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New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
Lisbon to Philadelphia
 Flight Now Is Planned

Paris. June F-NurraY kang1In of New York. says his will be non- stop transatlantic flight from Lisbon to Philadelphia. kangun, who iden- tuned himself as former navy and ar mall pilot. announced that his pasSenE bride would be Miss Ser nardine Guttman of Chicago. He met her on the Levlathan on the way to France
 kanSun claimed that an Enslish millionaire, r F. Young. was 10 fur nlsh the plane. a trl-motored Fokker ard fly with them to America as navigator and Co-pllot. The fourth member of the party would be C. F. Johnson Of New York, mechanic, hansun asserted. He explained the purpose of the flight was to estah- ilsh a regular transatlantic air serv- ice
 Johnson and kansun in blue uni forms, hlCh they said were evil dence Of their membership in the "Amerlcan Society for the Promo ton Of AFlatlon," visited the presl- dent Of the municipal council and presented what they termer "felicl- ta'ions from Jimmy Walker" tmayor of Now York)
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
FLORIDA ID SEND
 ANT|-SM|TH MEN
Indications Are That They Are
 Opposed to Him

Jacksonville. Fla, June : LFl - With more than three -fourthe of the vote cast i'll Tuesdays primary tahulated early today it was lndi- cated that Elorlda's unlnstructed delegation to the democratic na- tional convention would be anti Smith in sentiment.
 Supporters of the New York gov- ernor still were running behind the ticket in practically all districts an1 also in the races for delegate-at- largo.
 Doyle E, Carlton was leading for the guhernatoral nomination, but 1t was believed the count Of second choice votes would be needed 10 decide inc issue.
 Trammell had a lead of 70 ooo votes over Governor John W. Artin, who sought to succeed hlm Tn the nted states senate. and Ruth Bryan Owen, daughter Of the late William Jennings Bryan. appeared to have defeated the incumbent, w. j. Sears, for congress.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
Miss America of 1926
 Quietly Married Today

Chicago, .tue : tPt-Miss Fav Ian phler. the California girl who was Miss America of 1926" was to be quietly married today 10 Sidney Sploge', Jr., Chicago furniture man. Miss Lanphier admitted the marital plan following the issuance of a marriage license yesterday.
 The former Miss America" said that only near relatives and friends would attend the wedding. The cou- pie plan to sail tomorrow from New York on the steamship Isle De France, for an extended European tour. Chicago will be their perrna- nent home upon their return, she said.
 Splegel, who is associated with his father in the furniture business, met Miss Lanphier while she Was playing a theatrical engagement here a year after she had won the Atlantic City beauty crown.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07

vigil in the church, and in the day time the pilgrims traverse the penl- tentlal beds" baretooted. Nobody hears ln the newspapers of the pres ldent's participation in these severe religious exercises
 ] owe my knowledge of it to pill srins who have seen him there with hls wife.
 Mrs. Cosgrave the daughter of d well known Dublin alderman. IS d woman of great ability. though modest and retiring She devotes herself to the care of her husband and children, The president has a great personal devotion 10 the Pope, and on his visit to Rome his holiness Pope Plus NJ conferred upon him the Order of Plus. the brilliant star Of which glltters on his breast on ceremonial occasions connected with the church
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
SCOUTS PLOTTING
 TROOP 4'S DEFEAT
Will Try to Wrest Title From
 First Church Group

The decade-old battle cry of Beat Troop I" will again be the vatchNord as the various Boy Scout troops in the New Britain council compete in the annual field day at Memorial field. Willow Brook park. Saturday afternoon. This troop, To- cated at the First Congregational church. holds the city title. and all ways has held It since the first meet in 1915. It now has run of B victories. and the other troops are putting superstition alongside of their own ability in their belief that the time for the downfall of th,s troop has come.
 There will he competition in eight events. starting at 1:3o o'clock These contests will be scoutcraft. first aid friction fire. Morse signal ling. semsphore signalling. knot-ty- irg, fire building and water boiling, pacing. and verbal message relay. In addition there will he an archery contest III the morning. but this will not count in the point score.
 The champion Troop f will again place in the field virtually the same teams IS those which won the 1927 meet and. while the elimination of all athletic events is believed to hurt its chances, it's past strength m the purely scouting events leads to the belief that it will again he a foremost contender. Slow in getting into shape, the troop has been prac- Using hard for the past two weeks
 The going will be rougher than ever before. for many of the other troops have acquired strength enough to be able 10 challenge the cha mpions. American Legion Troop :, which was a runner-up last year. is in even better shape than it was then. Troop 1 Of Plainville has sev- eral dangerous ans, while Troop ., located at the South Congrega- tlonal church. has great strength in the signalling events, The new Troop 2 at the Nathan Hale Junior High school lacks experience. but it dh'o up lol tllls III eHt HuSldNnl and has the necessary scouting 
 Troop 3, with headquarters at the Trinity M. l.. church. is another group which is expected 10 be heard from. as is the fine new Troop 2 of St. Joseph's church. Troop 66. the kensington Legion unit. and Troop 16 of the First Lutheran church are working hard and plan to compBe in most of the events. Three of the staunch contestants Of former years
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
CbNINUNIIN CENTER

