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Elaborate Dinner in Honor
of Cabinet and Congress
Vice President and Mrs Dawes Hosts to Prom
inent Official Group, Including Diplomats
Other Notable Functions.
kyAS0ERNfD CD.

Judge John Barton Payne, Rev Dr. and
Mrs Wallace Radcliffe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Meyer, Mrs. Truxtun Beale
Mrs James r.. Mann, Mrs Frank G.
Letts. Miss Josephine patten. MIR and
Mrs, Cuno III, Rudolph. MIR and Mrs,
Elmer Schesinger. Judge and Mrs,
Charles G. McChord. former Senator
and Mrs. Robert l., owen. Mr., and Mrs,
Charles Thomas Mrs Henry c. Cor
bin, Mr., and Mrs Jesse Lasky. Mr., and
Mra. Wade IL Ellis, Rev Or, and Mrs.
Si1oo former Representative and MIS-.
William A. Rodenherg Mrs, Clarence
II, wilson Miss Wilson, MIR and Mrs.
Carter Field, Mr. and Mrs Leroy L,
Vernon, MIR and Mrs James T. IIorna~
day Mr., and Mrs, Il, q, Joslin, MIR, and
Mrs, Adoiph Zukor, MIR. and Mrs @ =,
Groves, Mr., and Mrs, Ira II, Bennett,
Mr. and Mrs, Beach. Mrs. r. Mande-
Vile Carlisle. Miss Katherine Carlisle,
Miss Louise Bhedd, MIR. Cohen, MIR, sid
ney Kent, MIR, Curtis Dawes, MIR, Harold
Lloyd. MIR Albert Douglas, Capt. Edie
and Lieut.. Charles Mason
Senator Kenneth Mekellar and the
eommAndant of the Army War College
and Mrs. William u Conner will enter
tain NJ buffet luncheon In honor OF
the Iennehaee viaitnrs here for the
y, A, II, Congress and the unveiling
OF the Andrew Jackson statue.
Gen and Mrs Conner will he hnAta
~ dinner tomorrow evening IN honor at
lCantinuea On sieventh FRAel
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The Vice President and Mrs, Dawes
entertained at dinner last evening In
the Pam American Union, when their
guests were the Secretary of the Treas
nry. Mr.. Mellon. the Attorney General,
Mi Sargent, Mrs. James j Davis, wife
OF the Secretary OF Labor, the Minister
OF China and Nine, size the Minister OF
Hungary and Countess SZechenyi the
Minister Of Colombia and Sonora de
Olayh, The Minister ot the Irish Free
State. Mr 5middy, the Minister of
Greece and Nine fsimopouioh, the Min
ister Of Austria and Mime prochnik, the
Minister OF Egypt and Mime, damy, the
Minister Of Poland and Nine. Ciecha~
noWska, the Minister of Bulgaria ana
Nine Radewa, the Minister OF Sweden,
Mr. Bostrom, the Minister OF Rumania,
MIR CretEiano; Senator and Mrs. George
II. Moses, Senator Arthur Cappef, Benz
at0r and Mrs. Peter Norbeok, Senator
and Mrs Thomas r, Bayard, Senator
and Mrs, William Cabell Bruce, Repre-
sentative and Mrs, Martin Is, Madden,
Representative and Mrs. Pred A. Britt
ten, Representative and Mrs, James M,
Beck Representative and Mrs. w. E.
Hun, Representative Florence Kahn, the
Director of the Budget and Mrs Her
bert NJ. Lord the Assistant Secretary OF
War and Mrs, r Truhee Dawson. Mai,
Gen. and Mrs. Edgar Jadwin, Nal Gen.
and Mrs William - G0nn0r, the Az
sistant Attorney General and Mrs Mar
shall Mrs Richard III Townsend, Mrs,
John II. Henderson. Mrs, M. u, Ericsson,
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Metropolitan Opera
Company Sponsors
Rare Entertainment
Feature Program of Coming
Week to Group Foremost
Stars of the Musical
World.

