horton
Hosts at Dinner Party

Mai. and Mrs. Jeter Horton of Wash
ington entertained at dinner party
for a number of Washington fr1end5
at Rose Hill Manor, near FREDERICK,
Md, last week.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05

ststsssbs Of the Ownership, Manssenasns,
Circulation, ETC., required By the Act q Con.
EAaY1R HfhiRIAP. published weekly q
Youngstown, Ohio, for April 1st, 1928.
County Of Mshoning, IS.
Bsfots me, : Notary Public IN ana 10 fcf :rs ~.
scared N. 0rosshandlcr. who, having been
duly sworn according to law. depoSes ana
ssys that he = the Resident sn 80 HsnsFsr
YtE III HisEar Rfs;asri and & IN; IT, aslE a. fs1as
statement Of the owhcrship, management lsnd
a: psBis sss ier sss Shown I'm
tAuruW 70. 1919, embodied In section 443,
Postal Laws and Resulations' printed on the
reverse Of this form. t0.wit:
| l.. That the nsmes and addresses OF the
publisher. editor. managing editor, and bus
insss nsnsssrTs ~. .rsi 1;r;,.a p,;rt,r. co-n.,v
r. o. Box All, youngstown. Ohio.
/ Manaeing editor. Ernest Nshnsnyi;
President an9 General Manager, N. Gross
handler, 32o West Federal street.
D. Th1t the owners are: (Give names and
ADDRESSES Of individual owners, or, II . cor.
psration, give its name and the names and
s.essf., &. cent Or more Of the total '"'on' =
I Mr.. N. GrosshaEdler, City; Mr.. J. Kra
! il, City; Mrs. G.. Gorhain, City; Joseph
Friedman. City; MI. Edward MCGOWAN,
City. 5'
8. That the known bordholders. mort
cages and other security holders owning or
holding 1 per cent Or more OF total amount
OF bonds, mortgagess or other securities are
| III there are none, so stste).
| None
1. That the two paragraphs next above.
swing the nsmes Of the owners. stockhoiders
md security holders, IL any, contain not only
ne liat Of stockholders and security holders
les they appear upon the books Of the com
/ psny o. trustee or in any othef ftducisfy
relation, the name OF the person or corpOrs.
| tiOn for whom suck trustee 10 scting 10 given
also that the said two paragraphs contain
statements embracing AffiAnt's full knowledge
apd belief 60 to the circumstances ndrcondi-
| ttoAs under which stockholders and security
holders who do not. apVear upon the books
u the cempanysx sxs lrSltees, hold stock end
seustss Scns VA. " ewnr % shis % sffisns i hss " no
reason % believe thst any other person. $3.50
cissfon, or corporation has any interest direct
Or Indirect IN the said stock, bonds o. other
securities thsn IS 80 ststed ty him.
THE UNITED PRINTING Co.
N Geosshsndler. Presidsnt.
Sworn and subscribed before me this
3rd day Of October, 1927.
seai. MATHEW Krss.
my commission expires Feb. %, 1931.)
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05

mat, olyan jol illett 4 labara,
hogy meg AZ oreg molgkja Is at
mondotta RI:
~ Ez a1tAn pass1entos j6sz6e.
No, kezd5d0tt mulatsAg. ze-
Inc, ,tanc, vigalom. Meg Matyas Is
tancra perdiilt. Eppen ! stiriai
hercegn6vel ropta, mikor egy-
Iszercsak AIT mondta: u
- Szazsz
- Mi az ..f6lseg9 - ijedezett a
hercegn6.
- Sennmi, semmi, - hunyor-
gott Matyas, aki szegyelte abba
hagyni tancot, pedig dtkozottul
szurta a talpat vala1ni szog. Ed
dig mem erezte. Ugy latszik, ugy
volt az beverve, hogy csak a tanc
alatt fur6dott egyre melyebben a
kiraly talpaba. Forgot, izzadt,
nyogott a kiraly, de meg merge.
ben is elkacagta magat a vasott
trefan.
- Hiaba, - godolta magaban,
- megmondta az a l6k0t5, hogy
megtancoltat a maga m6dja SEE
rint. Bevaltotta szavatl q, az a
rossz csont!
Masnap lement majszt erhez.
Addigra hire futott varosban,
hogy santikalva tancolt kiraly.
- Jaj nekem, riinankodott a
majszter, agyonverem AIT a gaz-
embert!
- Sohase bantsa, nevetett
Matyas. - Hiszen megtanitott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05

