davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
10000 sLOVAKOV OPUsTILO
KOMUNIsTICKU STRANU.

V komunistickej strane na Slo-
vensku V poslednom case ,panujn
vel'k& ncsvornosti medzi vodca-
mi bola i pracka. Strana utraca
stale ma clenstve a v poslednom
mesiaci opustilo komunistickii
stranu 10000 slovenskych bani-
kov, ktori sa ravratili do Iona
strany socialistickej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26

pestiansky rozhlas. Dokonaly ra-
diovF rozhlas. dobre vedeny, je
mocnou zbranou, lebo nepozna
hranic ME je viazany cenzurou.
A o tych mad 'arskych podvodoch
mystifikaciach, vazeniach, biede,
nekultnrnosti, tyranii veru re by
bolo co povedat' svetu!
Len ably SINE tn vysielaciu sta
nicu az raz mali. ct. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
TERJAKOVCE VYHORELY,

V Terjakovcach pri PreSove Wy
pukol neznamej priciny oheh,
ktory znivocil vsetky domy az ma
diva. Poziar okrem obytnych do
NOV znicil i hospodarske stavi-
ska celou tohorotnou tirodou,
Skoda jc obrovska bude poiste-
MIN hradena len GiastoGne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
AMERICKY SLOVAK STARO.
STOM PRESOVA.

Karol Straka, spravca presov-
skej odboeky Americko-Sloven-
skej :banky, brat Stefana Straku,
spravcu tlaciarne Mar. Slov. Spoil
ku a byv. americky Slovak, zvole-
ny bol "a starostu Presova ma vo-
lebnej listine agrarno-republikan
skej.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26

y
pravuie sa odvodnenie celeho ra-
du vel'kych komplexov pody a
mociarov s celkovym nakladom
~ milionov Kcs. Vo stavbach vo-
dovodnych a stokovacich je pri-
pravena skupina RaGisdorf- Mo-
dra. Budii sriadene vyskumne ze-
medelsk6 stanice v Oravskom Pod
zamku a Rimavskej Sobote. Bude
pokraGovane V d 'alsej organizacii
tinnosti vystavnej a v zalesfova-
nj.
Ministerstvo priemyslu a OBJ
chodu uvazuje O vybudovani ma
hradntch priemyslov ma Sloven-
skku. Nostrifiacna akcia ma byt'
skoncena urychlene. Pokracovane
bude budovani organizacie ziv-
nostenskych spoloGenstiev a do
kontena vystavba "Statneho il
stavu pre- zvel 'ad 'ovanie zivno-
str V Turc. Sv. MARITIME.
Ministerstvo verejnych prac
prikroci tohoto roku k stavbe Sta
tneho obchodnfho domu V Brati-
slave, k stavbe budovy pre- kra-
jinsky iirad V Bratislave, sedrie v
Bratislave, policajneho riaditel'-
stva V Kosiciach, budovy pre- fl
nancne urady v Bratislave, Ii. bu-
dovy teoretickych lstavov uni
verify bratislavskej, k rozsireniu
Stat. nemocnice Ziline a LuGen-
ci. a stat. liecebneho nstavu V D..
Smokovci. y dovodu reformy po-
litickej spravy budu Bratislave
| zahajenf stavby dalsich obyt-
nych domov nakladom 20 mil.
Kcs. Bude d'alej pokracovant V
stavbe hradskych, mostov, atd'.
Bude pracovane ma d'alSom zlep-
SEM vodnej cesty dunajskej.
Ministerstvo zdravotnictva do
koncuie stavbu ubikacie pre- tre-
thu zdravotni autokolonu Bra
tislave. Budu prevedene niektore
adaptacie Stat. nemocnici brati-
slavsej a d 'alsia vystavba nemoc-
nice Ziline a Lucenci.
Ministerstvo post a telegrafov
pripravuje novu npravu postov-
nej dopravy medzi Bratislavou a
Zilinou a Vr1tkkami-Zvolenom
Je projetkovane predlzenie lete-
ckej trait Praha-Kosice do W.
horodu. Prevedena bude rekon.
strukcia niektorych telegrafnych
| trait. Dolezite: dokoncena budt
vystavba IL XIV radiovej rozhla
sovacei stanice Bratislave. Dol
de k d'alsiemu rozSlreniu siet'
telefonnej. V PieSt'anoch bud
sriadena budova post. telegraf
nradu, v Bratislave budovy pr
vysielaciu stanicu a pre- st1diun
cesko-slovenskk6ho rozhlasu. II
same ma ministerstvo post pla
ne pre- Kosice. Move postove bu
dovy dostane Trencfn Mira.
Ministerstvo zeleznic ma ma I
1929 nasledovny slovensky pro
gram: Draha Veseli ma Morave-
Move Mesto mad Vahom bude :
polovici rokku 1929 odovzdan;
verejnosti. Pre- drahu Handlov;
-Horna Stubna su vsetky prac
, hotove a bude sa Mich pokraco
vat, draha ma byt' hotova do ]
, augusta 1881. Porkacovat' sa bu
: de v prfpravach pre- drahu Ger
, vena Skala-Margecany. Ciseln
, Slovensko novom rozpoete mi
nisterstva zeleznic vyzera takto
Trat' Cervena Skala-Margecan,
100000 Kcs, Handlova-Horn
Stubna 20 milionov, Veseli n
Morave - Move Mesto mad Va
| hom 25 milionov Kcs. Ma dokon
Genie trait Krupina - Zvolel
$4,000 Kcs.
7 Ministerstvo Narodnej obran,
dokonef buddceho roku vystavb1
a zariadenie zdravotnickeho skla
du v Lipt. Sv. Mikulasi. V Pie
st'anoch bude postaveny zelezo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
MADARSKA PROPAGANDA
RADON.

