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shc carried bride roses with a shower
Of lilies OF the valley.
MlHs Kathleen Price ~ Columbus,
Ohle, wac maid III iiBiiut and wore n
costume al pink punt d'psptlb over
taHeta, fashioned like that Df The bride,
WIN large pink tafreta bow Ht ufr
side II thn haek tn mark the walstiinst
Hef large picture hat was uf hair braid
aiid tflhmed With pink velvet and she
carried ai ar,n bouquet NJ nphelia roses,
bridesmaids were Mlss tillda Wine.
Mlss Marjorie Provost, Miss Jaiile
Trnsnl and Miss Dorothy 1shn. 'fhey
were dressed alike IN green organdy and
the neck lines finished with a full
bertha collar and they wore leRhorn
hstE trimmed with green velvet and
carried arm bouquets nf early Summer
flowers Little Miss Helen Mathsson
was flower girl IN dainty froek OF yell
low nsnfaette crepe over taffeta. and
voting Ditklr price WAS the ring bearer.
wearing satin suit.
Mf. Harry Devure nf Columbus was
best man and the tishers we're Mr..
Henry Rrlnhard and Mr.. Wynne Silber-
nagel uf Columbus and Mr. Frank Tecl-
Ing aud Mr.. Allan Redrow OF this city.
A reception followed In tho home OF
the BRIDES parents. Mrs. RedroW,
mother of the bride. wore tan color lace
and large hat tn match. and Mrs.
price. mother Of The bridegroom, had
n gown of beige lace with large hat
of green hair braid trimmed with green
tatfeta ribbons.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Price left for a
wedding trip. the bride wearing gown
Of gray crepe roma with q gray flannel
coat and n gray vagabond hat. They
win make their home at Lakewood, a
suburb Of Cleveland. Ohio.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Price are former
students at Ohio State University, and
Mrs. Price also studied at George
Washington University. Mr.. Price IS a
member of Phi Kappa, Sigma Delta
Chi and Sphinx and was very promi-
ncnt In campus activities, and his
bride Ia a member OF Theata Phi Alpha.
Among the guests from other cities
were Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Price,
parents of the bridegroom, and his aunt,
Miss Louise Roger; Mrs. E. II. McGrath,
Mrs. William J. Dolan, Mrs. Nathan
Dawson and Mrs o. w. Crepeau OF CO.
lumhus,
The wedding of Miss Virginia Belle
Matheny, daughter of Mrs. Belle Lig-
gett Matheny of Hermitage road, Rich
mond. and Mr.. Walter Gordon Binns,
son of Mrs. Henry Binns Of Binns Hall,
Staunton. Va, took place Monday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock, at the home OF the
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brides mother, with the Rev. e. L.
Balm officiating
Mrs. Binns Is a niece OF Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Barkman of Staunton, who,
with their daughter. Miss Josephine
Barkman, attended the wedding, and
she Ia also cousin of Mrs. James del.
Carpenter Of Kilbourne place, WASH
lngton. Mrs. Binns' father was the
late w. II. Matheny. who for 20 years
was clerk OF the court at Monterey,
succeeding his father. who had held
the position for many years. After
HIS death the family moved to Rich
mond,
The marriage Of Miss Margaret Lii
dell Williams TO Mr.. David F. Bauer.
son of MIR. and Mrs. Ferdinand Bauer
of Washington, will take place this
evening Mt 3 o'clock In the home, of the
brides mother, Mrs. Williams, widow
Of Mr.. A. Roy Williams, at 2906 Thir-
tccnth street. A reception will follow
at o'clock
The Misses Ormond Wilson have
closed their home, 3336 o street north
west, and are at their cottage. The
Mayhower. Siasconset, Nantucket Is
land, for the season.
Mrs. Janvier Howard Forsyth has
Joined her sister, Mrs. James e. Norris,
at the Commodore in New York and
will later visit her niece, Mrs. John
Douglas Gordon, SIS East Ninety-third
street
Prof. and Mrs. Norris will sail June
% for Russia, where they will visit
Lcningrad. Moscow and Odessa. return
ing to Boston in September, after travel
Ing through Greece and the Dolonites
At Sunset Hills. Va, at the home of
the brides uncle and aunt, MIR. and
Mrs. Smith Bowman. very beautiful
but quiet wedding was solemnized sat
urday evening when Miss Frances De
Long Corbusier of Lexington. KY, be-
came the wife of Lieut.. Joseph Pickett
Wright, u. S. NJ, Rev. q. Wilbur Ship
ley, D. D., pastor of the First Presby-
terian Church. Herndon. officiating.
The bride wore a going-away frock
OF beige georgette and carried an arm
Evening star., 1928-06-21

