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Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-04
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell of I'm.
perial Valley for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AG

J. +. Giles is down from CalcxicO
today comforting with Messrs. Pau
lin and Blair regarding affairs of
the Imperial Valley Improvement
company.
When it was learned that high
schools would begin work this year
at Brawlcy and FL Centre it was
feared the attendance would suffer
at Imperial Valley Union high
school in Imperial The fear has
proved groundless, however, for the
attendance is Al, showing a healthy
growth.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-04
This Washington
Must Explain To
The Authorities

County authorities arcscouring the
county this morning in an effort Il
find Andrew Washington, colored,
Of FL Centre district.
Andrew is wanted to explain Just
why he sold some 40 head of hogs,
entrusted to his care and then took
hasty departure from this vicin.
lty. The hogs have been recovered.
Some time ago Garland Mclean,
who conducts a butcher shop on
Main street and Charles Heath, Il
salesman completed a deal for the
purchase Of the hogs and upon ar
rival here they turned the animals
over to Washington, arranging to
pay him for feeding them at his
ranch southeast of the city.
y few days ago they noticed that
the hogs had vanished and going to
Washington s place they were in
formed by Ms. Washington that
Andrew was not at home and that
she knew nothing of the hogs.
They reported at the shariff's
office and yesto'day afternoon De
putty Shcriffs Sharp and Young in
vestigated. Mrs. Washington is said
to have at first denied knowledge
Of the hogs but latter admitted that
she knew whore they were.
The hogs had been sold to two
ranchers, 20 each. While the ami
mails were worth approximately
81 600 they had been disposed Of for
about $500. The buyers were noti-
fled that the hogs must be return
ed.
In the meantime authorities are
looking for Washington.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Charming Social Event
Of Record in Hvattsville

An enjoyable society function Of last
week In HyattSville was the benefit card
party given at the residence of DR.. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Latimer, johnson ave-
nue., Wednesday night. The proceeds
arc to go to the fund being raised by
Alumnae Association of st. Mary's
Seminary at st. Marys City. st. Marys
County. Md. of which Mrs. Latimer is
member. for the refurnishing Of the
tuition being destroyed by fire several
months ago. 1t is expected that the
dining room will be furnished and ready
for the alulnnae banquet June IL.
The prizes. all donated. were awarded
Mrs. Robert B. Morse. Mrs. William Z.
Howard. Mrs Franklin G.. Tingley. Mrs.
Irwin Owings, Mrs. Maury II. Brown,
Miss Helen Brenenlan, Miss Alice VAN
doren. Mr.. James c. Rogers. Mr.. G.
Francis Owens, MFR John D. Howard.
Mr.. Harry S. Roome. Mr.. T. w. Gibson
and DR.. Latimer Others participating
In the bridge games we're Mrs. Dwight
B. Gait. Mrs. Henry Thomas, Mrs. A.
f. Wells, Mrs. John d. Howard, MRS
Frank S. Hinrichs, Mrs. c. Francis
Owens. Mrs. Edward A. Fuller. Mrs. T.
Howard Duckett. Mrs. II. S. Roorne.
Mrs. @. 3. Furman. Mrs. Theodore J..
Mrs. Kenneth r. Brooks. Mrs. Margaret
Smith.s Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry p. Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Sherman James, Prof and Mrs. Nicho-
las Orem. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bacon,
Washington: State Senator and Mrs
Lansdale c. SasScer, Upper Marlboro;
DR.. and Mrs. G. .. Appleman, Miss Bes-
sic Gibson, College Park. and Me5srs
Maury H. Brown and Irwin Owings. ir.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

brilliant achievements have been laid
to Senator Lochers credit during his
service in Gov. Donaheys cabinet as
director OF commerce, but the one
which pleased his wife and many of
her friends was his refusal to license
the sale of lots from plots and plans
on paper during the Florida land
boom. This action saved Ohioans,
especially its women from the loss OF
thousands of dollars. Equally COM
mended was his unrelenting war OF
fake stock brokers and the ensuing
exposure OF many crooked offerings had
It's reaction among the woman voters
for Locher popularity. Gov Donahey's
mandate to the Senate expires by
statute on December Is of this year.
hut Mr.. Locher has announced his in
tention to enter the August primaries
and try for the seat now held by Sena-
tor FeSs or for the remainder OF the
Willis term. Meantime Mrs. Locher
win return temporarily to Cleveland
and after arranging affairs in her
home. she will come TO washington for
the remainder of the Spring season.
making headquarters as at present at
the Mayfiower.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