malO StafOV - a Je to Varl dOD-
rym znamenim, re predsa len spe-
jeme k lepsej budlcnosti - kto-
re by boly zneuzily vel 'keho a
mocneho prostriedku modernej
DOLBY: radioveho rozhlasu k ve-
clam nizkym, k budeniu nenavi-
sti, k roznecovaniu nepokojov a
| tym ku kladeniu .prekazok ma
cestu vzaiomneho dorozumenia a
mierenia narodov. Naopak medzi-
narodna vel moe: radiovy rozhlas
Dol postaveny do sluzieb mieru.
Len diva staty robia i v tejto veci
necestnd vynimku: Sovietskt Ru-
sko a Mad'arsko.
Nieto temer dha, ably budape-
Stiansky rozhlas neotravoval du-
Sc. nenadaval a nelhal TAX, ze by
sa "a to hanbou Gervenal posled-
ny cigah. Cely program mad ar
skeho rozhlasu mono charakteri-
zovat' dvoma slovmi: iredentisti-
cka propaganda. Cier tejto pro-
p'agandy je znepokojovat' 'bn-
dit rozvrat ma Slovensku a Pod
karpatskej Rusi. Sl'ubovat' bla-
hovym, ably len cakali, re vzkrie-
senie Vel'keho Mad'arska sa bill
Ii. Snozkou najperfidnejslch Iii,
vymyslenin taranin, vykruca-
MIN falSovanim skutocnych fax
tov, tymto nepoctivym a necest-
nym sp6sobom rozpal 'ovat' inte-
gritnu reviznu myslienku V sa-
nom dnesnom Mad 'arsku - lebo
Stroke vrstvy mad 'arskeho l'udu
pri tamojsej hroznej biede, ne
zamestnanosti, financnej hoSpo-
darskej kr1zi diktatorskom re-
Zine. ktory dnes Mad 'arsku Via
dne, musia to dostat' servirovane
vel mi opaprikovane, ably sa We
dely oduSevnovat' "a magnatske
zaujmy, - budit' nekl 'ud na
Slovensku, to je prve a jedint po-
slanie radioveho rozhlasu V Ma
d'arsku. Budapestianske noviny
nedavno pisaly, ze propaganda
radon je nieco, co je ako stvo-
rene pre- mad 'arskt politicke IL
mysle a ciele. Radio je pre- Ma
d'arsko vraj vel'mi dobra zbran
obranna - lebo V okamziku mo-
re vyburcovat' cely narod, ktory
vraj caka ME slce kedy mu budll
zmensene dane, kedy sa mu do
q stane aspon knsok zeme 70 stati-
sicovych lanov vel'kostatkarskych
gr6fskych, bar6nskych knie "a
o cich, ale. ma okamzik, kedy vra.
o "vlast' zavola" zachranit' vel 'ko
statkarske a gentricke panstvo
D ktore trianonskym mierom bolt
, zbavene svOjich majetkov, ktor'
, 81 bezpravne prisvojilo. Radiov,
rozhlas je vSak podl'a mad ar
skeho rozumu el'mi vEhodno,
zbranou ltocnou. Falosnym Wy
sielanlm zprav, rozkazov, falos
nym informovanim obyvatel 'stv;
bude vraj Mad'arsko m6ct' vniest
:, zmatok do nepriatel 'skej armad.
: i civilneho obyvatel stva. Ones
: ked' cely svet pracuje ma zabez
o peceni svetoveho mieru, pripra
vuje mad'arsky radiovy rozhla
svoj valecnym plan proti Cesko
Slovensku inym nastupnfckyn
Station. Je tiez dokladom "mieru
milovnej politiky" Mad'arska. kt
ri tax caste rad spomfna pa
Bethlen.. ~.
VI o cinnosti tejto radiovej propa
CANDY sa dozvieme rad blizsich
a koukretne ,zistenych veci parla
! mentnej interpelacie, ktora boil
! v tejto veci predlozena Narodne
n mu Shromazdeniu. D1a 6. feb. t. I
bola vysielana rec rfsskeho SPRAY
Y Gu Horthyho, ktory medziinyn
u hovoril toto: "Panovia, len t.
! vam chcem povedat', ze mad'ar
: ska zem, ktora cez tisic rokov 20
J stala spoiena a yedela sa udrzat
Evening star., 1928-04-15
The Living Room Complete
$5O6.36
Any Piece May BE Purchased Sepnro,elv

