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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-26


after . vacation of few weeks.
F. M. Mitchell, connected with a
campaign to bring more Chester
white hogs into the state, was Bis
marck visitor yesterday.
Jack Williams, Fargo, state adju-
tant OF the American Legion, ar
rived in Bismarck today to spend q
few days on business.
John W. Carr, Jamestown, indie
pendent candidate for lieutenant
governor Of the state, is spending
today in Bismarck in the interests
of his campaign.
J. A. Jardine, Fargo, Cass county
state representative, arrived in Bis
marck Thursday night, to attend to
business matters.
Fred c. Campbell, Minneapolis,
representative Of the Montana Da-
kota Power company, spent today in
Bismarck attending to business mat
tiers. He leaves for Williston to-
night. - a,y..
William S. Moeller, sports editor
Of The Tribune. left today for Fargo
where he will attend the North Da-
kota university-Agricultural college
game.
7. @. Kraabel, veterans service
commissioner for North Dakota, ar
rived in Bismarck this morning to
attend to business matters.
]. c. Penney, owner of the nation
81 chain Of Penney stores, will pass
through Bismarck Saturday en- route
to Portland, Ore. to attend the Pa
cific international Livestock show.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-26

David Harris has resumed his du-
ties as clerk at the Patterson hotel
after . vacation of a few weeks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-26
City.County Briefs

Earl Benser and Hiram Lawyer
are leaving Bismarck today for Far
go where they will attend the Uni
versity-agricultural college football
game. They are making the trip by
automobile.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-26

F. NJ. Mitchell, connected with a
campaign to bring more Chester
white hogs into the state, was Bis
marck visitor yesterday.
Evening star., 1928-04-16

