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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-17
Women of
Butler Will
Hold Bazaar

TINE Woman's League of Butler
Il university will hold its annual
Melting Pot Bazaar at the Sphinx
Arms hotel Saturday, Nov. "a. Ac-
cording to Miss Lucille Summers,
chairman of the building committee,
the bazaar is planned to represent a
model home, decorated in rainbow
shades.
Fifteen booths, each sponsored by
a Woman's organization on the
campus, will be decorated to repre-
sent room in the model home. One
of the rainbow shades will pre-
dominate in the color scheme.
The Woman's League will give a
prize for the most beautiful booth
and one to the booth making the
most money. Judge will be Mes
danes Myra Richards, Davidson
and Mr.. Wheeler, all of the John
Heron Art Institute.
Proceeds from the bazar will go
too the Womans Lelague building
fund. Booths will be conducted by
Living room. Helen Fisher. Pi Beta Phi:
den, Isabelle Layman. Kappa Alpha Theta;
playroom, Marabeth Thomas, Kappa
Kappa Gamma; kitchen, Martha Cahler,
Delta Gamma; pantry, Gladys Hawick-
horst. Alpha Omicron Pi; bGudoir Marian
Whetstine, Alpha Delta Pi; candy Kitchen
cite. Thelma Williams, zeta Tau Alpha;
dining room and linens, Womens Faculty
Club; bedroom, Beatrice Johnson. Alpha
Chi Omega sewing room, Hilda Miller,
Kappa Beta; bathroom, Dorothy Beigh-
toll, Delta Delta Delta; apron booth. Helen
Miller, Delta zeta; Christmas BOOTH Flor
ence Rathert, Chi Theta Chi; dressing
room, Clarice Ellingwood. Kappa Phi and
nursery. Erscil Aspren, Alpha Delta Theta.
Miss Summers is being assisted by
Miss Mary Katharine Falney, chair
man of booths; Miss Janice Barn
ard, chairman of finances and Miss
Mary Alice Epler, chairman of pub
licity. The babar will be open from
10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
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FMnd61~
Christmas
to Get Ala

ID RESERVATIONS are being made
IN for the annual benefit caro-
party of the CervuS club to be held
at Tuesday afternoon at the Elks
club. Proceeds will be added tC
the Elks Christmas fund.
Following is list of reservations
made so far:
Mesdames j. H. Forrest. D. B. Darnell
w. E. Bringhurst, r. G. Snoddy, E. l.
Laurence, Russell Duncan, Paul Taylor,
william Marsh. ]. j. Minta, George Nc
Keehan, Walter Queisser, John r. Morris
E. c. Koch, c. C. Cohee, George House
man, George Stiegle. William Etter, S. L.
Trotcky. w. e. Radcliffe, L. H. McAllister,
Guy D. Rock. C. F. Stenmelen, o. o.
Arnold, w. F. Fisher, Eugene Blackburn,
W. j. Duncan and o. 0. johnson.
Mesdamse G. P. Talmadge, Leo Cline,
j. p. johnson. Fred Wagner, John Com
mons, John Bender, Charles Commons. C.
E. Mccoy, Russell Mansfield, Francis
Kreig, Carl Bender, j. A. Mccoy, Otis Car
michael. A. L. Marshall, M. E. Click, v.
L. Wright. H. H. Albright. Roy Allen. C.
j. Austermiller, ]. w. Badef, William Bas-
sett, Walter Beauchamp, Carl Broich c.
]. E. Clemmens, L. r. Coleman, E. Collins,
Joseph Conley, Scott W. Cramer. E. D..
Crawley. John Cronin, D. j. De Lano,
William Elk, George Elkins, Bert Fowler
and c. w. Friedman.
Mesdames D. L. Fryer, ]. A. George,
Lewis Goldsmith, J. E. Hanft. S. c. Henry,
M. j. Hyland, E. Irish. w. H. Jackson, A.
C. johnson. Paul Juneman, George c.
Justine, Walter Kahn, H. E. Krause. G. H.
Lakey, S. r. Loyick, Walter Mueller, r. H.
Mettler, E. A. Meyer, J. E. Miller, J. W.
Myers, Otis McCracken. ]. A. McGinty,
Mort Nichols. C. Oberting. w. j. Oesemire,
A. H. M. Graves, Max Patton, William S.
Peele, E. Perkins. Fred Pixley, A. M. Pol
lard, Frank P. Randall, C. j. Richter, C.
Refs. c. F. Roesner, Harry Sargent and
E. o. Peck.
Mesdames j. Merl, J. A. saltzer. N. s.
Farthing, E. Weeks. E. Hill, A. L. Chill.
j. c. Grinstiner, o. c. Crooke. Emma
Miller, G. E. Robinson, G. G. Frye, Will
ford Schleaker, H. c. BOOTS. j. E. Schaefer,
William C. schaefer, Louis Schneider,
George Sell, G. C. Ship, August Soutter,.
j. E. Sproule. Carl Sputh, Albert Steele,
Esther Stein. Harry G. Thomas, J. A. Tuck,
L. E. Wiseman, J. A. Williams. A. E.
Wentworth. Arthur zeigler and Mary
farrell.
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ETINGS OF INDIANAPOLIS CLUBS TO BE HELD Next WEEK