Continued from First Page,)
ers which filled the senatorial Offices
of the Ohioan and completely covered
every available space in their apart
ment at the Mayflower. Mrs. Locher,
though not known as politically minded.
lis nevertheless a student OF good gov
ernment and a member Of many clubs
which have that desirable state OF az
fairs as an objective She was before
her marriage in 1908 Miss Beulah L.
Baker of Cleveland. and she has
watched the progress of her husband
from his first struggles with law and
politics since he received his LII. b.
from the Ohio wesleyan College until
his present honors were received from
his intimate friend. Gov. Donahey.
The romance is that of so many young
and high aspirations, but with little
material wealth Senator Locher is q
farmers son. and his love of the soil
is. according 10 his own testimony. one
OF the compelling forces OF his life.
He was born near Riley Township In
Putnam County and as lad performed
all the chores OF the rural youth and
trudged his miles to the country school
He had every collegiate advantage and
can claim three alma matters, the Ohio
State. where he made his first studies
and got the A. B. degree; the Uni
versity Of Michigan. where he dipped
into sociology and economies, and
finally the Wesleyan, where he received
his legal training. His romance began
in the years when he wavered between
being a farmer or politician and after
he had finally decided in favor of
public service and in the camp of the
Late mayor OF Cleveland. Tom johnson.
Senator and Mrs Locher maintain
a handsome home at 1884 East Boule-
ward in Cleveland and always of a
hospitable trend, their duties have been
heavy recently. Mr. Locher Is the first
Cleveland man sent 10 the Senate
since Representative Theodore Burton
left the upper house. He has been
almost overwhelmed by the Joy OF his
friends and their home was the scene
OF nightly leyees until they came 70
Washington Mrs Locher is quite pre-
pared for these sudden demands to
entertain scores OF guests and besides
she has the products Of several fine
farms awaiting her commands. Many
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Mrs. and Miss Winso Honor
Arkansas D. A. r. Visitors

Mrs. Otis WinKo and daughter. Miss
Blanche Wingo, were hostesses TO the
Arkansas delegates for the D. A. r.
CONGRESS at a luncheon Tuesday, honor
Ing the State regent. Mrs. Allen E. Cox,
and vice president general. Mrs. S. p.
Davis. and the State regcnt-elect. Mrs.
Martin L. Sigmon. The business meet.
ing followed the luncheon.
Other guests were Mrs. w. III. Arnold.
Mrs. Frances Mullins, Mrs l.. Fl. Platt.
Mrs. jacques Manier. Mrs. Turner. Mrs.
Hardy. Miss Stella Hardy, Mrs. w. c.
Hudson. Mrs j. L. Horner, Mrs. Eretta
&. Butt, Mrs. Charles II. Miller, Mrs.
John Keinmann. Mrs. e w. Emerson.
Mrs. F. r. DuPuv. Mrs. Henry J. Rich
ardson. Mrs. James H. Carr, Mrs. Bow
man and Mrs. Luce. Also Miss Frances
Mullins and Miss Jane Turner, who
were pages. and Miss Winao. the
regents personal page and chief of
flower pages
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Bay State Society Lists
Leap Year Party Tuesday