Luxurious 2-piecc Suite upholstered Cnciud
ing outside hack and arms1. in rose-taupe mo.
hair Loose sprins cushions ...,....,. i. $4,000
Occasional Table of mahogany and gumunod
the proper Iamp height ~. -. ,,e,..... .... 1900
Mahogany Ocea ,ional Chair. with upholstered
back ..... - An M
Windsor Type Chair mahogany finished with
imitation flag scat ..,..e......,. .......... 1904
Mahogany Smoking Stand . ,s0
Secretary Desk with three deep drawers and
ample book space. ...,... ...,,....... $500
Chinese Embroidered Table Scarf 800
Cream Pottery Table Lamp with decorated
parchment shade ,.....,...... I'LL. 1900
Metal Bridge Lamp. with tafcta.lncd six
shade ... ....,.,........ tyoo
Colonial Oil Pot Lamp, with French parch-
mcnt shade ..... .......... .e ooo
Wilton Rug, )Hl2, Chinese motif IN lovely
colurA ....... ..... 7ssa
-Four pairs Rnfhed Narqusei'e Curtains with
extension rods, two sets creonnc oycrhauginRs
on polyehrome extension rods with center orna.
nent ............:..,.....,.... ....... 4O56
Complete Observation-Disclosures. Ss0h.3c
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Really. they revelation of how economically
may furnish the home with furniture and firnish-
ings of unquestioned dependsbility
Evening star., 1928-04-15
The Bedroom Complete
$323.37
Any Piece May Be Purchased Separately