The outstanding social event of the
coming week will be the visit of the
Metropolitan Opera Co. to Washington
for Its second consecutive season, which
Viii probably prove one Of the greatest
operate events in Washington for many
years,
The Metropolitan, until last year. had
not come to Washington for Is seasons.
and during the time that has elapsed
since then 1t has grown steadily in pres
tige and in artistry until now 1t Is gen.
orally conceded TO be the finest opera
company in the world. Thanks to its
unlimited resources, 1t has been able
10 gather the foremost stars of the
musical world. and now. having COM
pleted its conSpicuously successful sea-
son--both artiStically and socially-~in
New York, 1t comes 10 Washington to
offer four of the finest operas in its
repertory, Norma" Wednesday eve
ming. Boris Godounoff." Thursday
afternoon. Romeo ct Juliette." Sat
urday afternoon. and "Tannhauser, :"
Saturday evening
Much entertaining will be done here
in connection with the opera. and for
the latter part OF the week the social
calendar has been arranged so that
there Is practically no conflicS with the
performances. An executive committee
of prominent Washington women has
urged upon local society the desirability
of entertaining. at this time. III con-
nection with the opera rather than in
opposition To It, Although Washington
can hardly expect to surpaSs the fa-
nous horseshoe" of the Metropolitan
Opera House, the arrangement of the
operas and the facilities offered by
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Society Leaders Aiding
Columbia Hospital Ball

Tomorrow night official, diplomatic
and residential Washington will be rep
resented at the Columbia Hospital ball,
to be given Al the Willard Hotel This
ball. given for the benefit Of one OF
WashingtOn'g oldest and W0rthiest char
tiles. will be the first big Springtime nf-
fair. All the boxes have been taken,
and Mrs. Frank B. Freyer Is chairman
Of the executive committee. The fact
that 9TH Mrs Coolidge and Mrs Dawes
have given The use OF their names as
patronesses for the event gives added
intel g.
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
homas Bradley, president Of the wom-
ems board Of the hospital, Mrs Chea-
ter 'Jelis, Mrs, Barry Mohun, Mrs.
George Hewitt Myers, Mrs J. w. Mac
Murray, Vice president. Mrs John
ouiltk, recording secretary. Mrs Frank
Anderson, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Robert v. Fleming, treasurer. RE
ceiying NTH them win be the president
Of the board Of directors 0f the hos
pital, Mr.. Henry r. Blair. Senator and
MRS Lawrence 9. phipps, Surg Gen.
AMI Mrs E. II. EtiLt, Surg Gen, and
Mrs. Hugh n. Cumming, District Com
missioner and Mrs. Sidney j.. Taiiaferro
and Representative and Mrs. Frederick
l.. Zihlman.
Miss Francesca McKenney will act as
chairman OF the girls floor committee.
snd Mise Ann Hill win be vice chair
man, assisted by the debutantes OF the
season.
Senator Lawrence q, Phipps is chair
man ~ D. mems moor committee, and
Capt. Chester Wells, u, y, NJ, vice chair
man. Assisting them viii bs cabinet Of
f1ceFs, Senators and Representatives,
high ranking officers of ths Army and
kIayy and others prominent In public
He.
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Vanderbergs Known
In Capital Circles
From Many Visits
New Senator Remembered
From Dedication Services
at Capital in 19l3--Has
Literary Turn.

The new Senator from Michigan,
Arthur Hendrick Vanderberg. with his
wife and three children, do not come
10 Washington as strangers. but have
been frequent visitors for several years
past. Indeed, there are many resi-
dents of Washington who have known
the new Senator from Grand Rapids
since his early boyhood. These include
several of the congressional delegation
and former citizens who are from the
vicinity of his home. Many recall his
activity in the matter of securing the
funds wherewith Michigan could pre-
sent TO statuary hall In theh Capitol the
splendid figure of Zachariah Chandler
and remember his eloquent speech when
the statue was placed In 1918 Senator
Chandler's daughter, Mrs, Eugene Hale
and his grandson, Senator Frederick
Hale. we're the honored guests on that
occasion and were the hosts OF the
chairman and orator during his brief
visit 10 Washington.
May Enter School Here.
II was q fortunate juncture OF time
that the new Senator came 10 the Cap
ital 10 take oath Of ONCE during the
Easter school recess, for Mrs Vanden-
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Thomson-O -Ouinsard Weddins
An Event of Yesterday