The next meeting Of the Massacfu-
setts Society OF Washington win BE- held
Tuesday evening at Wardman Park
Hotel. 1t will be in the form Of leap
year partv and Is In charge of the lady
members. The tentative program, which
has been arranged. will include music
for the first hour, starting promptly at
0 O'Clock.
The ladies claim this leap year party
viii surpass all previous affairs OF the
society held this season. They are
keeping the main feature Of the enter
tainment secret and have a bla sur
prise In store for the men. Judge Mary
OToole will be the speaker OF the eve
ming Mrs. David n. KincheIoc. wife
Of the Senator Of Kentucky, viii en-
tertain with whistling. singing and dia-
lect reading. Other specialties win be
announced later.
There viii be card playing for those
who prefer that form Of amusement to
dancing An attractive prize for each
table is offered Dancing win last until
O'Clock. and music viii be furnished
by one Of the leading orchestras In the
District
The committee on arrangements in
cludes: Mrs. Frank Z. Hickey. chair
man; Mrs. George r. Farnurn. Mrs
Mary A. Hickey. Mrs. Robert II. Kemp
ton. Mrs. James J Sweeney. Miss Elsie
Phalen. Miss Ethel wilson, Miss
Mlchaud. Miss Pearl E. Zefgen, Miss
Eleanor Carleton. Miss Loretta Ryan,
Miss Grace Chamberlain. Miss Helen q
OEeill. Miss Thelma z. Colley. Miss
Adelaide Harris and Miss Agnes " VIII
son Mrs. Bertha NJ. Robbins will be
In charge of the card tables. and az
sisting her viii be Mrs. John A. Cham
berlain, Mrs. John Coxhead and Miss
Harriet M. Cheney.
The list OF patronesses includes Mrs
George r. Farnum, Representative
Edith Eourse Rogers. Mrs. Frederick II
Gillett. Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Mrs.
Proctor L. Dougherty. Mrs. Edward T.
Clark. Mrs Frederick W. Dallinger.
Mrs. Charles L. Clifford. Mrs. Louis A.
rockingham. Mrs. Frank II. Foss. Mrs.
George r. Stobbs. Mrs John J. Doug
lass and Mrs. James c. White.
Members win be admitted By card
and guest tickets may be obtained
from members Of the ladies' committee
and at the door.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

NEW YORK. April 2l,---with the
ov,enins meet Of the United Hunts Rae
i1g Association, society has entered one
Of the busiest outdoor sports seasons
since the war Racing and horse shows
will be of engroSSing interest throughout
the Spring and early Summer. The en-
tertalnments attending these events
especially ON Long Island and out III
weStcheSter, forecast brilliant calen-
oar for many days to come.
After the United Hunts meet come
the contests at Belmont, Empire, ia
raAioa AMI Saratoga tracks. The cards
Offered will be OF exceptional merit
as famous horses from all over the
world are scheduled TO take part in the
competitions
Among the early horse shows will be
the WeStcheSter County exhibition.
which is 70 take place at the West
chester Biltraore Country Club on June
E, 8 and Q. This win be preceded by the
West Point Horse Show at the United
States Military Reservation on June 9.
Members of the Long Island set VIII
have their REPRESENTATIONS in the early
Summer when the fashionable horse
shows arc held at Bay Shore and lSlip,
Both az these exhibitions are famous
for the hunters shown In the ring,
There alwavS are large throngs present,
So keen was the interest in the United
Hunts offerings this week that 1t was
necessary 10 construct additional boxes
st Aoueduct 10 fulfill the demand for
tickets. There was u great number OF
prominent folk at all sessions and 8
series Of house parties is being held over
tbs week end as part Of the Hunts
program, There was sn unprecSaent-
e6ly large list of luncheons.
The officers Of The United Hunts are
John ME Bowman, president: F, AM
h-oSe Clark, vice president. S. Bryce
wing. treasurer. and H. A. Buck. Sec
retRrv. Among the directors are Messrs.
r NJ Alger. John RoSley, 5r.. John
McEntee Bowman, Prank J. Bryan.
Henry w Bun. F. Ambrose Clark. w.
+, Cce, walter n. Jeffords, W G. Lang
ley. Nerrie Sellar. r. Penn Smith, jr..
George Sloane. Eavard Tuckerman. jr.:
l. E. werIng. Edward n, Weld and s.
Bryce Wing.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles c. Aucllincloss
Of i2 East Seventy-drst street have an
bounced the engagement Of their eldest
Daughter Miss RoSanonti Ssitorstall
hslchiaclosS. 10 Burton J. Lee. 5r.. son of
Or and Mrs. Burton J. Lee, also of this
city
! Miss AuchincloSs attended Miss
Chspins School in New York and Miss
Forters School at Pennington, Conn.
and made her debut at ball at the
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Honor Parties, With
Bridge, in Schedule
|. OF Local Social Set
Luncheons, Suppers and DIM
ners Also Add to Chevy
Chase Festivities--Efousc
Guests Entertained.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rodney Galloway
OF Military road entertained at dinner
and bridge wednesday evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Gaddes, who
recently returned from the South to re-
side In Washington.
Mrs. C. L. weigle OF California Is the
house guest Of her mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Edwards, in her home on Florida
street.
Mrs. George Tucker of winchester
Va, was the week end guest OF Mrs
Mary uilligan of Van Ness street.
Mrs. Harold Smith entertained at an
Easter party on Friday in her home on
Military road, In honor of her daugh-
ters, Adelaide and Peggy.
Miss Betty Shaeffer has returned TO
her home on Van Ness street after
spending the Easter holiday In Phila-
delphia as the guest of Miss Florence
Cook.
DR. and Mrs. Janvier w. Lindsay and
their children have returned to their
home on Broad Branch road after
spending the week at their Summer
home at Randle Cliffs, Md.
Mrs. John Walker of Lerox street Is
IN Atlantic City to remain several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Mason and their
daughter. Jean. of Syracuse, N. Y. are
the house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Callahan in their home on Oliver
street.
Miss Mary Crenshaw. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Crensnaw. has re.
turned to her home on Thirty-third
street. after spending the week end in
Richmond, where she attended the con-
vention OF the Alpha Theta Chi So
rority.
- - ~ rAAnefnr is at her hay,nn
on Van Ness street after spending the
week end in Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. Howard Baer and Mr.. Thomas
Boone have returned to New York after
spending the Easter holiday as the
guests of Miss Jean Shull, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shull, In her home
on Window street.
Mrs. Roy Schrider entertained at
luncheon and bridge Monday afternoon
in her home on Mckinley street.
Mrs. f. O. Zies of Hesketh street en-
tertained at tea Tuesday for the art
section of the Chevy Chase Womans
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Karl r. Stuhler of Me-
Kinlcy street entertained at dinner
Sunday in honor of Mrs. o. II. Benson
and her daughters Of Edgemoor.
Mrs Janvier w Lindsay and Mrs. w.
L. Scanlan of the Legation Apartment
were Joint hostesses at luncheon Tues
day at the Pierce Mill Tea House.
Mrs Albert Austin and Mrs. j. G.
Leedom Of wildwood. N. j.. were enter
tanned at luncheon Tuesday by Mrs,
George Parker in her home on Cedar
Parkway
Mr.. and Mrs. MillArd West enter
tanned at bridge and supper Wednesday
evening in their home on Hesketh street.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Of Personal Interest
s To Washington Residents