Suite dresser vanity dresser chest of draw
ers and tu size panel bed in walnut veneer
beautifully matched ..................... . sl7soe
Beneh to match above suite ........... 100
Boudor hair, upholstered IN assorted cretonnc
patterns; all spring construction ........... 1850
lempercd steel resilient coil spring, ,....,.. 1900
Mattress. all-layef felt. fifty pound blue and
white striped tick ,.%...s......,.,...... 1850
Pottery Boudorr Lamp. with peated glazed
ehin',z shade ~. -. -. - as
Colonial Boudoir Lamp; frosted glass;
plcated glazed chlnt7 shade ..,....... ...... $50
filonS .,,..,.. &, t.,.,.. ,........... 800
Mohawk Sheets SlNW, ........ ...s...,...,. $50
Mohawk PilowcaSes. 45Nio. S.
Scarf lSAS1 ..,.,, ..,..............,... LIS
Double Bedspread ,,... ..e...... ............ .N
Al'""ol blanket, .....,.. ..,.,..... $50
Seamless ANmnster Rug. H.ixi0h. best quality;
PLAN rose taure center with slightly darker
border ,.s.,....,... .,,,., $3.50
Two Pairs Ruttcd Marquisette Curtains with
eolored borders and >hirfed ,alanccs over all
10 match; complete with rods .......,.....,. 1850
Complete ..,......................., SJ.sS7
Evening star., 1928-04-15
The Dining Room Completely Furnished, S4O5.73

Suite N walnut and gnmwood beautifully
teHrereG, 10 pctc,- bnnrt CHINA cabinet serr-
ing table obong eHIenfion table. FIVE side and
one armchair win tapestry seats...,... s,spOO
] ga Wagon o walnut veneers with snap catch
I'D supports ~. .,.,,.. 81. ...,.'.,.,.,. ,soO
Seamless Administer Rug. best quality, 9Nl2.
Pure Chinese design taupe ground with design IN
several coiors ma. ........,.........,.. $500
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Visit the Newly Furnished Apartments
on the Sixth Floor

Tomorrow We show for the first time these
apartments, entirely refurnshed Over 10000
people visited them in three days the last time
Our staff o( Interior d.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

We presented them.
see them tomorrow
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Summer
Furnishings
for the city home
country house or porch

The fabrics OF today in designs and coors
that offer wonderful opportunities for artistic
decoration at moderate prices,
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Awnings Ready to
Hang

A quick solution IL your awning problems arc
.Aerolun Window Awnings. Three stripes in four
standard sizes
Evening star., 1928-04-15
AerOlux Ventilating
Porch Screens

instantly hung removed because they have the
patented hang easy" fixtures Equipped with no-slip
cord attachment. In plain green green and white
horizontal sfrines.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
CretOnneS in New
Designs and COlOrS

Soft pastel shades, Ncrduc patterns and TIC bold
bizarre effects IN vogue. Many crctonneS today
suutast and iubfaSt; others may be had
glazed or semi glazed finish still others are water
proof soc to So yard. Sunia>i cretonnc> lon as
81 ward
Homcspun and crash play an important part IN
Summer furnishings For hanpiogs. drapcrie~ cn>h-
ions annd pillows. Mostly 50 inches wide. SIS to
s37s yard
Evening star., 1928-04-15

10000 visited in three days the last time announced their opening
the the pretty home that budget built
" furnished, on the third floor
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Metal Floor and
Bridge Lamps, $50
Regularly SS7S dozen.
Several floral patterns
size 20x20 inches.

With artistic, Stunple
lines, finished in bronze.
Floor Lamps, with ad.
Unstable cham sockets.
Bridge Lamps with adj.
Unstable hall sockets.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Summer Curtains

Rufied curtains in n,arqaisette voiie, scrms.
CANDIES and muslins Many in coors as well white
ivory and beige.
SPECIAL 500 pairs Ruled Marquisettc tur-
tains OF nice sheer quality five designs sis5 pair
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Metal Junior lamp with parchment shade . i1oo
lahlecloth all lirtn dhxs6 inches with six
NAPKINS 10 match ...,........ .,....,., HeO
Two Pairs RufHed Maraui>ette Curtains eN-
tension rods. two sets of tretoune hangings with
pinch plated valanees over alt .....,..,.,.... A73
Complete ..,....,.....,..........,...,. S4Os7s
Evening star., 1928-04-15
beginning tomorrow-the spring
home furnishing exposition


furnishings fashions
exposition apartments
Evening star., 1928-04-15
See the Pretty Home That Budget Built
Completely Furnished on the Third Floor