bur John Carr will be hostess to a grouE
of ladies of the diplomatic corps.
Mrs, Carr has invited the members oi
the committee for the doll court tC
meet in her apartment the Dresden
tomorrow morning, 1880 o'clock.
The Spring festival of the New York
State Society to be given at the Willard
Hotel Thursday night, will include the
minuet which will be led by Trimble
Sawtelle and Miss Elizabeth Nailol
Sawtclle. Others taking part will bc
Miss Elizabeth Barr. Miss Daisy New
kirk. Miss Belle Morgan Van Hoesen
Francis Hoffheins, Dallas Barr and
Wilson LanSford,
The interesting posters about town
announcing the Spring festival of the
society are the result of q competition
at the Abbott School of Art. The win
ners of the competition are 10 be among
the guests at the ball.
The board of trustees of the Young
Womens Christian Home will receive
IN the home. at Sll c street. FRIDAY
afternoon. from TO 6 o'clock. Tea will
be- served and as many of the staff AND
the girls as possible will be on hand tc
conduct those who may wish TO visit
any part of the home This Is in no
way to collect funds, but only 10 show
appreciation of the help that has al.
ready been given
A tea formerly was held annually,
but this will be the first since the ar
mistice.
The Iowa Society will meet Thurs.
day evening at S.+5 o'clock at the Will
lard Hotel Secretary Wilbur will be
the guest of honor and speaker. and his
address will be followed b. musical
program of solos by REPRESENTATIVE
Clifton A Woodrum of Virginia, and
whiStling numbers hy Miss Janet Coon
Former REPRESENTATIVE James w. Good
and Mrs Good and Judge William r.
Green Of the United States Court OF
Claims also viii be honoved guests.
On the conclusion OF the program
there will be dancing until midnight.
Both Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs, Dawes
have given their names as patroneSScS
for the card party to b. given ut Ward
man Park Hotel FRIDAY night at
o'clock for tbs benefit Of the Juvenile
Protective Association
Mrs. David du B. Gaillard has made
fascinating posters advertising the
party. using both painting and fabrics
in the making on the list of patron
esSes are: Mrs Morris Sheppard. Mrs,
Frank W. StearnS. Mrs Morton d. Hull
Mrs. Arson PhelpS Stokes, Mrs. Henry
Flather. Mrs Henry p Erwin. Mrs
Frederick l.. Siidons. Mrs Wendell P
Stafford. Mrs William F. Dennis. Mrs
Ralph w Hills. Mrs. Camp Stanley
Mrs. William C GorgaS. Mrs Stephen
g. Elkins. Mrs. Boyd Carpenter, Mrs
George f. Hamilton. Mrs, CLYDE HEX
Marvin. Mrs Carl Droop Mrs. Cabot
Stevens Mrs. Roy Newhaus~r. Mrs U.
G. b Pierce. Dean Anna Pose. Mrs
Louis Simon and Mrs II. L. Rust.
The Colonial Danes of Virginia will
make pilgrimage SATURDAY. to Ditch
lev" once the home Of Hancock Lee.
and built on land patented BY the first
Richard Lee The invitation Is extend
&c not only 10 members Of the society.
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but also to all those interested in Co
| lonial houses. of which Ditchley Is one
of the purest examples. It lies 80 miles
| from Richmond and the route by motor
passes old Farnham Church. "Epping
| Forest" once the home of Mary Ball.
and Christ Church, where King Carter's
tomb has lust been restored.
Those making the trip are asked 70
bring their lunches and there will b.
an admission fee to the house and
grounds,
s. The Willard room of the Willard Ho-
| Z, WIS the scene of an attractive recep-
! ton yesterday afternoon. when the Ma
tional League o. American Pen Women
entertained In honor of the newly elect
ed president of the organization, Mrs.
Clarence NJ. Busch OF Florida.
/ In the receiving line with Mrs. Busch
were retiring president. Mrs. Grace
| Thompson Seton. and a number of the
officers of the new administration. DR..
Mary Meek. first vice president: Mrs
| Daniel c. Chacc. recording secretary,
Mrs. Victoria Faber Stevenson, treasur-
| er. and Mrs. Eugene f. Collister, his
/ torian.
Presiding at the tea table we're Mrs
/ Margaret Scruggs Carruth, newly elect
/ ed auditor; Mrs. Jesse w. Nicholson
J
Katharine Coles
! A program of songs was given by Mrs
! Fletcher, wife o. Representative Brooks
Fletcher of Ohio. accompanied by Miss
| Kathleen Ross One OF the songs was
dedicated to Bonnie Busch. Our Pres
tdent."
| Mrs. Clarence M Busch of Florida.
/ new national president of the League
Of American Pen Women. attended the
reception given in honor OF woman
| composers of the league by Mrs. Ed
| ward Hood Watson. in her home on
! Kennedy place last night.
Others who appeared on the informal
program. in addition to the musical
! artists were Mrs. Ernest Thompson
Seton. retiring president of the organi-
] cation. who described the conditions
/ which inspired her to write the poem
/ now n we'll known song. The Canton
Boat Woman" and Miss Jessie Tarbox
/ BealS. a brilliant New York writer. who
/ read some of her clever verses on philo-
/ Sophical subjects.
/ The composers present and partici-
/ Dating were Miss Gena Branscombe of
! New York Miss Marianne Genet of
/ Pittsburgh Miss Phyllis. Fergus of Chi
/ cago. and Mrs, Walter Bruce Howe of
| Washington.
| Local music circles provided the fol-
/ lowing talented participants: Miss Anita
/ Schade. Miss Helen Howison. Mrs. Ell
/ vina Neal Rowe, Mr.. John B. Marville
! Miss dorothy Wilson Halbach. Miss
/ Helen Belt and Mrs. David A. Snyder.
Mr.. George Brandt, New York tenor.
! sang songs by Miss Gena Branscombe
Evening star., 1928-04-16

Park Road" the resolution says. some
very congested trafic conditions and are
in a position to appreciate the benefit
that must result from the widespread
publicity given to the need Of safer
driving"
Evening star., 1928-04-16