Mrs. Leonard Schloss. with her son.
Mr. Emanuel SchlosS is in Atlantic
City as the guest Of relatives
Mss Alice Prank and Miss Phyllis
Kronheiner left for Philadelphia Friday
TO spend the week end and TO attend
the University CT Pennsylvania Frater-
n1ty House party.
Mrs, ]. 3. Simon Of Nashville. Tenn,
Is spending two weeks In Washington
with relatives
M and Mrs. A. Liebman are spend
ing two weeks az the Ritz-Carlton Ho-
r. IN Atlantic City. They were joined
br their daughter. Miss Deborah Mae
Lleh-1an. for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King and Mr.
and Mrs Leon Tobriner left Washing
tn1 Thursday for french Lick Springs,
Ind 70 remain two weeks.
Mrs. Maurice Nordiinger Of Norfolk
Va. was the recent guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac Beilrend
Mrs George Harris Of New York is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Joseph
King. Of Beverly Court.
MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Hahn MIR. and
Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Schwartz and Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert S;einen are spending the week
end ar the Vanderbilt Chamberlain,
Old Point Comfort. Va
Mrs E Herr was hostess at luncheon
WEDNESDAY at Wardman ParK Hotel IN
honor Of hrs. B. Kaufman.
Mrs. Ernest Mayer entertained the
Thursday Afternoon Sewspg Circle at
luncheon In her apartment. 2700 Con-
necticut avenue
The Friday Club met Friday at the
home Of hrs. Edward Kohner, 1888
Belmont road. for luncheon and cards
ssofr4 a r4ss~+ A.
Washington and Lee University. accom-
panied by SIR Russell Morrow and Mr.
Bernard Wagner. vino were his house
guests 3Or the Easter HOLIDAYS
Mrs. Jcd KoTnickeT and her young
SoB have returned TO their home tn
New York, after being the guests Of
the formers parents Mr. and Mrs. Ma
tran Kahn. Of Fuller Coars.
Mrx. Isadore GroSner left Friday for
Ne@ York 70 spend two weeks with her
SIS y. Mrs Harry Sefles1nger
& The Washington Eadassaf Chapter
80 Eola lis next regular meeting Tues
6Ay. April "a. at 2:50 pm. in the audi
toTlUra of the Jewish Community Cen
ter. Mrs. Herman HolIander viii open
the meeting with prayer. Rabbi Louis
EchEefel g'ili review Ludwig I,cwisohn's
The Island within Mrs katherine
EertzDeY2 accompanied by Mrs. Maurice
bHgYeg. VIII give program Of songs.
which ss.l be followed By The usual 80
c4al hour
The annual Spring luncheon of the
efapteY wiB b. held "Wednesday st i2 30
ocaock al the City Club, 1920 q street
Mrs. Samuel Golcenberg has been
sDanS3Ig part Of The seek il Proyl-
oenee, Z J.. the guest Of her sister.
MS kaufman whom she accompanied
home. Mrs. Kari kaufman OF New.
YorG also vas the guest Of Mrs. Golden
berg.
Arthur Lyon has returned 10 hiS
studies al Wiaona. Pa after visit ~
hls father Mr.. r. q. Lyon, al Wardnan
Park Eotel
5sE aud Hrs. BENJAMIN K Leon, with
tlleig daughter. Miss Inez Esther Leon.
and her Ganeee. Mr. James z. Green
berg II New YORK, viii be a. home
Sunday night hpID % from 70 ii
DclGGk. ~ 1872 Fairna0nt street
Mrs Samuel ReoDess and daughter
Charlotte. have returned from a Wit In
Atlantic CITY a1ad Pnlladelpsli8
Mrs W e. LoemenDeFg ~ 1899 Spring
foao Was hostess Friday ~ tiae After
boon 6e#lng citcie a. luncheon IN her
home
&rs. Harry Yyauc ia visiting lger son.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