plexion-rhe modern smart wom-
an goes to Elizabeth Arden Salon
for Elizabeth Arden treatments
and preparations.
You would be amazed at the re-
suits of single treatmentl
Each skin is treated according
to its individual needS--it is made
clean, fine and smooth.
The treatments themselves are
cool. soothing and reStiul.
No longer need you envy beauty
OF others-they so to Elizabeth
Arden, where beauty awaits YOU.
too.
Telephone Franklin 4S5+ for ap-
pointment.
ll47 Connecticut Avenue.
Mote
Elizabeth Arden carries a lovely
showing of imported lingerie and
negligeeS. See the fitted makeup
boxes for traveling--hy Elizabeth
Arden!
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music and accompanied Mr.. Robert
OLone, who sang several solos before
the ceremony. Clusters Of daisies with
palms and ferns were on the altar.
The bride was escorted by her father
and wore a gown of white point desprit
made over taffeta. The bodice was
tight-fitting and had long close-fitting
sleeves, and the full skirt, which had
founces Of the point d'esprit, was
finished In an uneven henline Her
tulle veil was becomingly arranged and
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Marp elisabetb
5anbmifb 5boppe

is now located in its new quar-
ters in the Barr Building
o12 18th Street NV.
just off Connecticut Avenue.
The name has become famous
in Washington. d. C.--for delicious
sandwiches. This sandwich shop
has been for many years on Co.
lumbia Road-its established Glen
tele has followed it 10 its new To-
cation.
Sandwich orders in large as
sortments in any quantity for
parties are a speciality OF Mary
Elisabeth.
Drop in this delightful sandwich
shop--it is attractive in orange.
ivory and black and is shining
spic and span clean.
Observation-Disclosures
tinuous soda fountain service.
Franklin 774S
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wilma

lis leaving very soon for Paris,
Since she established her shop
SO recently and since the season
has been DELAYED she is clearing
her complete stock at
Drastic Reductions
regardless OF cost.
Special attention is called 10 !
lsw OF the much demanded apiece
dark hsss georgette crepes IN
size 20.
Then--in sizes IL 10 - you viii
find exceptional values in sports
togs and afternoon and early eve
ning dress.
$500 and $lAO0
lin all the lovely pastel shades
OF summertime.
Such bargains viii not last long,
Summer closing, July ist,
l02t Connecticut Avenue.
Just across from the Maytowcr.
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bouquet of Sweetheart roses and lilies
Of the valley.
Owing to mourning in the brides
family, only close relatives we're present,
these being Capt. and Mrs. Henry
Wright Of Washington, father and
mother of the bridegroom; Mrs. Claude
Romeyn Corbusier of Lexington, KY,
mother Of the bride; DR.. Harold Cor
buster and Mrs Corbusier of Plainfield,
N. j., uncle and aunt of the bride, and
Mr.. Fuller of New York and Lieut..
Winston Fulk of Annapolis, classmates
of the bridegroom.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Wright left at once
for a wedding trip, after which they
will 60 to the naval station to which
Lieut.. Wright has been assigned.
Mrs. Arthur Middleton Parker and
Continued on Nineteenth Page.)
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the Summer at their former home in
Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Busch. national
president of the National League of
American Pen Women, will 60 to Green
wich, Conn, tomorrow, where she will
be the guest Of honor at several enter
tainments by the Connecticut branch Of
the league. She will return to her
apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel
next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1928-06-21

The rays
of Summer
sun put your
co omp lexion
i II I h c
stron g st
lin1elight.
To main
tain chic and
poise which
come with
self conf
dence of a
good COM
Evening star., 1928-06-21

Mrs. L. c. Hamillol viii entertain at
a dinner Saturday at the Wardman
Park Hotel in honor of Col and Mrs
Douglas McCaskey. Col McCaskey, who
has been at the War College for four
years, win shortly depart for his new
post at Fort Huachuca, In Arizona,
where he win be in command Of the
10th Cavalry
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Swimming Pool
Wardnan Park
Hotel

Swim out of doors in Ward
man Park Hotels swimming pool
its perfectly delightful.
You need not go lar from home
to enjoy refreshing dip in the
water these hot Summer days
when you have this glorious pool
right here at hand.
This pool is probably the pret-
tiest in the city--in town and yet
in resort surroundings of large
trees and soft breezes.
AS soon as June nights warrant
1.-THE pool will be open nights.
The appetite which you always
create with a swim-may be sat-
ished-to the nth degree by the
service on the terrace of the
Coffee Shop
Tennis and horseback riding
are favorite sports, too. at Ward
man Park Hotel.
For further information tele-
phone Columbia 1000.
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Price-Redrow Ceremony
Followed by Reception.