Proctor Club members will meet
at the home of Mrs. r. r. Shiel,
152 East Fourteenth street. Mrs.
william F. Fox will lead discus
sion on 1.-THE Church in Mexico"
Mrs. Allen T. Fleming will be
hostess at her home, 3640 North
Meridian street, for the Independ-
ent Social Club.
Delta Tau Omega sorority will
meet with Miss Mary Harold, 1902
North Olney street. All members
are urged to attend.
The Heyl Study Club will meet
at the Y. M G. A. at 2 p. m. Mrs.
E. D. DonnelI will present "The Life
of John Quincy Adams" Mrs. Verne
B. Sharrits Westward Ho!" and
Mrs. H. E. Banker Irving, Cooper
and Bryant" A discussion of cur
rent events will close the program.
Wednesday
Chapter F, P. E. O., will entertain
with guest luncheon at 1 p. m. at
the home of the president, Mrs. j.
A. Stuart, 5000 North Delaware
street. Mesdames j. c. johnson and
j. L. Stuart will be assisting
hostesses. R. w. Grimes will give a
paper on 1.-THE Seven Joys of Read
ing"
Irvington auxiliary to the Public
Health Nursing Association will
hold its regular monthly meeting
at the home of Mrs. Beecher ]. Ter
rell, 500 North Ritter avenue, from
II to 4.
Members of the Minerva Club
will meet with Mrs. E. H. ziegner,
4180 Ruckle street. Mrs. G. H,
Becker will discuss THE Motion
Picture"
The fsd1i11ci1 of Tf-xfiraofoy, TTr,ior, IF
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Monday

The Review Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Boozer, 1880
Broadway. Mrs. L. w. Bugbee Jr.
will present Education of Henry
Adams" Adams; Mrs. Robert Elliott,
america Comes of Age" Siegfried,
and Mrs. George w. Klein, 1.-THE
Other Side," Burt. Supplementary
reading for the meeting was THE
Turn of the Century" Sullivan;
America Finding Rerself," Sulli-
van, and Great American Band
wagon" Merz.
The Woman's Research Club will
meet with Mrs. Mary Carver, 1927
North Meridian street. Miss May
Louise Shipp will be in charge of
current events. A luncheon COM
mittee is made up of MesdameS
Brandt G. DoNney, John w. Dun
can, LIN. Edwards, James D.
Ermston, Horace E. Hadley, James
M. DUNCAN, E. w. Elwood, Orien w.
Fifer, Frederick G. Heath and j.
H. Hellekson.
Alpha Chapter, Phi Theta Delta
sorority, will meet at 8:15 p. m. at
1874 State Life building. Miss Doro-
thy Gibson, president, will be in
charge.
Members of the Cervus Club will
meet at 2 p. m. for its semi-annual
business meeting at the Elks Club
home.
Members of the Monday After
noon Reading Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. G. A. Everett, 2202
COyner avenue. Mrs. William F,
Espey will present Form of Gov
eminent and Mrs. Charles Muir
1.-THE Court Life" General discus
cinf1 will f0lInW
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MRS. NESSLER WILL
ASSIST MAROTT TRIO