The marriage Of Miss Alexina Shsp-
herd Qutntard. daughter Of Mrs, Ed
ward A. Quintard, Co Mr.. Eliot Reese
Thomson. son Of Mr. and Mrs Eliot
Weber Thomson. which took place yes
tertsay afternoon, Is Of more than usual
interest in Washington. The ceremony
was performed IN the home Of the
brides aunt, Mrs, Francis y. Merchant.
IN Somerset, Md. Suffragan bishop
Arthur c, Thomson Of Virxinia. uncle
OF the bridegroom. ofaeiating at 4
O'Clock.
The bride was given IN marriage BY
her brother, Mr., Edward A. Cuntard.
and wore costume Ot point d'eSpfit
lace made with a tight~fltttng hcGiee
and long houftant skirt made IN mar
row rusfaeS. She carried white roses
and lilies Of the valley
Miss Marjorie Lane Whitfield was
maid ~ honor and Was in erchid chit
ten veiled with cream color lace. and
Miss Barbara Manning, who was brides
maid, had 4 Gown ct pink ehisfoA and
taffeta, Mr., Eliot Weber Thomson,
father OF the bridegroom, was the best
man.
The ceremony VAS followed ey a small
reception for the members OF the two
families and few intimate friends
Mrs. CuintarSs, mother OF the bride. re-
ceived with the wedding party wearing
gown ef olle and gray ehtlfon made
over gray. and Mrs, Thomson, mother
Of the bridegroom. who assisted. Was IN
black and white chiffon over pals peAch
color,
Later In the day Mr. and Mrs. Thom-
son left for wedding trip, the bride
WaVellnS N an ensemble suit OF heige
eoleg WITH red straw hat and y red
scarf, They viii be al home osa mar
return at S0s6 WISCONSIN avenue,
Among the oat~0f-tawn guests were
MF. and Mrs, Edmund Mickey, Nr.
deotEe Cuekey. Miss Anne Whllelock
and Mr., and Mrs. Frank an nont
Thomson ai baltimore. Nir. and Mrs
Edward catatatd of charistte' II. c
and Capt Alexander 8, 0lmlaTsi
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tary of War, Mr.. Charles Burton Rob-
bins; the military attache OF the Ar
gentine embassy, Mai. Angel NJ zu-
toaga; the military attsche Of the Span
ish embassy. Maj. CaSaiuS: Col. Iatrobe
Mai Herbert A, Dargue. Mai. Alvin r
Sandeford. Col II. H Williams. Gen
Won Below, Mr.. Louis J. Heath. Mr..
George j. Eder. the counselor Of the
Chilean embassy, Senior Agactc: the
first secretary OF che embassy. Senor
don Jorge Silva. and the second secre-
tary Of the embassy, Senor Don Manuel
XaldeS
The Ambassador of Belgium and
Princess de I3gne. accompanied BY
Princess Elizabeth dc Ltgne. returned
yesterday from New York. They at
tended the annual ball Friday night Of
the Belgian Benevolent Society givne
in the Hotel PennSylvania az which
they were the guests Of honor.
The Minister Of Rumania. Mr.
George Cretziano. will be host AZ tea
Tuesday afternoon when several paint
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Sir Esme and Lady Howard
Hosts at Dinner Tuesday
VIII Entertain in Compliment to Prospective
Bride and Bridesroom-OtherN Notable Diplo-
matte Easter Season Functions