Herbert Hoover, Mrs, Alfred J. Brosseau
Mrs, Theodore Hoover Mrs Emmett
Wilson, Mrs. CaSSius Cottle, Mrs Charles
Boothe, Mrs. Lyman Stookey. Miss Mar
ion Kicker, Mrs. Maude Frary and Mrs,
Annie Mackenzie. Among the guests
were; Mrs. Charles S, Deneen, Miss
Deneen. Representative and Mrs. Grail.
Gen. and Mrs, AmoSA Fries, Mrs Lowell
F, Hobart, Mrs. Julius Talmadge, Mrs.
Chubhuck of Illinois. Mrs. Painter of
Missouri Mrs. Munger of Iowa, Mrs.
Conaway OF West Virginia. Mrs, White
of Florida, Mrs. Earl Fellows Mrs.
Sweeney Of Illinois Mrs, Herrick of
Illinois, Mrs Van OrSdal MRS, Shaw
Waite Mrs II Harbeson. Mrs, John
Trigg Moss. Mrs. Barr and Miss SternS.
Mr.. and Mrs. H, B. Kcrschner of
Philadelphia are making an extended
stay at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mr Charles Goldstein of Juneau,
Alaska, and his daughter. Miss Marie
GoldStein. who were the guests Of Mr..
GoldSten'S brother -in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marks at 1888
California street, last week, have gene
to New York for visit of a week or
AN kl1NN MI AFN4OSNSAAA VIII AStNth w
his home in Juneau, but Miss Gold
stein will reioin her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marks. and continue her
visit in Washington.
Among the honor guests at the break
fast given by Beta Chapter of Phi
Delta Delta Legal Sorority at the Ward
man Park Hotel yesterday were Judge
Mary O"Tooie of the Municipal Court.
Miss Pearl Mccall. assistant District at
tornev. and Miss Annahelle Matthews.
attorney in the general couuSelS Office
Of the Treasury Department. The
rushaeS for whom tSe breakfast was
Given were Miss Ieona Gilbert Miss
Charlotte Crabb and Miss Katherine
Wood Miss Susie Campbell acted aS
hostess and among the guests was
Miss Alice Schaap Of Denver, a visit
ing member of the sorority.
Evening star., 1928-04-16
Woman Faints in Street.

Alice Hoyt. 30 years old. 3l2 Indiana
avenue, had fainting spell yesterday
afternoon while boarding a street car
at Fourteenth and Newton streets She
fell to the street. but received no serious
injury. She quickly recovered from the
effects OF her illness and was taken
home
Evening star., 1928-04-16

negative. are Hugh Speer, Willis Della
plain and Roland Rice. The visitors
will be r.. o. Morrow, d. Sherry and
Bernard j. Wagner The question is:
Resolved. That American investments
abroad should not receive the military
protection of the United States"
Evening star., 1928-04-16

Pensions after 10 years Of service
have been voted for members Of Parlia-
ment In Belgium, the rate being the
equivalent Of si2.76 year for each
year of service, with suggested limit
Of s430.
Evening star., 1928-04-16

Following the death of boy skater
after being run down by an automobile.
the jury at Islington. Scotland. recon-
mended that roller skating on streets
be prohibited
Evening star., 1928-04-16
AMERICAN U. IN DEBATE.

Season Closes With Washington
and Lee Contest Tonight.
American University will close It's
debating season tonight with debate
with Washington and Lee University
at the Women's Residence Hall on the
American University campus at 0
o'clock.
The local debaters, who take the
Evening star., 1928-04-16

The congressional unit of Neighbor-
hood House viii give a luncheon and
bridge at / O'Clock Wednesday. at
Neighborhood House when Mrs. Will
Evening star., 1928-04-16
PRAISE SAFETY MOVE.

Citizens Commend The Stars
Golden Rule Campaign.
The Columbia Heights Business Mems
Association has passed resolution
commencing the golden rule campaign
for careful driving conducted by The
Evening Star.
I'VE have In Columbia Heights, in
the vicinity OF Fourteenth street and
Evening star., 1928-04-16
Mrs. 0denheimer
To Ec Feted Tomorrow.

To Bc Feted Tomorrow.
The reception In honor Of Mrs. Frank
@ Odenheimer Of New York. TO be
Given by the United Daushters Of the
Confederacy tomorrow afternoon from
! to o'clock. in the Club of Colonial
Danes. viii have as the hostess chan
ters the Storewall Jackson. Dixie. JEFF
fnrson Davis. Beauregard. Southern
C~oSS and Hilary A. Herbert The COM
wittee on arraneementS is composed of
Mrs. RYfuS P. Clarke chairman: Mrs.
Henry @ Clay. Mrs. w r. Cole. Mrs.
Albert Ferguson Miss Beatrice Nee
chan Mrs. La CAGE Pratt Mrs. Frank
Morrison. Mrs. Wallace St~cater. Mrs.
Drury C Ludlow. Mrs. william J. Nc
Gee and Mrs. George King. Confe6-
crate veterans Of Caun I'll viii assist
st tAe recention. All Daughters of the
CnnfeGeracr who are VISITING in Wash
lngton are cordially invited to be
present
Sencr Hugo Vast. the eminent Ar
gentine novelist. whose Black Valley"
has recently been published in English.
viii be the guest Of George WASHINGTON
University tomorrow evening al $40
o'clock when he will lecture in Corco-
ran Hall ON Twenty-firSt street between
C and Fl streets northwest.
A DISTINGUISHED audience nf Spanish
American diplomats and their wives and
members Of their stats has been in
yited 10 be present. Senior Vast will
be introduced by Dean Henry Grattan
Doyle Of the department OF romance
languages OF George Washington Uni.
veTsi.y. The lecture. which viii be In
Spanish. will be open to the public.
Wednesday afternoon SenoF Vast
Siil be the guest Of honor at a tea by
the local chapter of the American ASSo-
citation of Teachers OF Spanish in the
clubhouse of the American Association
OF University Women. at 1884 ! street
northwest.
Evening star., 1928-04-16