Are you 10 be married soon. Are YOU going 10
move about May lSts Then these three furnished
rooms will be oi especial interest to YOU
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Colonial
o.! Pot
Lamps
50
H'nh Shade

Finished in polished
steel aud Pompei,aH
green and complete With
a square French march,
ment shade IN SOFT SFeen
and red, trimmed NTH
hlaek
An exceptional value,
Evening star., 1928-05-01
Csc Linen Towels
13c

Oyster-wi1ite Linen Towels, crash
weave; size 17x24 inches; unfinished
ends; guest size.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
BAKERY DRIVERS
STRIKE EISAvERTED.
$50 Bread DeIiVererS Sign
TWo-Year Agreement at
Old Wage Scale.

Rather than have their Jobs filled by
waiting strike-hreaSers, approximately
$50 bakery wagon drivers avegted a
strike last midnight ana engaged III
their bread deliveries as usual early to-
day at the old wage scale OF $SS a
week.
While the employers refused to accede
e demands Tor an increase Of $3.50 a
week, the men nevertheless gained im-
vrovcd working conditions under a COM
TvonlSe settlement which provides tor
q gvo-yesr wage agreement
STRIKE breakers from the ranks Of the
UNEMPLOYED In Washington and men
from other cities were in waiting lest
y3zht in event the union drivers refused
Il make A settlement The employers
Rad taken every precau0on against
rcsSi6le strike and were prepared 10
meet deliveries Il housewives under any
Cantirxencv Faced with this situation
and gaining better working conditions.
the drivers voted against striking Short
IL before the expiration Of their OLD
contract st midnight
Il. c Lester. business agent Tor the
drivers union, announced; The olI1eE-
eaceS between the drivers and their en-
n1overS have been settled. The en-
Movers are satisfied and the drivers are
hsovv. The drivers signed new agree
Y0ert Tor two-year period and have
gone back TO work,
Under the new agreement the drivers
will have full day OF on every holt
cav except George WaShlngton'S birth
6ar. when they will have to be content
with q half day High pressure" talks
1er salssnlen at q number Of bakeries
after working hours are 10 be oisccD-
ftrue6 and other minor details are ar
RANGED TO the satisfaction Of the drivers.
Each union driver is 8 bread sales
naar and Is given a 10 per cent CONF
mission on sales which bring in q re-
furn in excess Of his SSS weekly wage.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
Jesse Roy Millner Dies.

ksertal Dispatch TO The star
IYNCHBURG. Va, May Jesse
Env AflllneT. Is years Of age. son Of Mr.,
s.6 Mrs A W. Millner. died Sunday
Fxening al his home at C0ffey. Bedford
County. He is survived by his parents,
3 brother. A. J Millner. and two sisters,
Mss Bessie Virginia Millner and Mrs.
i R Ragland Of Bedford County.
Enr.al took place Monday afternoon
from North Bedford Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
S1.98 Luncheon
Sets, S1.39

Porto Rican Hand embroidered
Pure Linen Luncheon Sets, 36-inch
cloth, with four napkins to match.
Attractive colors and designs.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
Error Leads to Wedding.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL.-Gunnar Bjornson, Min
neso.a tax commissioner, has revealed
tAe romance of his wedding, 25 years
ago He was editing daily paper. and
a Canadian girl arriving in St. Paul was
incorrectly referred TO as Mrs" The
editor called 10 apologize and stayed
10 make the mistake good.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
Csc and 75c
TOWELS
39c ;,:is ; 's5

Extra Size Superior grade
Turkish Bath Towels, heavy,
absorbent. close-woven quality.
in all-white or colored-bordered
styles.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
75c Linen
Squares, 39c

So inch Squares, heavy oyster
white pure linen. unfinished edges,
with an addition of lace these will
make ideal tea cloths.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
45c and SEC
TOWELS
29sc