The Ambassador of Great Britain and
Lady Isabella Howard will be hosts at
dinner Tuesday evening in compliment
to Miss Janet Phillips and Mr.. Leander
Mccormick -Gcodhart, commercial sec
retary OF the embassy whose marriage
will take place saturday April IS.
The Ambassador and Lady Isabella
Howard viii be hosts at luncheon
Thursday In compliment TO Bishop
Shahan. and Monday evening. April so.
they will give dinner party.
Lady Isabella Howard will sail from
New York Saturday. May IL. for Italy,
where she viii remain through the early
Summer.
The Ambassador OF Italy and Nohil
Donna Antonietta dc Martino enter
tanned at dinner last evening having as
their guests the Ambassador of Peru
DIR. Herman Velarde: the Ambassador
of Brazil. Senior S. Gurgel do Amaral:
the Ambassador of Cuba, Senior Don
OreStes Ferrara. the Ambassador of
Turkey. Ahmed Mouhtar Bsy; the AM
baSSador of Germany and Frau Won
Prittwitz und Gatfron; Senator and
Mrs. Henry Wilder keyeS, Senator and
Mrs, Jesse H. Metcalf Nine Peter, Rep
resentative Edith NourSe Rogers, the
Assistant Secretary OF State, Mr.. Nelson
r Johnson; the Assistant Attorney
General and Mrs. George r. Farnuna,
the air attache OF the British embassy
and Mrs, Hetherington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert GroSvenor, Mr., and Mrs, Russell
Goldman, Mrs George Cabot Lodge.
Senorita Rose padilla, Miss Belle Cur
nee and the counselor of the embassy.
Conte Marchetti,
The Ambassador of Japan and Nine,
MatSudaira viii be hosts ut dinner
Tuesday evening,
The Ambassador OF Spain and Sonora
de Padilla will entertain at dinner Tues
day evening, April -.
The Ambassador of Cuba aud Sonora
de ferrara will entertain az dinner Fiji
day evening IN honor of the Vice preSi-
dent and Mrs, Dawes,
The Ambassador Of France, M. Clau-
del, and his daughter, Mile Marie
Claudel. are expected 10 return the end
OF the week from visit In the South
The Ambassador and Mile ciaudel
were entertained in Atlanta, Ga, hy
the governor, MIR, L. G. Hartman Tues
day and "Wednesday they vent to Ma
con Ga, where they were teted
Nine, Claudei and their two Younger
daughters left Tuesday for the South
and will return today,
The Ambassador of Chile and Sonora
de navlla viii entertain at u musical
and tea Thursday afternoon at A:So
o'clock, at aaOa Massachusetts, avenue
Tea viii be served preceding the pro-
gram which will be given nv Senerita
Rasita Renard, Chilean pianist, at $50
o'clock.
The Secretary el War. Mr Dwight
r. Davis, was guest at the luncheon
alven Thursday by the Ambassador af
Chile, aenog Don Carries q. navila in
honog Of Cnl Jose Maria hareele, head
Of the Chilean Military school, The
ether guests were Glen, Charles u SUM
neral, the charge d'atfalres at Argen-
Tina, Seneg Esptl, the Assistant Seers.
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Mrs, G, c. Calhoun az Home
Informally Today. 1 TO Z

Mrs Clarence Crittenden Calhoun
win he at home informally this after
noon from 10 7 o'clock In her eoun~
try place. Rossdhu, She has issued no
cards and during the afternoon Mrs
Snyder Russell, who ia visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs, A. n Carrlore, win sing, ae-
eompanled by Mrs John Hofnheek,
Mira Richard II. Jordan has diseons
tlnued her day Al heme for the re.
mainder af the season.
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patToness' list include Mrs Charles II.
Neil. Mrs, r. J. c0llon. Mrs. Allen
Pope, Mrs. John q. Wilson. Mrs, u, r,
Saul, MTs Hugh q. Wallace, Mrs. David
Meade Lea, Mrs. Samuel II. Wander
grift, Miss Martha Fitzpatrick. Mrs.
Charles j. Bell, Mlss Josephine HoneF,
Mrs H II. Holc0mbe, MTh, Henry
P0lkiBh0Tn, MrE. Daniel O'IJ0nohust
MIS- william O. Huntington. MIS-. David
J Dunigan. MRS. Joseph y. CotteT and
MrE Tyukton Bshls.
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Eneagements TO Wed
OF Interest TO Societ,

The engagement of Miss Margaret
Bacon to Mir. John Floyd Brawner was
announced at a luncheon given yester~
day by the formers mother Mrs l.,
Seward Bacon, Miss Bacon was a deb
utante of the past season and MIR.
BraWner Is the SON OF Mr. and Mrs,
John w, BraWner
Mir and Mrs Nelson Woodruff Titus
Of Princeton, NJ j.. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Louise
Eleanor. To Mr.. Charles Frederick Sar-
gent nf Washington, son at Mir. Fred
eriek Grey Sargent and the late Mary
Elizabeth Sargent, formerly Of Beverly.
Mass, The wedding will take place at
the Church Of Notre Dame. In New
York, April 20
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Carnival Aids Free Wards
OF Providence Hospital

MTs Dwight Davis bsscs the list of
additional padonesses for the Spring
morning carnival 10 be held st Keiths
Tihsster Tuesday fot the benefit 0f the
ayss wards VI Providence Hospital An
AaoeIIent bill N all professional talent
q pt0In9sd, Othsfs on tbs additional
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OCIETY Is IN fine e for lively socially with widely
diversified @ entertainment ranging from grand opera, big
homes Of unusual interest The return of the Lady
pougn PACK tne 10y ne always nects INTO tne hIe OF
the Senate ladies' Tuesday
Mrs. Lawrence PhppS.
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Capital Society Foresees
Early Spring Festivities
Combining Rare Features
Lively Week Anticipated With Widely Diversified
Entertainment-Return of Mrs. Coolidge
Enlivens Official Circles
BY sALLIE v. H. PICKETT.