Mr. and Ars. Charles DenneGiv ar
rived 81 the Willard today from their
hone In s.. Paul They plan 70 pass
THE week here
Evening star., 1928-04-16

The dinner given At t11e Willard last
night by the Minnesota delegates la
the annual congress National Society
%. A r.. included Mrs Frank 3 Kei-
logg. Mrs. Herbert Hoover. Mrs william
Howard TAFT ard Mrs. Pierce Butler
Evening star., 1928-04-16

MFS. Jessie 3. ElsreEe, state regent o.
California. entertained a. tea YESTERDAY
NJ the La F1geate Hotel
Recetytng wi1h Airs Eiareve we're Mrs
Evening star., 1928-04-16
Cousins

a delightful style ~ Honey
Beige kao with cTsss straps ti8at
holo ne sreG su q caTesHiug fiFng~
neAS caafaegefasttc 81 Ell Mo-
cesse gi4oee fifteen dollars
Evening star., 1928-04-16

Left--Wom-
ans gown of
point d'esprit
and lace over
flesh = cOlored
silk petal-like
skirt with ex-
ira layer OF
flesh = colored
point d'esprit
$3p so.
Evening star., 1928-04-16

The Colonial Danes of Virginia will
make q pilgrimage Saturday to Ditch
lev" once the home Of Hancock Lee.
and built on land patented by the first
Richard Lee The invitation Is extend
&c not only 10 members Of the society.
Evening star., 1928-04-16

Nj and Mis- Thomas Rodrock of
S0o4 South Dakota avenue northeast
announce the marriage Of tA@ir daueh-
ter, GLADYS Kathlscne. To Afr Charles
r. Smithson iu Falmouth Va April g.
By the Rev e e. Fisher
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Mrs. Brosseau Sharing Honors
With Past Presidents General,

Mrs. Alfred Brosseau, president gen.
eral, Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, and three past presidents
general. Mrs. George Thacher Guernsey,
Mrs. George Maynard Minor. and Mrs.
Anthony Wayne Cook. sponsor the card
party to be given this evening at 8
o'clock at the Washington Hotel for the
benefit Of the Chapter House. D. A. r.
Evening star., 1928-02-04

The senior class of Trinity College Is
giving dance this afternoon in the
Spanish room of the Hotel Washington
for the benefit of the building and en-
dowment fund. The dance Is one OF the
Evening star., 1928-02-04

'Tosca" and "Otello." For many years
Mr.. Kelly was in the diplomatic service
in Italy. and because Of her many inter-
esting Italian Affiliations Mrs. Kelley
IS working for success of these operas.
Otto Franchetti. famous Italian con-
ductor. will conduct the two operas
during the festival. the casts headed
by Amato and Ruffo. two Of the great
est opponents OF Italian art.
Additional patronesses for the Grand
Opera Festival include Mime Samy
Pasha. Mrs. William Fitch Kelley. Mrs
Benjamin King. Mrs. Ernest Thomp-
son Seton, Mrs Bates Warren and Miss
Margaret Woodrow Wilson.
Mrs. George T. Marye. who is a
member Of Mrs Dimock's committee
for the Mardi Gras bal masuue, which
is 10 take place February IT at the
MayfIower Hotel, has accepted the i'm
portant position OF chairman of prizes
and will form her own subcommittee
10 prepare for this feature of the ball
Prizes will be awarded 10 both men and
women. and will be- four in number.
with the beauty of the costumes the
determining factor in the awarding of
the two first prizes. The winners Of
| the two second prizes Will be chosen
| for the originality and uniqueness of
their costumes. 1t is rumored that the
| prizes are TO be quite unusual and well
worth the winning. They will be be-
slowed by a committee Of man and
woman judges whose identity in real
! Mardi Gras fashion, will be kept secret
Evening star., 1928-02-04