kiil6kl IA
Azza1 lsiiltstte q kir6lyt 3 me.
regetni kesdte Z Abkt. M6tySs pc.
|dis kuncogott ssy darabog ! q.
tan r&kesdte:
Tudja, Kakas uram, nit
mondott esyelmedr5l es . lapft.
fill kamaszY
- Mit9
- AIT, hogy q kegyelmed csiz-
mait6l ludtalpa lesz az embernek,
- Oh ,hogy az hetfejii vesze-
delem mergel3d0tt q osia.
NADIA. - Hol labszijf Tiistent
kiveszem csuf lelket.
- En- mondtaan? - b0n1b0lt az
mas. - Mem is mondtam!
- Tyih, te gonosz, hat akkor
tan a kiraly hazudik9 - fortyo.
gott . mester. q
- Igenis, brihiihI -.
- No, mar exert elverlek!
Addigra keszen is volt a mer-
tekkel 8 Matyas kiraly tavozott
q miihelyb6l.
Kakas uram bosszankodott 8
nekiilt az nj csizmanak.
Az mas pedig megvakarta a fe-
jet es ugy diinny0g0tt:
- Ahan! Hat kiraly volt az!
Az bNony, morgott a
majszter. - O volt, aki a felvi-
lagot megtancoltatta.
No, maid tancol 3 meg ugy,
ahogy en- akarom, mondotta
Nikulaj.
Estere keszen lett a gy0nyorii-
seges csizma. Nikulaj vallara
vetette nagy fittysz6val vitte
f0l q varba. Hanem az 3rpalank
egyik melyesdeseben nieglapult
egy ideig mesterkedett valamit
q csizmaval.
Mikor Matyas f0lhuzta a csiz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05
Adjon listen, 0csem /!

X
80 Hat nem bAnom, ha ad AZ Is-
ten valamit, szivesen fogadom.
Kilon0skepen pedig, ha j6 sok
penzt ad felelte Nikulaj.
Ejnye az argyelusat, - ne
vetett Matyas, tan egyebet
mem is kivansz t8le, te rossz csont.
- Legalabb is olyan fene nagy
orrot, mint kegyelmednek va
gyon, mem kivanok! :
- Hej, te v0r0s beka, elhall-
gass, inert ha el6keriil majszte.
red, ugy kiporoltatlak vele, hosy
megk6kilsz!
- No AIT szeretnem latni! -
kacagott, nagyfilG imposztor.
- Meg is adnam az arat kegyel-
mednek, hogy t6tagast alma az a
gy0ny0riiseges nagy ORA.
Nevetett is, bosszankodott is a
kiraly a nyelves csiriz-vitez mon
dasain $ eppen belepett Kakas
majszter uram. Persze tustent
megismerte q kiralyt S hajlongott
nagy alazatosan:
- Jaj de nagy tisztesseg folse-
ges kiralyom, hogy meglatogatott
engem.
No, az inasa mem nagyon
tisztelt meg, - kacagott Matyas.
- Nit? - fortyant fol Kakas
uram, - csak nem csufol6dott
meg f0lsegeddel is9 Mindjart
agyonvagom!
Az mas megszeppent. Matyas
pedig j6iziien kacagott. Gondolta
magaban: megallj csak, csufsza-
ju gezenguz, maid megtrefallak !!
Azzal szepen elkezdte:
- Els6bben is egy sep csizma
kene ma esti udvari mulatsag-
ra. Keszen lenne-e?
Hogyne, folseg! Tustent ne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05
MArYAs KIRALY CsIzMAJA

AIT mindenki tudja, hogy hi
res kiralya volt magyaroknak
Matyas kiraly. Hires volt igazsa-
gossagar6l, vitezseger6l, tudo-
manyszereteter6l, no meg - Vi
damsagar6l.
Egy alkalommal alruhaba Otto
zott Matyas es k6szalni kezdett
hiresneves Buda varosaban, hogy
megtudja, mint velekedik a nep
Macy gy6zelmeir6l. Csatangolasa
k0zben ibevet3d0tt Kakas Peter
majszter uram csizmadia iizle-
tebe.
Ez Kakas Peter majszter ur
ptdig mem volt mas, mint az 8
tulajdon csizma csinaloja, aki
leggzebb kordovancsizmakat csi-
rizelte, szurkolta akkoriban Sep
Magyarorszagon.
Volt pedig Kakas majszter
urmnak abban az idoben egy vi
inasa. Nagyfiilu, vereshaju, rom
gyosruhaju kamasz volt, aki -
bar csak nahany het el6tt keriilt
Budara valami alf0ldi falub6l, -
maris arrol volt nevezetes, hogy
3 a legvasottabb, legkomiszabb
istenteremtese Pest4Budanak.
Ugy hivtak ezt a szellel-belelt
fick6t, hogy .Nikulaj. Val6jaban
Mikl6s volt a becsiiletes neve, de
3 maga nevezte ell magat Niku-
lajnak, amikor egyszer kortelo-
pason erte a kiralyi gyiim0lcsos
cs6sze a rajtakapott gezenguz a
vallataskor Nikulajnak mohdotta
magat.
Hat mondom, ez Nikulaj egy-
maga tilt Kakas uram boltjaban,
mikor az alruhas kiraly bekoszon-
t0tt:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05