ocETY fine fete lively week socially widely
6enent ban and dinner luncheon parties,
the Land brought back the into the M
the ladies
THE diplomatic corps combining wahingons interesting
world can boast has shown decidedly restless the
Atlanta and oeg soathen points the
Britain Lady Isabella Howard now at
and the and Nine van Royen just back from
ccARCEY however
snd legations will be located on the North Shore The British
Beverly the Vicinity Letter
chon win occupy and two others
smptns aa FOR .h chsnes
st Pdss Crossing nave '''''' '"e faS eS'Ae
THE German embassy
Vicinity on the 5 North North 81 Shore ore and ~ Is altogether likely rely that the
= I m any G q @ Pa and 81 s 6a m are so country @ and bs
privately attractive feature
THE Vice President Mrs Dawes who were hosts in less con-
way during the the their
he hopay f M M has ssued Gaed
@sSa fsI ~ %ee'ssy g. this week and again
MRS COOLIDGE and Mrs. paonesses
night 0 & s so aTs 1 st Rs S Md a n a h
@ the an @ a1s ss ae rTfspg 3 % snf .aey free 9@ s
BAH committee ''N'''' ''''A . ''''' . ''A'
THE conventions meeting here just now with their
handsome delegates handsomely clothed TO remind
OF the briianey, which will
sse Of the great political conventions not far on Last week
aS
eets are ii ed @ CO to S
] but aG S eae w r s n.4 e @ Of @ re
for @ f from S e fssSss ] m sa GansnT s
larry official society and
political other
phase Of everyday life
SIDE from the reception which Stephen Ekns Mrs Guy
"A DespaTd Con and other West Virginia will give at the
CUB Tuesday afternoon for the delegates to the
r. Congress from that State The Congressional Club COOK BOOK
gn cone N Tor perfect avalanche Of fresh adyesing Mrs
N me Auditorium Tor the sale Of The cook book she WIZ have
distinguished Wallace Dempsey
Miss Margaret Davenport daughter Representative and Mrs
Eedk Davenport and others being with her tomorrow a.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

THE Vice President and Mrs Dawes who hosts
spicuous during the Mdwiner
dinner parties
Building for the exercise OF their hospitality
Wednesday afternoon, April Is.
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THE German embassy legation
vicinity the North Shore and Is altogether likely
Italian embassy viii to that Of the coast for the Summer
other OF
well combined for social and sporting life Some OF the best country
estates privately owned add an attractive feature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-07
new YORK RECTOR
|. BEGINS WORK HERE
Rev. Edward GabIer viii Of
ficiate at Services at Christ
Church Tomorrow.

Rev. Edward Gabler. recently assistant
to the dean at the Cathedral of the In
carnation. Garden City, N. Y. assumes
his duties as rector of Christ Church
washington Parish), $40 G street
southeast, tomorrow, officiating at the
1870 and IL q m. services.
Rev. Mr.. Gabler comes to this do
cese highly recommended. He has had
very extensive and successful minis
try. Entering Trinity College of Hart
ford. Conn. in 1906. he was graduated
from the General Theological Seminary
in 1912. He was in charge of All Saints
Church. Scotch Plains. N. Y, in 1913,
and from 1914 to 1918 he was vicar OF
St. Marks Chapel, New York City.
From 1918 to 1925 he served as as
sistant at ST Georges Church, New
York In 1923 he received the degree
of s. r. b.. General Theological Semi
nary. New York. From 1925 to 1928 he
has served as assistant to the dean at
the Cathedral of the Incarnation, Gar
den City, N. Y. This year he was elect
ed president of the Alumni and Former
Students Association of st. Stephens
College. j..
Rev. Mr.. Gabler has specialized in
Young peoples work and the Sunday
school for 10 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-07
MANY REGISTER
FOR CONFERENCE
Large Attendance Expected
at Episcopal Meeting at
Hood College.