Miss Margaret Eileen Redrow, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leffingwell
Redrow. and Mr.. John George Price, ir.,
OF Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Price of
Columbus, were married last evening.
The ceremony was performed at the
Shrine OF the Sacred Heart, Mgr. Gavan
officiating, at $50 o'clock, assisted by
the Rev. Father Brookes. Miss Mary
Louise Sullivan played the wedding
Evening star., 1928-06-21

Capt. and Mrs j. T. Schneider, ac-
companied by Mrs. Rachel Carpenter,
are at the Wardman Park Hotel for q
short visit. Capt. Schneider Is on leave
Of absence from West Point, where he Is
an instructor. They win spend most of
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Vanity ShoPpe

VANITY Sh0Ppe
You can smile at the weather,
travel in comfort. enjoy Summer
sports and ocean waves if you
have a permanent here.
The wave given by Joe Paiano
and his skilled assistants is so
natural that new friends whom
you meet on your vacation will
think it is-and your old friends
cannot detect the difference.
Besides beauty-there is unlim-
tied pleasure and satisfaction in
knowing that your hair really is
your crowning glory.
The wave of admiration which
this permanent given at the
Vanity Shoppe has called forth
is booking appointments for days
ahead--so make yours nowl
A large number of beauty opera
tors of this shop do all kinds of
beauty work.
Premier Service.
Franklin 4l6S and 1881.
l54S Connecticut Avenue.
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does MS popular personality hair
cutting here,
All kinds of beauty work.
Mabel Harrell Beauty Salon
Decatur $50
zoos Connecticut Avenue
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Miss Frances Foster. daughter of for
xaer Representative and Mrs. I. NJ.
Foster Of Ohio, and Mr.. Bruce Buck
master. whose wedding viii take place
Saturday afternoon. are the guests in
whose honor Mr. John Littlepage en-
tertains at dinner this evening at the
Congressional Country Club.
Evening star., 1928-06-21

Make your
a p p OF mt
naent here
today for
your per-
IN a n c n I
wave - sat
is action
guaranteed,
Note:
Paul (ior.
m erly OF
+ m iiesl
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The marriage Of Miss Kathleen
Pauline Barry. daughter of Mrs. Eliza
beth II Barry. 10 Mr. Charles 3. ScuIIy
Evening star., 1928-06-21

Mr.. Patrick Sullivan Of Casper, Wyo.,
member of the Republican national
committee from that State, is at the
willard Hotel. where he arrived today to
attend the luncheon given by that COM
nittee In honor of Secretary Hoover and
Senator Curtis, which was held at the
Willard Hotel today. MIR. Sullivan is
accompanied by his daughter. Miss Mar
garet Sullivan.
Evening star., 1928-06-21

The attache OF the Netherland lega-
ton and Mime. Van Schuyienburch
have closed the legation on Fifteenth
street and have taken apartments ar
the Mayaower until they 60 TO New
York June 81. They win sail from
that city June 80 for their own coun-
~.
Evening star., 1928-06-21

The Minister of Denmark. Mr. Brun
will leave tomorrow for Bar Harbor to
spend the Summer and will be accom-
panied by the secretary, Mr.. de Tres
chow.
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Continued on Nineteenth Page)
Evening star., 1928-06-21
Prior TO Summer closing.

Here's news !
On Saturday and
Monday Under
wood and Under
wood will have
their annual sale
OF frames.
The discounts
a r c extremely
generous a n Il
Evening star., 1928-06-21

Mrs. Edward E. Gam. sister Of Sena-
tor Charles Curtis. Republican nominee
for Vice President, was the guest of
honor Of the Republican women's Club
at q tea, which they gave yesterday
Afternoon at the Washington Club.
Evening star., 1928-06-21

Z. Senator and Mrs. Frederic NJ Sackett
Of Kentucky arrived in Washington yes
terday and were at the Mayflower until
last evening, when they went to New
York. They were in Kansas City for
the convention and will sail Saturday
ON the Roma for Genoa, italy. They
viii take motor trip in France. They
viii return to this country August !.
Evening star., 1928-06-21

The minister Of commerce of Canada.
the Hon. James Malcolm, Of Ottawa, ac-
c0anranied by Or. Tory, director of the
Institute Of Research, and Mrs. Tory,
and Mr.. J. W. Pugsley, a prominent Ca
madam railroad oficiai. arrived in
Washington yesterday and will be at
the Alay6cwer for few days.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
SCH00LB0Y ATHLETIC
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
TODAY.