valamire bevert sz0ggel. Teg-
nap ait mondtam r6la, hogy 6csS-
folta kegyelmed csi7mait. Hat ez
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-05

nem volt igaz. Is e. a zsivany
megtanitott a trefaiava1 ARA,
hoey meg a kiraly sem hazudhat
Evening star., 1928-05-17

time any of the tournament players had
broken 90 ia the event. She rlayed
With q handicap OF two strokes, The
lowest handicap in the tourney.
PriEes were awarded by Mrs. W. s.
CorhTs president of the Women's Dis
trict Coll Association, as follows: Low
gross. FIRST day. MRS. II. A. Knox, Con-
gressionai, 90. low gross, second day,
Miss White, washington. 90: low net.
FIRST day, Miss Faunce. III. funner-up,
Mrs Fieser. 90, low net, second day,
Miss Susan Hacker. Chevy Chase. 90:
runner-up, Mrs. Y. 3. Booker, Wash
ington, 81.
Leading scores In the tournament
follow:
Miss winifred Fannee. Manor, s7--o7--
Miss Dorothy White. Washington. o.
Ak--ss---kEt---ITa
,o!Mrs, Mr., James + Fieser. WASHINGTON. ss--
Mrs: e. booker. Washington. ss--
i0sElesa1-iis Ma susan inias.aer, chevy chase s,--
gs--s--ts0--isi.
I. Mrs Alma ton. steinner. unattached,
Mrs. stephen r. Coiladay. columida. a.
Mrs; william =. corby. Columbia. 0i--
il1--i0--lOO--1Di.
Veterans Of the Philippine campaign
and the rice paddles Of Luzon viii
gather at the Manor Club on June 8
TO take part In the first annual goli
tournament Of the Military Order OF thF
Carabao Members OF the order have
annually held dinner which marks
q high spot in washington's Winter
social festivities, and now they are tc
hold a golf tournament.
Grand Paramount Carabao Capt
QAff n = ~ t4A a&ssE 4
prize 10 20 to the winner, and Col
John p. Wade, the effcient bombinerC
OF the order, is to be the official handi.
capper. The committee in charge oI
the affair Is composed Of the following
members OF the order: Capt. Chester
Wells. U. 8. NJ: Capt. Frederick O
Pyne. u. S. NJ: Lieut.. Col. Joseph r
siler. Col. n. c. Reisinger. u s. M c.
Lieut.. Col Noble J. wiley. Mai Court.
land Nixon, Col, Joseph NJ. Heller ant
Col Wade.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
MOUNT PLEASANT A. A. NINE
FACING A BUSY PROGRAM