Heavy Double-thread Turk
ish Towels, in an assortment
of popular sizes, good, heavy
weight; various color borders.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

Turkish h Towels, various
sizes; plain white and colored
bordered styles. Good, heavy,
absorbent grades.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

52x52 All-linen Lunch Cloths,
heavy crash weave, just what is
needed for the breakfast suites.
Assorted-color borders.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

Porto Rican Hand embroidered
Pure Linen Towels, huck, crash or
monte cloth: finished with hem
stitched hens.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

Porto Rican Hand embroidered
Towels, guest size; embroidered in
pretty bright colors.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
Great Mill Purchase of 7
Tregulars and "Run of the Mir

afford let this slip by unnoiced Owners
homes should particular this
will the of its kind history. Also the
and Art Linens a that can overlook
Evening star., 1928-05-01

Turkish Towels, in plain
white and colored bordered
styles. Sizes suitable for hand
or face use.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27

WASHINGTON HOUSEWIVES discriminate
among the various brands Of bread and
will 90 to great deal of trouble, If neces-
sary, to get the bread they prefer.
They have chosen Rice's, they have told
us in hundreds of letters, because It has the
flavor they like, the who1esomeness and
nourishment they demand, the whiteness
and fine texture that indicate good inere-
dents and careful baking, because it slices
so beautifully and because it makes such
lovely toast and sandwiches.
If you're not buying Rice's Bread now,
you will want to try it when you've read the
three letters given here. You can get it at
your own erocer's-fresh twice daily.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
THE PRE-. Sid Mt
A DINNER
CUES
Vice President and Mrs,
Dawes to Entertain for
CooIidges

The President ana Mrs, Cool
itige are the guests for whom the
Vice President aMl Mrs Dawes
viii entertain III dinnsF tonight,
Vice President and Mrs, Dawes
returned 10 WaallingtOn yesterday
4 i week IN advance 0k the opening
OF Congress. hut just In time 10
make final preparations for their
dinner for the Chief Executive,
with this event the series 0f 'Isabi-
net dfnnersD Tor the PRESIDENT and
Mrs. Coolidge will get under way.
They viii be entertained next week
BY the Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Kellogg. and the series will con-
tinue until each member Of the
Cabinet has had opportunity to be
their host.
The Vice Presidents brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Beeman
Dawes, have come from Chicago
to attend the dinner
A y
Mrs. Andrew b. Graham LETT
washington today for New York
to spend Tl1anksgivi with
friends. She will be absent for
several weeks.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
Ball For Episcopal
Hospital To Be- Gala
Event: Hardy Annual

THE annual ball for the benehlt
of the episcopal Eye, Ear ana
throat Hospital, to be held at
the willard on Thanskgiving eve
bids fair to live up to 2 tradition
- hrilliance established over long
years Mrs. Faber Stevenson is
president or the board Of lazy
,,a II GERS 81 the hospital and Mrs.
watson Freeman Clark. chairman
81 the BAH committee. Mrs.
clark il assisted BY Mrs. ]. Wal.
ter Harrison. Mrs. Louis Mack ail.
Mrs. David Meade Lea. Mrs. Eli
II HeImick Mrs. Morris Hacker,
and, Mrs.. +. Percy Myers.
The box holders are AZ follows
Secretary Mellon. Countess seen.
enyi. Mrs. James Coiizens. Mrs.
Edward ]. StelIwageIt. Mrs Fred.
ericlx q. Hicks, Mrs. Willard Il.
Rrownson. Mrs. Frank Hume
Mrs 4 walter Harrison. Mrs. q.
R Cecil Mrs. Herbert ] Slocurn,
Mrs q. b. Keferstein, Mrs. Louis
Greene f,es Mrs. Henry w. Fitch.
Mrs. John wv. Burke, Mrs. Mar
ahaH Field. Mrs. Henry g. Fer
euson. Mrs. Clarence G. Williams,
Mrs. David Meade Lea, Mrs.
Frank b. Noyes, Miss Mary p.
Adams Mrs, Charles B0ughtOn
wood. Mrs. q. Percy Myers, Mrs.
Hayne Ellis, Mrs. Wilbur r..
Turner. Mrs. Louis Mackall, Mrs.
r. III. Lynn, Mrs. William Laird
Dunlop, i Mrs: Faber Stevenson.
Mrs. Robert Brooking Mrs Nor.
ris Hacker. Mrs. Anne Archbold,
Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thorn, Mrs.
stephen d. Elkins. Mrs. Frank
Hight, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Bryan
pitts, Col and Mrs. ]. Miller
Kenyon, Mrs. Swager Sherity and
Miss Bessie Kibbey.
Additional members Of the
mems floor committee for the
hal are: william Jeffrfea Cllewn-
inc. tr.. Edward Burr Powell, Ing
ham Mack, Lieut.. Kenneth Hoef.
fel Richard Wilmer Boiling, ROb-
ert wv. Fuller, Bird. George How
land Chase. 3rd, Henderson Greg
ory, and Fontaine Bradley.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Dorsey w Hyde.
III. entertained Conndr, Alfredo
BerardineIli, of Italy, at small
dinner party at the MayfloWer
Hotel last evening with Mt. ana
Mrs. Gardner s. Rogers and Miss
Charlotte Freeman Clark as the
other guests.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell Pope,
OF New York city. are at the
Carbon for several days
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
Good Sport. Shower