TODAY.
Tech VS.. Eastern, at Eastern (base
ball. practice gameI.
FRIDAY. sFf
Public high school championship track
meet Central Stadium, 3 o'clock.
Staunton Military Academy VS.. Emer-
son, here tbase ball.
Dewitt VS.. Georgetown Freshmen. at
g. u. tbase baiI.
Western at Central rifle. public high
title match.
SATURDAY.
Junior high school championship track
meet Central Stadium. . o'clock.
Elementary school playground cham
pionship meet PLAZA Field, 10 O'Clock.
Eastern VS.. Central, Central Stadium
fbase ball. public high title gamel. 1890
o'clock
Western VS.. Navy PIebes, at Annap-
oils ttcnnisl.
Western vs.. Staunton Military Acad-
emy. Grifiith Stadium base BALI. 9:30
o'clock.
Gonzaga, at Mount st. Mary's Prep,
Emmitsburg tbase BALL.
Western Va. Tech. Central W.. Busi-
ness igolf, public high title matchesl.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
90 RUNNERS ARE LISTED
FOR 15-MILE RACE HERE

mo2s. Ss. Ma. : Kolarik' Emorywood A. c. Ba'i'
70; Arthur Higgins, Emorywood A. G.,
30. John Davidson, Emorywood A. C., Bal
81. Charles H. Carter, Emorywood A. C..
81. r.. Brockmyer Emorywood A. C., Bal
30. Vernon GIendening Emorywood A. C..
p,;, a. NV wilI,a% MG Flanagan. Emorywood A. c.
35. William Asee. Emorywood A. c.. Bal
cap * nsIiimors Raymo%d NJ Watson Cross Country
c,, 3. RGssr s,r.. Kirkpatrick. Cross Country
3s Wilbur Looms. Cross Country Club
:, 80. Frank s. BonEiorno, 34th Infantry
40, Russell Miller. IT,. 0. Z. A. NJ. Saw
Al, Lawrence f. Miller. unattached. Saw.
~: George v. Parsio sylvania A. C.. Mays
al. Leonard Fehlauer. the Tank School
A. n Russell JsIcl. New York A G.. Bell
c,,6 A. pl,,'S,d Howard Lepderking. Cross Country
= ~. Al t1.whitey) Nicholson, unattached,
= As, Frederick Ward ir,. Milrose A. c..
CITY
so. Max Lamp. Millrose A. C.. New York
CITY
81. James Henigan. Dorchester Club, Dor.
chpste" Mass
81. leo Gisrd. Dorchester Club. Dorches-
ter Mass
53. Charles CahiIl, Dorchester Club Dor
.,s.,sr 81 Lson Ss.. Ycucll. Dorchester Club Dor.
55. pennie Bern, Dorchester Club. Dor
chester. Mass
=. so. Ben zirin. CyRnet A. C.. Stamford.
Conn,
=, ~ Bill Kennedy. Cygnet A. C.. Port
81 Mark g. Miller. unattached wash.
inRton " aS"
so. Frank E. Vending unattached. Buf.
Evening star., 1928-05-24