ln-law and daughter. DR.. and Mrs.
Louis s. Kirball. IN Revere, Mass,
suburb Of Boston.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Minnesotans to Be Hosts
To Prominent officials

The guests Of honor at the April
meeting OF the Minnesota State Society,
TO be held at the Washington Club
April % at $3.50 o'clock. will be Minne-
sotans who are prominent In official
life In Washington, including Secretary
Of State and Mrs. Frank b. Kellogg,
MIR. Justice and Mrs. Pierce Butler, SEN
ator and Mrs Henrik Shipstead, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Thomas D. Schall, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Walter H. Newton,
Representative and Mrs. Frank Cla9IIe.
Representative Harold Knutson, Repre-
sentative o. j. Kvals. Representative
and Mrs. William Carss, Representative
and Mrs. Godfrey Goodwin. Representa-
tive and Mrs. August Andersen, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Allan J. Furlow.
representative and Mrs. G. q. Selvig.
representative and Mrs Melvin J.
Mas. Undersecretary Of State and Mrs.
Robert E. Olds. Solicitor General and
Mrs William ID. Mitchell, Assistant Sec
retary OF the Treasury and Mrs. Carl r
Schuneman. Interstate Commerce Com
missioner and Mrs. Johnston p. C-nlp-
bell and United States Prohibition Com
missioner and Mrs. J. M. Doran.
Plans are being made for an inter-
esting meeting. at which there will be
brief addresses. and several musical
numbers will be rendered during the
evening. Good music is assured for the
dancing to follow the program There
VIII be tables for those who wish 20
play cards. Buffet refreshments will
be served.
AS this is the last meeting Of the sea :
son. election OF officers for the ensuing
year will be held. The officers of the
society are Miss Bede johnson. presi-
dent; Representative c. @. Selvig. vice
president; Mrs. Percy M. Bailey. secre-
tary; Mr.. William J. Williamson. treas
urer. and Mr.. Clifford H. Schopmeyer.
chairman Of the executive committee.
All Minnesotans and their friends
have been invited to attend,
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Busy Outdoor Sport Season
InViewforNewY York Society
United Hunts Racing Association Outlines Most
Active Period Since World War-Other
Conspicuous Events Listed.