The good sport" shower and
luncheon given yesterday by the
Woman's National Democratic
Club was great success, many
gifts and checks being presented
to the club. Among those attend.
ing the luncheon were Major and
Mrs. Oliver r. Newman, Mrs. Ed
ward b. Meigs, Mrs. j. Harry Cow
ington, Mrs. Charles F. Warren,
Mrs. Harry n. Hickey, Mrs. Sam
uel Graham, Mrs. w. r. McGary,
Mrs. Cordell Hull, Mrs. Samuel g.
Major, Mrs. George M. Eckels,
Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell Mrs. Ed
ward A. Stuart, Mrs. Edward
Campbell Mrs. Donald Mcdonald,
Miss Lillian Otto. Miss f.. M. Con.
nally, Miss Eva Morris, Mrs. Ber-
tram Chesterman and Mrs. Thomas
w. Page.
Nine. Duval Soyez will entertain
a number of guests at the Carlton
Bridge Club this evening. One
of the features of the entertain
ment will be a lecture on auction
by Miss Mary A. Beadle, director
of the club.
The Washington times., 1928-11-27
d Eli glItfnI Luncheon
AZ Preliminary To
Miss Walls Debut

Mrs, Joseph stiles Wall. enter
tained at luncheon today III the
Palm Room 81 the willard for
IS young guests, friends of her
daughter, Miss Frances Wall. The
party was preliminary II Mis-
WaIps formal debut On Decem.
ber rs. l'he table, arranged
around the fountain, was de,
corstsd with yellow chFynan.
themums
Beside the del1iIfanfe. the guests
were Miss Marian Jardipe. Miss
1 Rabel Davies, Miss elise Alex.
andAr. Miss Faith Phillips, Miss
Celeste Page, Miss Mary Lee
Phillips. Miss Phyllis Hight, Mis-
Catherine Davis, Miss EllnQF
T0tten Miss Mary Robbins, Miss
Nan IyIor, Miss Margaret Pilsoil, !,
Miss Helen shaw, Miss Betty
Alexander, Miss Anne Carter
Greene. Miss Nancy Boaie, Miss
LaIIa Lynn. Miss Margaret sum
nner. Miss Jean Peoples, Miss
Beatrice LittIekieId, Miss Therese
Carmait. Miss AdaIr Childresg,
Miss Elizabeth BraWner. Miss
Elizabeth Dunlop, Miss Peggy
Tynefs Miss Elizabeth Kennedy
Miss Mary DeyeFeaux, Miss
Dorothy Dial, Miss Mary Ghinn,
Miss lane Crosby, Miss Eleanor
Hunt, Miss Elizabeth Tresc0t,
Miss Marian Russell, Miss Car
roll Henderson and Miss Anna
Robbins.