at 22O Seventh street northeast before
Sundays game.
Lincoln Post American LegionnaiTes
will witness the game between the
team representing the post and Corin-
thians Sunday on west ellipse at )
o'clock.
Bonds CIothiers have added John d.
Owens, former service hurler, and Mike
Sweeney. former Georgetown A. 9.
pitcher. to the mound staft.
A pitcher and catcher are needed by
Sam Rice Midgets. who have entered
Sport Mart League. Candidates are
asked to report tomorrow night at 7:J0
o'clock at l346 @ street northeast.
with four straight wins to their
credit. vista A. G. players VIII drill
every evening this week at o'clock
ON their diamond TO prepare for clash
with Congress Heights Juniors on East
ElIipse diamond at III O'Clock sunday.
Call Lincoln TIA for games.
Jewish Community Center Insects
will receive uniforms tonight at the
center. A game is wanted for Sunday.
Call Lincoln 1907,
Holy Rosary Yanigans. a new team.
wants games. Call Manager Micro at
Lincoln l02l9.
Aztec Insects have decided to re-
name the team Sioux Insects.
Chevy Chase Yankees won over Tiger
Midgets Yesterday. IL 10 6. Winners
win book games at Cleveland l446.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Noun. Pleasant A. A. nine, one OF the
promising young unlimited sanoiot
teams, has O busy program for the re-
mainder OF the week.
All PLAYERS are requested TO attend q
meeting tonight at o'clock at 1872 lil-
rard street. Tomorrow and Saturday
practice will be held on Sixteenth Street
Reservoir diamond at $50 o'clock under
the direction OF Coach Newman. sun
day the nine win go TO Alexandria to
meet Columbia Engine Co. No, dia-
monders.
Bernie Crown is seeking games with
Marlboro. Cherrydale, Ballsten ana
other suburban mines. For games ad-
dress him at 1888 G street.
Many managers are seeking games
for Saturday and Sunday. Those wish
A. C.. Lincoln 5l5e: Service Seniors,
LINCOLN 26if-J. Metropolitan Juniors.
Atlantic 40i7, r. r. Keanes. Lincoln
i95O-W: Central Reds. Adams 5s33-W;
Chevy Chase Seniors. Cleveland 1880;
Chevy Chase Peewees. Cleveland 1870;
Mardfeldt Juniors. North 589: Liberty
Juniors. Capitol Heights l42; Liberty
Midgets, Columbia 2052; Columbia
Heights Midgets. Adams 6205 and Az
tee Seniors, Lincoln 1924.
Modern Woodmen want to book two
games for July 4 with some unlimited
team in Virginia or Maryland. Write
Mrs. F. Chsseldine. 1902 Thirteenth
street southeast.
TakOma Tigers were carded for prac-
tice today In preparation for games
with Douglas A. G. on Saturday and
jefferson Firemen at Alexandra or
Sunday.
Manager Hugh Waldrop OF Dixie
A. c. has cancelled the game booked
with City postmen Sunday, due TO a
change In schedule.
r. r. Keane players who have not
received their uniforms are requested
to obtain them from Manager Curtin
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Manager Hugh Waldrop OF Dixie
A. c. has Cancelled the game booked
with City postmen Sunday, due to a
change In schedule.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
LEAN WEEK END SPORTS
SCHEDULE FOR COLLEGES

second between Woods en- and Francis
20 - Height 3 feet inches. -
Shatput~--Won by Cash &c: ,; Reagan
tG(. second: Drscoll tG,). third. Distance
3S feet. Ar, s
second between Miles Stewart and Phillips
nr"sS ium,t---Won by Jones fN.1: terner
tG second: Francis tGl third. Distance.
JaveiIn--won by Foit tN,): Nelson IN J.
secnnd: Cash 70 thiri; p'stannce. lSS r,sh; teS.
CN.J, second: Nelson M, third. Distance
lig feet y inches.
ConlOn, Catholic University pitcher
was shaded by Stribling. Army hurler,
In a bang-up duel and the Cadets de-
feated the Cardinals. to l. yesterday
at West Point C. U. scored It's run in
the fourth. but Army tied the count In
the sixth and won in the eighth on a
netted two runs.
The score.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
| BALL GAME and a tennis match,
\ In both of which University OF

n In both of which University OF
II Maryland viii figure, are the
< "A only attractions on tomorrows
schedule for collegiate athletes
hereabout The Old Liners Will con-
tinue Virginia base ball trip. with a
stand against Washington and Lee at
Lexington and the Black and Oid Goio
racketers will travel to Newark to en-
gage Delaware at tennis.
Two bali games and tennis match
were listed today. Marylands nine was
to start its invasion of the Old Domin-
ion against Virginia Poly at Blacks
burg and Catholic Universitys team
was at Brooklyn for game with ST
Johns ball toSSers. Swarthmore was 10
visit College Park for tennis matcn
with Maryland.
Maryland's lacrosse team today is the
lone undefeated twelve in the country,
and appears to have a great chance OF
being picked to represent the United
States at the Olympics at Amsterdam
this Summer. While the Old Liners
were brushing aside Lehigh yesterday
at College Park, IS to ?. Army was
losing its first game to Rutgers, to 3.
After the first Is minutes Maryland
outclassed Lehigh by wide margin
yesterday. and at the half was out in
front. 8 to |. Fred Linkous out home.
vas as usual in the forefront OF the Old
Line attack He scored four goals with
Davidson, Evans and Holloway also
showing strongly on offense.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
HELp-MAI.E AND FEMALE.