Mrs. Ruth Rainier Nessler, harp
list, will be the assisting artist at
the concert to be given from $3.50
to $3.50 Sunday afternoon by the
Marott trio at the Marott hotel.
Following is the program:
savanna, sss......s............ Ran
AHe MIL sssssss s.sssssssssssssssst SaI
Trio
Ruth Rainier Nessler
Allegro Appassionato $500. Saint Saena
Consuelo Couchman Rettig
'Spanischer TAM" ..........Alfred Holv
Song of the Volga Boatsman" .Hass
Ruth Rainier Nessler
The Last Rose of Summer" Irish Air
The Soldiers March" .......... Kreisler
PLAYED for Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Wheelock)
Maud Custer
"Traumerei' .Schunan
Familiar Favorites ........Arr, r, r. N,
Ruth Rainier Nessler
Dance of the Hours" ....,. Ponchielli
from La Gioconda"
Trio
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Professional List
ofLeagMe:S Ne7e'
Members Ready

Mrs. Sylvester Johnson Jr., presi-
dent of the Junior League of In
dianapolis. announces election Of
the following new provisional men,
bers to the league:
Mesdames Herman C. Wolff, Clifford Ar
rick, Robert B. Rhoads, Julian M. Fauvre
Shirley D. Murphy, Walter M. Bieling
David W. Allerdice, George A. Lemcke
James F. Frenzel. Elijah Martindale. Har-
old Taylor, Henry D. Ridgely, oscar F
Frenzel Jr. and Henry j. Frenzel.
Misses Edith Anne Stafford, Martha
Taylor, Frances Hamilton. Mary Ellen Nc.
Nance, Llewelly Hereth, Martha Fitton
Elizabeth Watson, Edith Watson, Mary
Lois Ketchum, Eunice DuPuy. Mary Flor.
ence Malott, Katherine Brown. Rosamonc
Van Camp. Eleanor Blain, Edna Levey anc
Anne Timberlake
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Franz Schubert
Memorial to Be
Presented Friday