Registrations of members Of the
Episcopal Church in the diocese OF
Washington for the Blue Mountain
Conference of Church Workers to be
held at Hood College, Frederick, Md,
beginning next Monday. have been
coming in in considerable number
through Rev A A. McCallum of st.
pauls Church, registrar for the do
cese. The conference will continue
until july 81. 1928
The conference. 1t is stated, offers
opportunity for church members who
are experienced in the various forms
of church work Dr. J. o. S. Hunting
ton. father superior of the Order of the
Holy Cross, Is chaplain of the confer
ence Fifteen courses of intensive
educational work are offered Atten-
ton is paid by the management of the
conference to the social life OF the
students and opportunity Is given for
making contact in a personal way be-
tween leaders and those interested in
the several branches of church work.
school of religious drama is con-
Quoted by Miss Joy Higgins and an
inSpirational pageant will be produced
July 10.
Many persons from Washington and
vicinity are expected TO motor to
Frederick for the evening lectures.
which begin at pm. and are open to
the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-07
CANADIAN SOLDIER
OF FORTUNE DIES
Jack Munroe, Who Fought
JeffrieS in Prime, Found in
Lonely Cabin.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MONTREAL, Quebec, July Jack
Munroe. prospector. miner and soldier,
but best known as the man who, I'M
known at that time, stood up to Jim
Jeffries for four rounds when the latter
was champion Of the world, Is dead.
His body was found in his isolated lit
tic cabin near Royon. Ontario. by two
men who we're attracted to the place
by the barking of his dog. He evidently
had been dead for several days.
Munroe, one Of the little band of sur
vivors of the original Princess Pat
regiment, had led a colorful life He
was native of Canada. He served in
the South African War, returned here
and when the great silver rush started
in 1906 ne was mayor of the City of
Cobalt.
In 1903 Jeffries was touring the coun-
try challenging any man TO stay in the
ring with him for four rounds. Munroe,
described in old press notices as a
natural fighter, accepted and stayed the
limit. He was credited with knock
down of the big Fellow" during the
course of the bout. Jeffries knocked
him out in two rounds In later en-
gagement.
Encouraged by his success VIII JET
fries, Munroe came TO the United States
and won a newspaper decision over Tom
Sharkey at Philadelphia in 1904
The dog whose bowling led to the
finding Of his body is believed to be the
same one which he smuggled into the
trenches in France, and which was
with him all during the war.
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four in Ireland and at least six in diff
ferent parts of England.
In ll48 Pope Eugenius. III induced
the Savignian fathers TO adopt the Cis-
tercian rule, but the monks Of Furness,
satisfied with the rule of Savigny. pro-
tested and were allowed to retain their
independence FurneSs did enter the
Cistercian allegiance some years later,
but had hardly done so when the ques-
ton of precedence arose between 1t and
the Abbey of Waverly, in Surrey the
latter the oldest Cistercian abbey in Eng
land. In 1884 the matter was decided
by giving the Abbey of Furness prece-
dence over all others on certain occa-
sions. but giving Waverly superiority
over the whole order In England and
first rank In the Chapter of Abbots.
In 1885 the smaller monastic houses
throughout England were suppressed by
Henry VIII. There was a revolt among
many Of the supporters OF the abbeys
Furness sympathized with this unsuc-
cessful fight against Henry and escaped
punishment only by surTendering the
abbey, with all It's property, TO the
crown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-07
SYMBOL WILL AD0RN
WORLD WAR TRIBUTE
indianapolis Memorial to Dead to
Bear Figure OF Boy Typifying
Patriots Achievements,

INDIANAPOLIS (F1.-The figure of
n youth IMPLYING courage. patriotism,
fidelity. honor. sacrifice and peace. and
bearing the inscription PRO Patria" viii
grace the stone stairway leading TO the
shrine of the Indiana World War
memorial. nearing completion here.
The monument will rank with the
cest pretentiouS in the country. I'm
like most military statues. the figure is
stripped of the accoutrements of war
The sculptor. Henry Herring of New
York. sought TO embody the spirit
rather than the material concept of the
soldier.
The statue stands - feet high and is
OF bronze. Walter Louis Warmers, New
York bank employee. was the model
often posing far into the night for Mr.
Herring
"A boy. slightly draped, in the height
of his physical development. suggested
itself as the most appropriate type of
figure with which TO invest my con-
ception of soldier memorial" the
sculptor said, THE figure should con-
vey that the boy is inspired with
conscious sense of his duty to his coun-
try; and this idea suggested the admir-
able title Pro patria F"