TALENT--If you can sing dance
or pIay an instrument. apply Park Theater.
Atm & Buchanan SITS. H:;i0 TO . 30.
EXPERIENCED laundry help
in all departments; hours to
work, 8 to 8; off all day Satur-
day. Apply Chevy Chase Laun-
dry, Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
Georgetown University Freshmen

YESTERDAY at Annapolis. so to 81.
Summaries:
l00.vprd daSi,--won by Mackenzie 81
1ntercastie fGI second: Burtle tG.i, thira
Mile S,,n-Wnn by Augerstcin g J.; Rouse
tN.l. second: Lynch M, tnira lime'
sSo.x.rd daSh--wop by Mackenzie M;
Intercastie iGl. second: Byrd 'N.l, third
Time IA seconds, - r,.or
Iao.yard hirh hurdles--Won by Fraser
M. Driscall &c ! second; Freshoar M,
thir,f Time L. - seconds. -,
aao.vatd run---Won BY Nolan "a, XIII
rallsn ia ! second: Fiala I'M. third. Time
81 q seconds. - y,,.uu
2aO-yard low huFdles--Won hy DriseoH
fGD. Fraser M, second. Aoraham 'a.'s
third Time. - seconds .u...
aSo.yard run---won by Burke fG); Alien
M. second; Miller M third. i'hie'
HIrh tump--won by Bauer tN.1: tie for
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Goals--1.inkous al. DaVidsnn %, ENaIls
~, Holloway ~. sny,iet, Loane sml9H. se,
Buck Lewis. Substitnttnns-Slnl -SnIhk mn anr ."t
war"holy for Evans GorKas for Hoil3waSE A..
Healy for I4oaue.. Harrison for wilson. i;,: heiS
Njman for Burke wariow for Stanner ,, Ear
too Tor Finn Referre--Mr. BALDWIN. fenh'
syiyanial. Time of hatNes-5V hiuu'S'
Evening star., 1928-05-17

r. r. Keane players who have not
received their uniforms are requested
TO obtain them from Manager Curtin.
Evening star., 1928-05-17

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers Any complaint found
necessary 10 be made to the Star
will receive prompt attention. Fer
admission TO Recommended Service
Column call Main s({ll Branch tlS
Evening star., 1928-05-17

Totals. ati 925 Is Totals. 10

sRatted for Lowrence in sixth,
University of Nd | Q Q I =.
Naval Academy q o l ! o---4
R,,as--N,4,aun Radee Tansil tat
Iethiusky wilson kessleF. Genther. ksitn
Inwrrnty Gahhins Errors Mctfann. Hetzel
Ka<sler ~. C0ffman - Miiican, Iowfence.
fsubhuS Home run--Kesslers Sacrifice hits
--Radice. Tans,l ~. Mihean. Bases ns
haiis--Of PhIpna a: off DE Marco. !; on
Moore. =, OF Wilson. 3. Struck out--Bs
ile Maren. 3 hy Wilson. s. Ralk---Phtpps
he Maren. Passed baiis---Gnbhins, McCanH.
WILD niIeh~M MilSnn.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
PADDOCK GOING TO COAST.

Los ANGELES, May II UP.--
Charles Paddock. veteran sprinter, will
return here from the East to compete
In this sections olympic try-outs here
June 16.
Evening star., 1928-05-17
srTr,ATIoS-FEMALE.

WOMAN white wants position as light
hotlsekeeper companion or dentists assist
ant Call Line. 1921. IS
Evening star., 1928-05-17
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Ntar Cap b ATlss Faunes.

Leading over the first day, Miss WiDi.
fred Faunee 0f the Manor Club, oTe VI
fi7e outstanding woman athletes of
Washington, yesterday annexed the an
nual competition for The Evening giar
golf trophy with net caro- Of i7g iof
The sc holes of Tnedsl play At the CgB-
gTeesienai country CLUB. Miss Faunos,
who registered . gross card 0f IS for
the first day, tufped IN = so0fe of "
yesterday 70 give her nst Of ~ and
enable heF % win by three strokes.
Miss Dorothy White of fhe Washington
Golf and Country Club. District WoIns
ems title holder. who has won the tour.
nsnent for the past tBo year. tied
with two other members Of the Wssn,
isgton club Mrs. James l., Fieser and
Mrs Yelverton r. Booker for second
place with net scores Of i1s. Msss
Whites gross card of ss yesterday
topped the Acid and marked the frst
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