A program in keeping with the
memorial of Franz Schubert will be
given by the active section of the
Matinee Musicale at Friday after
noon at the Little Theatre, 1847
North Alabama street. The pro-
gram follows:
Schubert Memorials. .. Mrs. Frank Cregor
Trio
r Flat Major, Op. lOc"
Allegro.
Andante.
Scherzo
Violin, Alma Miller Lentz: cello. Consuelo
Couchman Rettig and piano, Carolyn
Ayres Turner.
who Is sylvan"
"Hark. Hark, The Lark"
die Bist Die Rub"
Gretchen am Spinnarde."
"HerdenroSlem
Der Luermann."
Ruth Sterling Devin, accompanied by Mrs.
Frank Edenharter.
sImpTomptu." op. 90, No. 4.
INC. Moment, Musicale" op. 81 No; g.
ne S MRS. Arthur G. Monn i1Ege1ei-'-iSA
Boys "Omnipotence." Arsenal
Technical High School.
Directed by Russell Paxton, Mrs. Russell
Paxton. Soprano obligato, Wilma
Leonard.
The progra mis- open to the public.
The annual Thanksgiving silver
offering will be taken to be con-
tribuuted to the charity work of the
musicale. Mesdames James Lowry
and Ross Caldwell will be hostesses
for the afternoon.
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Clubs will meet at 2 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. S. j. Carr, $40 North
Audubon road for the regular
monthly meeting, instead of the
fourth Wednesday in the month
because of the Thanksgiving holi-
days.
The regular meeting of the Alpha
Tau Zeta sorority will be held at the
home of Miss Eleanor Roembke, 216S
Garfield avenue, at p. m.
Thursday
Members of the Ladies Federal
Club will meet at the home of Mrs.
j. F. Bates, 127 South Bancroft ave-
nue..
Thursday Afternoon Club men,
bers will be entertained at the home
of Mrs. L. A. De Milt, 5210 Pleasant
Run boulevard. Mrs. Howard Spur
geon will be assisting hostess. Re-
Spouse to roll call will be can Ex-
preston of Thankfulness. A report
will be given Of the Secenth district
meeting.
Biography of Rupert Brooke
Halliburton, will be the topic of the
review to be given before members
of the Thursday Lyceum Club by
Mrs. M. A. Baltozer. The meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs
M. E. Woolf, 1880 Guilford avenue
Friday
Mrs. Walter G.. Gingery will be
hostess for a meeting of members
of the Irvington Quest Club at her
home, 210 South Ritter avenue. Re
view items will be given in response
to roll call. History from Migra-
tons to the Persian Wars, 1000 B. G
to 500 B. c." will be given by Mrs
Sylvester Moore and Mrs Pred
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MAYFLOWER SOCIETY
TO HAVE BANQUET

The annual banquet of the Soci-
ETY. of Mayfower Descendants in
Indiana will be held at $50
Wednesday evening at the Marott
hotel with officers of the society
acting as hosts and hostesses. An
nual reports will be. given and cleo
ton of officers held.
Prof. John S. Harrison, head of
the English department, Butler uni
versity, will speak on pilgrim and
Puritan Literature, English and
American" In observance of the
three hundred eighth anniversary
of the compact, the society will
follow the annual custom of at
tending Sunday morning church
services in a body. This year the
organization will attend the Con-
gregational church, where the Rev.
William I. Caughran will speak on
1.-THE Contribution of Pilgrims to
Modern Life"
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Haynes will present Venus, Mer-
curry and Mars" in connection with
the study Of mythology.
The Friday Afternoon Club will
observe guest day.
Irvington Catholic Women's Club
will meet at the home of Mrs. Don
Sutherland, New Palestine. Mrs.
j. Linegar will talk on THE Tenn
poral Power"
Members Of Kappa Chi Theta
sorority will be entertained by Mrs
ZELDA Fegan, 421 North Delaware
street.
Saturday
Miss Pearl Forsythe, 231 South
Ritter avenue, will entertain men,
bers of the Butler Alumnae Liter
airy Club. Mrs. Florence Walker
will review John T. Faris' "Old
Trails and Roads in PENIS Land;
Miss Dorothy Perkins, Roads to the
Revolution" by Sarah Comstock,
and Miss May Cunningham, early
American Inns and Taverns," by
Elsie Lathrop. The meeting will all
center around the idea of "In tha
Days of Our ForefatherS."
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DEPARTMENT CLUB TO
MARK MEMBERS DAY

The monthly members day meet
ing of the Woman's Department
club will be held Monday at the
club house. Luncheon will be served
at noon. Members are requested
to bring sandwiches. Reports Of
the state federation meeting will
be given.
Mrs. c. Warner Williams is
chairman in charge with Mrs. M. I.
Miller as vice chairman assisted by
Mesdames Robert G. Elliott, Arthur
G. Wills, Floyd White and John
Curry. Mrs. G. B. Breeze, music
chairman, will have charge of the
musical program.
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MFRS. H. WEIR COOK is the
new president of the auxili-
airy of John H. Holiday Jr., Post,
American Legion.
Mrs. Charles E. Mccoy is chair
man of fayors for the benefit card
party to be given by the Cervus
Club at the Elks Club house Tues
day. Proceeds will be given the
ElkS Christmas fund.
The Matinee Musicale will give
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Luncheon Bridqe