J. Fulner. Lieut.. Col and Mrs Sheppard
Pike. Lieut.. and Mrs. Clark Lynn. Mai
and Mrs. w. II. Simpson. Mai and Mrs
Oswald H. Saunders and Lieut.. and
Mrs. Richard B. Gayle.
Mrs. George R Farnum. wife Of As
sistant Attorney General Farnum, en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday in the
Garden Restaurant Of the Carlton Ho-
tel in honor of Mrs J. Franklin Collins
Mrs. Farnum will be hostess at a tea
this afternoon.
Mrs Henry Leonard will entertain at
dinner this evening preceding the dance
10 be given By Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Bel
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Aspinwall have
gone 10 California. where Mrs. Aspinwall
will. remain until the end Of March. Mr.
AspinUall will return TO Washington
the first of next month.
Capt, and Mrs. S. C. Hooper are
spending two weeks at Miami, Fla,
Mr. A. G. Macomb and her son. Mr..
Philip Macomb. will have as thtir guests
at tea today in the Palm Court Of the
Mayfiower. Lieut.. and Mrs. John Hef-
fernan: also Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert l..
Hoze. jr.. who are passing a few days
in Washington before their departure
for Europe. February i8.
Mrs. William Fitch Kelley. one Of
the patronesses of the International
Grand Opera Festival to be presented
by the Washington National Opera Co
at Polls. February 1925. Is acting as
box chairman for the Italian operas
Evening star., 1928-02-04

7 INVITATIONS were issued today for
the reception which the President
and Mrs. Coolidge will hold at the
White House Thursday. February
Is in honor Of the Army and Navy.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Ambassador of Italy Visiting
In Boston Until Monday.

The Ambassador Of italy, Mobile
Ciacomo de MARITIME. is spending today
and tomorrow IN Boston. He was the
honor guest at luncheon today OF the
italian Society OF that city and this
evening he viii be entertained at the
Itsly- America Society at dinner at the
Copley-PlaZa,
The Ambassador is expected 10 return
TO Washington the first Of the week
ana viii be accompanied by the secTe-
tary of the embassy, Signor Luciano
Mascia, who went with him 10 Boston.
The Ambassador Of France and Nine
Clauosl will be guests of honor OF the
Bureau of Commercial Economics at
the eighth OF their diplomatic evenings
tomorrow night at 9 o'clock. at the
wardran Park Theater. when Comdr.
Louis Sable. naval attache, VIII speak
O. the history and romance of France,
while the new motion pictures OF Paris.
ChantilIy, Versailles. FTnistere, Rouen.
Diiou and Cote d'Azur are being shown.
There Will be music adapted to the pro-
gram ard the Ambassador Of Spain and
Sonora de Padilla. the Ambassador Of
Turkey. the Minister Of Austria and
Nine. Prochnik, the Minister of Egypt
snd many other diplomats have accept
ed the invitation TO attend. while off,
Gals and resident society have respond
&C. and will be present.
The Ambassador of Belgium and
Princess de Lieue will be the honor
guests at dinner this evening Of Mrs.
Henry r. Dimock. who will entertain
o company Of "a.
The Minister Of China and Nine Sze
will be the guests in whose honor Sen
etor and Mrs. Henry Wilder Reyes will
entertain company at dinner this eve
ming at the willard Hotel.
The Minister of Greece and Mime.
s.mcpoulos viii return to Washington
this afternoon from New York. where
they went for short visit.
The new Minister Of Norway and
Nine Bachke were guests at dinner last
evening of Mai. and Mrs. George Oak
ley Tctten. who asked 70 meet them
Representative and Mrs. Franklin w
Fort Mrs John 3. Henderson, Col and
Mrs. Francis r. A. Junkin, Mr. and Mrs
Glen Stewart, Mrs Mary Stewart. Brig
Gen. Agusto villa, military attache of
the Italian embassy, and Mr.. Easter
man. court painter Of Norway.
Senator and Mrs. Walter F. George
MaA4 e4lOEIb6Al al DuIEL supper lfllS
evening IN honor Of the Georgia dele
CATION in Congress.
Representative and Mrs Addison T.
Smith Of Idaho have visiting them their
son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh r Smith OF Pittsburgh, who ac-
companied them TO the White House
reception Thursday evening.
Representative and Mrs. John @. TIL
son of Connecticut are the guests in
whose honor Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Thompson Seton Of Greenwich. Conn.
viii entertain at dinner this evening
II their apartment at the Mayfower
Hotel.
Representative and Mrs. Henry Riggs
Rsthbone viii entertain al dinner this
evening IN honor Of the acting military
attache 0! the French embassy and
Nine. Lombard and the naval attache
Of the French embassy and Mime
Sable.
Countess Ofory arrived IN Washing
ton yesterday and Is the guest OF Mr.
snc Myg. Perry Belmont. The mother
Q. the countess is the sister OF the Duke
Of Marlborough
Lar. and Mrs. Belmont are giving a
Evening star., 1928-02-04