Rits-Carlton Hotel in December. 1925,
She Is a member of the Junior League.
Miss Auchincl6Ss has many relatives
in this city and Boston. Her mother
is A sister OF Robert SaltonStall, John
Saltonstali and Mrs. Neal Rantoul OF
Boston, She is granddaughter OF
Mrs. Edgar Stirling AuchincloSs and a
great granddaughter Of the late Samuel
Sloan.
Mr., lee is a student at Yale
University. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Another engagement Of unusual in
fercst was revealed in the recent an
nouncement that Miss Betty Brite
Shevlm has been betrothed to Paul
Morton Smith, The announcement was
made by Mr., and Mrs, Marshall II,
Russell Of ITS Park avenue, Miss
Shevlin is a daughter Of Mrs. Russell.
Miss Shevlin's father WAS the late
Thomas L. Shevlin of Minneapolis, one
Of the greatest of Yale athletes. She
was educated at the Fermata School of
Aiken. that was conducted by Mrs.
EustiS Hoffman,, former wife Of Josef
Hofmann.
Mr.. Smith is son of Mrs. Charles
II. Sabin, wife of the banker. and a
grandson of the late Paul Morton. for
mer Secretary Of the Navy. His great
grandfather, ], Sterling Morton, served
in Grover Cleveland's cabinet He was
graduated from the Groton School two
years ago and is n sophomore at Yale.
He has been passing the Easter vacation
here, and he and Miss Sherlin have
been attending various entertainments
given for the college set.
The engagement grows out Of q
friendship Of many years. Because of
their youth-~MiSS Shevlin is not yet
Is and Mr.. Smith is 2o--and owing 10
the fact that Yale undergraduates may
not marry while in college. the we'd
ding viii not take place for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dun Douglass
announced the engagement Of their
granddaughter, Miss Evalyn Dun Doug
lass, to Mr.. Edward Gardner Prime at
tea yesterday at their home. 1856 East
Fifty-second street Miss Douglass at
tended the Masters School at Dobbs
Ferry and Ely Court. She made her
debut in 1925.
Mr.. Prime Is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Earle Prime. jr., of IS Locust
Hill avenue. YonkerS. He was gradu-
ated from Princeton in 1898 and from
Columbia Law School in 1926, and is q
member Of the Princeton and Amackas-
sin Clubs. He is connected with the
law firm of Cravath. De CersdurfF.
Swaine & Wood of this city. The we'd
ding VIII take place in June.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
French Society Circle
Charminplv Entertained

MRS. G. L. @. Anderson and Miss Maud
Scruses were hostesses to the Cercle
Francais de Washington Wednesday
evening at the Rochambeau Apart
ments. where the large drawing room
was well adapted to the occasion, be-
ing the French salon style.
The French-speaking guests especial
iy invited were the Minister of Egypt
and Nine. Samy Pasha. the Minister Of
Venezuela and Sonora de Grisante,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton,
Mrs. Clarence NJ Busch. the newly
elected president of the National League
of American Pen Women. and the
Nine Florian Xurpiilot
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Senator Locher, New
Ohio Member, Given
Cordial Greetings

Continued from First Page)
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Mary Baldwin Alumnae
Group's Spring Meeting

washington Chapter. Mary Baldwin
Alumnae Association. will hold its
Spring meeting at the Thomas Circle
Club. 1926 Massachusetts avenue at
3:45. Monday. Mrs Margaret Kable
Russell. Staunton, Va. president OF the
alumnae. will be the guest Of honor
and Miss Virginia Robinson viii be the
soloist. All Mary Baldwin girls are in
vited TO be present.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Mrs. Johnston in Charge
OF "Old-Tine Quilting

An old-time quilting party was re-
Gently held at the Eagle Gate House,
United States Soldiers Home, by Mrs.
@. b. Johnston. who had as guests; Mrs.
S. A. Morris. Mrs. j. W. Stevens, Mrs.
w. S. Harrison. Mrs. q. D. Hines Miss
Towner, Mrs. Clarvoe. Mrs. Crommet,
Mrs. A. q. Morgan and others.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Covernor-Elect Long
Guest a+ Dinner

The Louisiana Society entertained at
dinner last night at the Cosmos Club
IN honor OF Gov.-elect Hugh Long Of
that State, who is now IN Washington
A company Of IS. which included pres
ent and past officers Of the society, at
tended the dinner.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Dodd
Entertain at Home Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Dodd entertained
at dance last evening in their home
in Georgetown. About $50 guests we're
invited. The spacious house. which Is
vel adapted for such a party, was
charmingly decorated In Southern
su1ilax and Spring flowers.