Members of the Children's Sun
shine Club of Sunnyside will be
entertained with a luncheon bridge
Wednesday at the home of Mrs
James Campbell. 131 North Capitol
avenue. The hostess will be as
sisted by Mesdames r. L. Byrket,
Harry Kennett. Harry B. Mahan,
James Holcraft, Robert Shingler,
Alba Chardic and Tom Conner
Members and guests are invited.
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Sponsor Showing of Pictures

Mrs. Carl Day, philanthropic
chairman of the Indiana Indorsers
of Photoplays, has announced pic
lures will be shown at School 40
Monday and Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Alex Goodwin as hostess Mon
day afternoon and Mrs. Day hostess
Tuesday. On Wednesday afternoon
a picture will be shown at the Flow
er Mission with Mrs. Fred Knodel
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SOrOritu AMniVers0rN

Kappa Chi Theta sorority will
hold its annual dinner bridge Mon
day evening at the Marott hotel in
celebration of the seventh an
niversary Of its founding.
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a card party Tuesday at the homes
of ten members. Mrs otto Keller
is chairman in charge of publicity.
Mrs. James H. Ryan was before
her marriage last Saturday Mrs.
Florence LAWN Hassler, daughter
of Mrs. Herbert Mcdowell, 1886
BeechWood avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryan will be at home at 1434
North Delaware street after
Dec. /.
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Card Pnrtn MoMdan

A card party at Holy Rosary hall,
$40 Stevens street, will be given
Monday afternoon and evening.
Games will begin promptly at 2:15
and BIS. Euchre and lotto will be
played.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Mrs. Hoover Named Among
Society's Honor Guests

Mrs. Herbert Hoover, DR.. George Otis
Smith. director of the United States
Geological Survey, and Mrs. Smith
we're the guests Of honor at brilliant
reception and dance last Saturday night
sponsored by the local chapter Of the
Woman's Auxiliary Of the American In
stitute OF Mining and Metallurgical
Engineers. Mrs. Hoover is the national
president Of the auxiliary, and Dr. Otis
Smith Is national president Of the in
stltute. In the receiving line also were
Mrs W. II. Craigue, chairman of the
local chapter Of the auxiliary; Mr.. Will
liam CorSe, chairman of the local chap
ter Of the institute, and Mrs. Corse:
Senator Tasker l.. Oddie, former chair
man, and Mrs Oddie Mr.. Scott Turner.
director of the Bureau of Mines. and
Mrs. Turner; Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Arentz
of Nevada, Representative and Mrs.
L. W. Douglas Of Arizona, Representa-
tive II. F. Englebright of California.
Representative John Robsion Of Ken
lucky, chairman Of the committee on
mines and mining, and Mrs. Robson !:
Representative and Mrs. j. J. Manlove,
Mr.. George w. Campbell. assistant chief
Of the engineering section Of the In
ternal Revenue Bureau; Mr.. w. n.
Craigue, DR.. Royd r. Sayers of the Pub
lie Health Service, attached to the Bu-
reau of Mines. and Mrs. Sayers; Mrs.
Samuel P. Hatchett and Mrs. Daniel
Harrington. A very large company OF
institute and auxiliary members and
many friends in oflcial and social cir
cles made the occasion a distinguished
success,
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Charming Shower Given
For Prospective Bride