Mrs. Albert Boni of New York. enter
tanned at tea yesterday in the patio of
The Carlton in honor OF Mrs Emile Lug
wig. having about so guests.
Evening star., 1928-02-04

features of Alumnae week and was at
tended by several hundred students and
alumnae. Arrangements are under the
direction OF Miss Hilda Ashforth, chair
man, assisted by Miss Florence Hurley.
Miss Anne Delaney, Miss Margaret Sui
Ivan. Miss Helen Sullivan, Miss Marie
ouinlan, Miss Margaret Burke, Miss
Camilla Adams and Miss Madeleine
Lyons.
Miss Catherine r. Polkinhorn, who
has been at HaddOn Hall, Atlantic City.
has returned to Washington and will
be at the Hotel Brighton for the rest
OF the Winter.
Mr.. Ernest Thompson Seton. Mr.. Clif-
ford K. Bergman. Mr.. Henry K Bush
Brown and Mr.. Bernard Ostermann
have been invited as distinguished
guests to attend the reception to be
given Monday afternoon in honor OF
the noted sculptor, Mrs. Sally James
Farnham. by the National League Of
American Pen Women, which will cele-
brate art day" on that occasion. from
to o'clock. In the Willard room at
the Willard Hotel.
Members of the special social COM
mlttee. OF which Mrs. John Mock Is
chairman, will alternate at the tea
table and will be assisted by the chair
men OF other special committees. These
chairmen include Mrs. Lucia r. Max
well. chairman of the Americanization
committee; Mrs. Ada Orme Du Puy.
chairman OF authors copyright COM
mittee: DR. Mary Meek Atkeson, chair
man OF the manuscript committee; Mrs.
Estelle M. Moses. chairman of the mar
kets committee Mrs. Edouard Albion
acting chairman in Washington OF the
music committee: Mrs. William Wolff
smith. chairman OF motion pictures
Mrs. Ida Donnelly Peters. chairman OF
me extension committee. and Miss
Mary Bird Clayes, chairman of the jul
nior student groups.
Evening star., 1928-02-04

DR.. and Mrs. David r. Cash and their
son. Richard Cash. are leaving Wash
ington this evening for Florida. where
they will spend six weeks.
Evening star., 1928-02-04

the reception which the PRESIDENT
and Mrs Coolidge will hold at the
i White House Thursday. February
Is in honor Of the Army and Navy.
The Vice President ard Mrs. Dawes
we're entertained at dinner last night
hy the Ambassador ot Great Britain
and Lady Isabella Howard. Other
guests were the Ambassador OF Belgium
and Princess de Ligne. the Secretary
ot Agriculture and Mrs Jardine. the
Secretary 81 Labor and Mrs. James j.
DAVIS. the Minister Of Denmark. Mr..
CorStariin B3.n, the Minister ot Por-
iucaI and NisccuntesS date. Senator
and Mrs. Peter Gcelet Gerry. Senator
Frederick Hsie. Senator Charles Curtis.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs Hamilton Fish.
'r.: the solicitor general and Mrs. VII
liam D Mitchell. former Representative
and Mrs John Philip Hill Assistant
Secretary of The Navy and Mrs, Theo-
oore Douglas Robinson. Assistant Sec
re,ary n War and Mrs. Truoee DaNi-
son. Nj. ana Mrs. GiSt Blair, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles J. Bell. Mrs. Richard H.
Townsend. Mis- Alvin I. Hert. Miss
Jessie Howard. Miss Mary Patten, Miss
Elizabeth Tyrreli. Miss Gytha Stourton.
Nr. jules Henry. first secretary OF the
French embassy. Mr.. StaNislaw lep-
kowski. counselor of The Polish lcga-
tor. and Mai W. II. s. Aston. NJ. G.
assistant military atiaChe OF the Brlt-
tsh embassy.