had three on and only one out, but il
best was one run.
Devitt's track team bowed TO the
Navy Plebes. 80 TO 70, in their annual
track meet yesterday at Annapolis.
IGO.yard dash--Won by Mackenzie. Navy:
Riohardeon. Navy; second; Bigelow. EE'T,
I:O-yard hurdles (higbl Won by Harris.
Dewitt; Fraser; Navy. second; stauo. navy
iO.,ard dash3Won by Kelly. DEWITT;
Fiala. Navy, second: Knott. Dewitt. third
Mile run-Rou-e. Lynch. Peters and Gard
nor. all Navy. tied for first. Time 4:54 $40.
2?0-yard dasii-Won by Mackenzie. Navy:
Tma THTa. fa3ys5 a3 .16 1econd S'esie' navy 'hfo
sso-sa1d runi-won by Kelly. Dewitt:
Eraser, Navy. second; straub. Navy. third.
..?O-yard hurdles now)-won by Harris.
nGyltt; ,kir ,Eraser 90 Eay0 second; staub Navy
Shotpnt-won nv Nelson. Navy: Summers
Dcevitt second; Drake. Navy. third. Distance.
Hieh iumo-Freshour. Bauer and Woods,
all Navy, tied for first. Height, 5 feet 8
JnyeIin throw--won by White Dewitt:
Harris Dewitt. second; Nelson. Navy. third
Pole vauIi-won by Summers. Dewitt.
Stewart. Navy second. Miles and seizenH
both Navy tied for third. Height. II feet s
NayS' Har?i. dewitt, .ecood BaeEeg. BssS-ri Dee1.,
Discus thrnw-Won by Nelson. Navy; Foit
Navy, second: Wright. Navy. third. Dis.
tance. liz feet > inches
st. Adams dOwned Friends School
at tennis yesterday. 3 to /.
singlrs--Hancock tSt. A defeated Drown
6-S. 1t, -: Wise ISt Al defeated
lost IN Ilf'er tFriendsl - 6-4
noubles-ClifOrd and Wise fSt. Al ds.
teatcd Nckenney and Ilder. Go. 60. SEE.
Ond match called
Friends School lightweight base ball
team won honors in that class among
the local prep school group by scoring
over Episcopal yesterday. 7 to s. Pre-
viously the teams had been tied. -
Evening star., 1928-05-24
OLD RIVALS FACE EARLY
In INDIAN SPRING TOURNEY

professional ranks around washington.
But his play from l40 yards down to
the green lacks something and he
realizes it,
George DifTenbaugh. the diminutive
caddie master at Indian Spring, who Is
also quite a hitter and with whom
Hunter plays In the professional affairs,
has been poor putter until recently
while his play TO the green is sound.
Realizing these good and bad points,
Hunter took Diffenbaugh out the other
dav and made him a proposition. You
tell me how to hit those pesky ntblick
and spade shots firmly, George. and
I'll try TO teach you how TO putt.
Hunter said. So they went at 1t and
are still at 1t. As a result Hunters
play TO the green Is improving and Dill
fenbaugh's putting stroke is consider
ably better.
This pair is out with def to the
Armour brothers of Congressional, when
Tommy returns from Europe, for
series of home -and-home matches.
Hunter has sent in his entry for the
national open championship. specifying
that he compete in the qualifying round
at Oakmont, near Pittsburgh. where
Fred Mcleod, Bob Barnett and Gene
Larkih also are to play.
]. f. BaineS of Columbia is known to
his friends as a man with a fund of
golf yarns. The talk around the nine
teenth hole at Indian Spring yesterday
turned to queer matches and unusual
finishes and dogged grit and hope. and
Jim told one about the Evnon brothers
Edward, Warren and William--all Co
Iumbia members. Edward Eynon. who
Used to be District champion. and for
years one of the best players around
Washington. went out one day to play
the best ball of his brothers.
Eddie won five of the first six holes.
and on the seventh tee william re-
marked: You think you're pretty good,
don't you? Well. Warren and are
going to beat you. You may break
leg or something"
That's almost what happened. for
Eddie swung so hard at the next tee
shot that he dislocated his hip or
twisted a ligament that caused him
such intense pain he had to be carried
to the clubhouse.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
GIRL HURDLER BEATS
MARK FOR SIS YARDS

BY the Associated prrss
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calf.
May 24.-Thelma Patton. Stanford Uni
versity junior from Santa Ana, Calf,
YESTERDAY stepped the 65-yard high hur-
dies In 10 7-l0 seconds. shattering the
world record for women in that event
by $40 of second
The old mark of ii seconds was set
by Mary Worrall of Sargent School,
Cambridge
1t was explained that the 65-yard
record is slower than the world mark
Tor the 70-yard hurdles. which is held
by Helen Filkey at 8 3-5 seconds, as
girls. in official meets, seldom run other
than the so or 10 yard distances.
Evening star., 1928-05-24