Mrs Joseph Lewis and Miss Eliza
beth Mehrling entertained at a charm
ingly arranged shower Monday in honor
of Miss Grace Mildred Mehrling, whose
marriage to Mr.. Walter Ragen Frizzell
will take place April 16 in the H Street
Christian Church. The party was
given at the home Of the bride-elect's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mehrlin9
827 Crittenden street. The home and
an effective decoration of Spring flow
ers and from the ceiling In the dining
room hung large wedding bell from
which were strung white ribbons with
the name Of each guest attached. The
list OF guests included Mrs. Ruane, Mrs.
Mccarthy, Mrs. r. A. Cave, Mrs. r..
Nails, Mrs. Suther Mrs E. Davis, jr.:
Mrs. T.. Davis. sr.; Mrs w. Haynie,
Mrs. G. w. NOVEL;, Miss NJ Tolson.
Miss Pearl Mothershead, Miss Eliza
beth Williams, Miss Lee Biggs, Miss
Louise Davis, Mrs Frizzell, Mrs Baker.
Mrs. Callan, Mrs. e. Welsh, Mrs. j.
Holson. Mrs. 8. Bowie, Mrs B. Ru-
pertus, Mrs. E. McCaffrey. Miss Lillian
Frizzell Miss Edna Frizzell, Miss Avis
Holson, Mrs Flora Sylvia. Mrs.
Charles Long, Mrs. Harvey Henderson.
Mrs. Alice DeAtley, Mrs. Edna Swift.
Mrs. George Mehrling, Miss Msrthena
Mehrling and Miss Evelyn Henderson.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Party for Miss Cross,
Bride of Tomorrow

Mrs Yuba ". Allnutt entertained last
evening in her home. 207 Ascot place
northeast. in honor of Miss Blanche z
Cross whose marriage TO Mr.. Robert
Bruce Stewart of Norfolk. Va. viii take
place tomorrow at $50 o'clock in CAL
vary Baptist Church
The house was decorated In pink and
white and the gifts were arranged in
huge white heart trimmed with pink
rosebuds in which were hidden tiny
electric lights. Several musical selec-
tions were played by Mrs. z. Gross.
mother Of the bride -elect. and Miss
Viola K Harper sang Mother Ma
chree" and The Palms"
Among the guests were Mrs. Z. Cross,
Mrs L. Copeland and daughter, Mrs
r. Bergman, Mrs. Josie Buechler. Mrs.
r. Chase and daughter. Miss Kathryn
Chase, Miss Anne Cooper, Miss Virginia
Cooper, Miss Ida Guthrie, Miss Viola <.
Harper, Mrs. Eleanor Hyatt. Mrs. Rose
mary Johnson and daughter. Miss
Rosemary Johnson: Mrs. 1sadora Muel-
ler Miss Emma Plyer, Miss Tracie Rob-
inson. Miss Thomas. Miss Alice TroxeIl
and Miss Cora Troxell.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Continued from First Pagel
the engagement was known only to the
members Of the two families.
Sonora Oreamuno viii make charm
ing addition 10 diplomatic society, as
she has been most carefully educated
and speaks Spanish and English as ni-
lingual tongues. During her fathers
residence In London she attended the
well known Convent of the Sacred
Heart at Roehampton. suburb Of the
British capital. Desiring TO perfect her
self In French and German. she en-
tered the Convent of Zion In Brussels
and. not content with this, she later
took up the study Of German language
and literature In Aix-ia -Chapelle. IN
an establishment conducted by nuns OF
the Sacred Heart Sonora Oreamuno
has lived abroad for so long that she
will ut gracefully into the cosmopolitan
society Of Washington. Already she
has begun TO discharge her social opli-
cations toward the Latin wing and In
Official circles In general. She VIII pre-
side over one OF the most ornate homes
controlled by a foreign power In this
city. Five years ago the Minister leased
that Spanish house on Nineteenth street
near T street The type Of architecture
attracted him. for this dwelling Is q
closer replica Of the building types OF
Spain than many erected later The
yaTi-colored lustrous brick In the veS~
tihule and hall are unique and the cor
Fidor is laid out TO resemble the paEo
OF Spain and Latin America, except
that IL rs rooted over In way 20 meet
the seyerer climate of Washington, but
one wide glass door leads into real
patio open 10 the sky and which Is now
abloom with early Spring flowers. Ine
large dining room. salons and the MIN"
ister'g den are part of the first floor
scheme ard the furnishings are more
| typieaily Spanish than are usually To
be seen In Washington legations or
embassies,
i. Eenor Oreamuno, who Is the dean OF
! the Central American ENJOYS and VINO
| has had longer residence In Wash
| ington than any Latin diplomat, came
| IN 1911 ~ second secretary OF the Costa
| Hican legation He held this post until
| 1914, when he wag appointed member
~ the Costa Rlcan~ Panama boundary
| Arbitration Commission, over which the
late Chief Justice White presided and
which rendered a verdict IN favor of
Costa Rica, He was delegate 10 the
second Pan~Ameriean Scientific Con-
grese, which convened In Washington
In 1915, and during the same year he
wae appointed consul general IN New
York city and acted ~ charge d'affaiTeE
ad interim In Washington. As Minis
ter BenOr Oreamuno has represented
the San Jose government since 1872.
| He is q native of the Costa Riean capiv
tai and was born In 1891. the son 0f
| Sengr Nicolas Ofeamuno and his vile,
| who was Sen0fta Adelia Flores. Having
| taken Il prolonged college course at the
| University of San jose and selected the
foreign service as career he spent the
usual period al The ministry OF state
and his first assignment was 10 Wash.
! iBgtoH IN 1911. sen0f and Sonora
0reamua0 have no plans tof The ptes-
Evening star., 1928-04-08
NJ. Frederic Knobel, French
Attache, to Lecture