share Of the .honOrs went TO the SpunKy
little corporal. forced TO fight as fly
weight and outweighed by margin OF
Ga pounds.
Schwartz Is Clever.
throughout the first 10 rounds,
Schwartz, boxing like a little major,
won three rounds and held his bigger
foe even in two others. But as the
fight wore on. and Bushy made every
use of his weight advantage, IzZy tired
and fell under the gruelling pace.
In the fourteenth round, BuShy
caught the little fellow with volley
of left and right snashes TO the head
that dropped IZzy in the clouds of resin
dust their flashing feet had stirred.
With blood streaming from his nose,
his lips smashed and right ear twice
the normal size. Schwartz barely man.
aged 10 reach his feet at the count OF
nine.
Throughout the final session. only the
courageous heart If the f1yweight kept
him erect Bushy caught hin time and
again with both hands 10 the head.
IzEy's wounds increased. but ne sum.
moned all his caginess and lasted TIL
the final gong. he was badly battered
warrior at the close.
Graham gains general recognition as
the new bantamweight champion
through the recent edict OF the National
Boxing Association. ruling body IN 26
States. which refused 10 recognize Bud
Taylor longer as the Il6-pound title
holder because Of his failure to de-
fend his title.
Makes IL Unanimous.
The New York State Athletic Com
mission made it unanimous by an
nouncing that the winner would be con-
gidered the successor to Rosenberg III
New York.
In a IG-round seni-final. Sammy
Baker. Mitchell Field soldier, won an
unpopular decision over Nick Testo of
Troy. n. Y. and with it the right TO
fight Joe Dundee for the welterweigft
championship here later in the season.
The verdict met with volley Of boos.
The $4,000 fans in the park rising to
protest with howls that lasted until
the main event was well under way
The Associated Press score card gave
Testo the edge On six rounds, with
three for Baker and one even. Testo
knocked the soldier down twice in the
second round.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Fights Last Night.

By the Assn&sate Press.
BROOKLYN-BusE Graham. Utica
n Y, outpo!nted Izzy Schwartz. New
York 49,. Sammy Baker. Mitchell
Field. defeated Nick Testo. Troy, n.
Y. G0}.
CINCINNATI Billy Angelo. PEPPER
vile. defeated Alex Hart, Charlotte. n.
c. f0). Buddy Lee. Nashville, won
from Larry Peyton. Cincinnati fs).
GRAND ISLAND. Eebr-sailor Ed
die Kelly San Francisco. knocked out
Johnny Martin. Sioux Falls. S. p. 80
SAN FRANCISCO Peter Meyers.
San Francisco. knocked out Lefty
Cooper, Minneapolis ~. Battling
Dozler. Boston. ana Matt Calo Homo
lula, drew 49,
Evening star., 1928-05-24

Harry Glenn Cunningham OF Fairfax
Va. are other entries from this section
Emorywood A. c. of Baltimore win
be represented by the largest number
OF athletes, ID. and looms as the lead
ing contender for the attractive Singer
Cup.
The complete entry list:
/ Leroy, q. Paxton. Cross Country Club,
2 Charles Davidson, unattached. Wash
d william Mew. Myers. shanahan G. c..
T. James II. Montague. Aloysius A. C..
s. Eugene Newton. Cross Country Club
8 Ha.ksll F Clark. unattached. wash
vn';,ac cha,i.s NJ H, Carter Emorywood A. c.,
4 john l. Booker, Riverside Park a. c.,
o. a. Montevcrde unattached. MAYS Land
10, James, r Holler. unattached. Fort
r.ld,,. Il TPe%a' Ps@a Nj white. ir- unattached
IL. Mike Lynch Knights OF Columbus
Is, Harold A. Harris. unattached. Homes
il David II. Morgan. American Uni
l5 Jeremiah r Looney. knights of Co.
lunhus Washington u. g.
, iS. Raymond Gable. Cross Country Club,
II Rubin Chomet. Gross Country Club,
Baltimore Md
is Amhroso Blake. Cross Country Club,
Baltimore Nd.
10. Herold Fields. unattached Alexan-
20 Harry Glenn Cunningham unattached.
Fairfax Va.
81 Harold A. Garvin. unattached. Phla.
deinhia. Pa.
-. Carl Anderson, Emorywood A. C..
q. william Smith Emorywood A. c,
-, Nelson rearce Emorywood A. c. Bal
iinlore Md.
rs. E. r. Phillips Emorywood A. C.. Bal
tintore Md
20. William +. Peters, Emorywood A. C..
Baltimore Md
y. Charles Mullen. Emorywood A, C..
Baltimore. Md
Evening star., 1928-05-24
LETTER REACHES GOLFER
AT "CHUBBY CHASE" CLUB

A tribute to the efficiency Of the
United States mails was paid In the
safe arrival Of letter to one of the
guests in the recent Chevy Chase
Club invitation golf tournament ad-
dressed to him by his small son aged
10. in care of the Chubby Chase
Golf Club. Washington, G.. t.
The letter arrived without delay.
and read:
Dear Daddy: Hope you're hav-
ing q swell time. Also hope you
make lots of money. so that you can
buy me q pony when you come home.
Your loving SON"