The second secretary OF the French
embassy, M. Frederic Knobel, will give
talk on Morocco of Colonial France"
for L'Echo de France in the Playhouse.
at 1914 NJ street, Tuesday evening at
o'clock The talk will be- followed by
a nonologue and IA French comedy.
LA Cigale chez les Fourmia."
The Ambassador OF Belgium. Prince
dc LiQne, gave a talk on his own coun~
try at the last meeting. Among the
patronesses Of L'Echo de France are
Lady Isabella Howard Mime. Claudel.
the Miles Claudei, Princess de Ligne,
Princess Elizabeth de Iigne, Nine.
Chaffey, Mrs o. II, Perry Johnson.
Mrs de Ia darde Hoal, Mrs. w, q.
Sands, Mrs. George " Warrington,
Miss. Aida Henriqnes, Nine. Binsse de
st Victor. the Misses Cullen and Miss
Anne Sauier,
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Notre Dame Alumnae
Sponsor Card Party

Notre Dame Of Maryland alumnae In
Washington are arranging a card party
for the benefit of the new gymnasium
completed last year at the school in
Baltimore April IA has been set as the
date for the card party to be held at the
Thomas Circle Club. 1926 Massachusetts,
avenue. Among the patronesses are Mrs.
Raymond A. Heiskell, regent of the
Washington Chapter: Miss Margaret
Walker, vice regent: Mrs. John w.
0uider. Mrs. W. @. Ferguson. Miss Eu-
nice K. Warner, Miss Adele " Smith.
Mrs. May Brooks Ramsdell. Miss Irene
Rocca, Mrs. D. J. Donovan, Mrs. r. c.
Dyer, Mrs. D. K. Butler.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Honor Reception Planned for
Mrs. Chubbuck by D. A. R.

Mrs. H. Eugene Chubbuck of Peoria,
H., who is the Illinois candidate for
vice president general Of the National
Society Of Daughters Of the American
Revolution, will be the guest in whose
honor the Illinois delegation to the con-
gress of the Daughters OF the American
afternoon, April 16, from to 6 o'clock
In the Chinese room of the Mayof1wer
Mrs william Jackson Sweeney OF
Rock Island, Ill, the State regent of
Illinois, will preside at the dinner to be
given by her State Tuesday, April II,
in the garden of the Mayfiower