Lyons, France June : tFl - Frances most modern community house for workers IS 10 be erected near here in the industrial suburb of Nllleurbanne. There are Soo00 people there. mostly factory employ os. and the amusement and intellec- tual life of the town is to he gath cred in group Of buildings that will form great H.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
Will Rogers in Air
 Crash, Escapes Unhurt

Cherokee. Wyo.. June IF-Will Rogers emerged uninlured from his second alrplane accident within c4 hours when the Boelng Air Trans port, Inc. plane Tn which he was a. passenger smashed its undercar- riaee at an emergency field here last night
 The comedian undaunted by the fact he landed upside down Tn an other plane at Las Vegas. Nev.. yes terdaE. continued east in a relief plane,
 Rogers IS en route from his home Tn California to Kansas City where he will lead a cowboy polo team in q tournament of middle western tours as part of the republican na- 'lonal convention entertainm ment pro gram.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07

Troop 9 Of the First Baptist church. Troop 15 of St. Mary's church, and Troop % of the Lin- coin school-are believed to have lost headway during the past year. while the remaining troops in the council are not accounted dangerous
 Lionel Depot. High school track coach, will be head judge.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-07
Face Disfigured With Red Pimples
 Cuticura Healed |

Nv face was affected with pim-
 pies. They were hard, large and fred. and festered and scaled over.
 The pimples itched very much.
 thereby causing me to scratch, and scratching caused eruptions. lost considerable sleep on account of the irritation. The trouble lasted about eight months and dishgured my face. "I tried different remedies with out any benefit. Tread an advertise ment for Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment and sent for free sample. After using it I purchased more, and in about three months l was healed." tSigned) Miss Helen G. Brown. 3S6 Hyde Park Ave, Ros- lindale, Mass, June ,, 1927.
 Make Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment your everyday toilet prepara- tions and have clear, sweet skin. soft. smooth hands and healthy scalp with good hair. Soap 2sc. Ointment 2s and 5oc. Talcum 2sc. Sold l everywhere. Sample each free. Address | I acuticura Leboratort.s Dept H, Maiden, Masa" ~ Cutiou,a Shaving Stick 2Se.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Delta Sigma Frat Groups
Unite in Closed Dance

The Delta Sigma Fraternity Eastern
conclave held in Washington April 13
and IA ended Saturday night. April II.
with closed dance held at the
La Fayette Hotel More than hundred
couples danced to the strains of the
Dagmoir Band.
The three Washington chapters, Pi
Lambda. Pi Kappa and Pi Epsilon. we're
hosts TO the out-of-town delegations
All present received sterling silver favors
bearing the seal OF Delta Sigma. Among
the out-of-town members present were:
Mr.. Morgan G. O'Connor, Mr.. Kenneth
j. Stanley Of Flushing, NJ Y. and Mr.
c. N. Fisher Of Phillipsburg. N. j., all
national officers.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

day evening, lasting an hour. The solo,
lists were Ruby Elkins Bacon and Sergt
David Martin. Winfred Kemp, cornet-
ist, and George Foster, saxophonist,
with Mrs. Ozabal, wife of Chief Marine
Gunner Emory Ozabal. as piano accom-
panist. Chaplain Witherspoon gave a
l0-minute talk. These programs are
given each month.
The Quantico Marine Choir won
fresh laurels recently when it gave a de-
lightful program at the Broad Street
Methodist Episcopal Church In Rich
nond, Va, last Sunday evening. The
entire choir of 35 sang three anthems
and the soloists were Ruby Elkins Bacon
and Sergt. F. l.. Tyree, with duet by
Mrs. Bacon and Sergt. David Martin.
Mrs. Bacon. wife of Lieut. H. w. Bacon,
has been training the choir for several
months preparatory to the programs in
which the members will now be heard
Chaplain Maurice WitherSpoon gave the
evening sermon. Mayor Bright of Rich
mond welcomed the choir to the city
with a dinner at the Richmond Hotel
and the speakers at the function were
Mayor Bright DR.. Clifford. Chaplain
Witherspoon. Rev. F. r. Chenault. pas
tor of the Broad Street Methodist
Church. and Mrs Bacon. Great ac-
claim was paid the choir at both func-
tions.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Mrs. Chalmers Named Aid
In Mothers Day Exercises

Mrs. w. W. Chalmers, wife Of Repre-
sentative Chalmers, has been named
chairman Of a special music committee
In connection with the national Moth
ers' day" exercises which viii 5e con-
Quoted here under Joint gponsorship Of
the American War Mothers and the
Congressional Club on May 10 a. the
Tomb Of the Unknown Soldier.
General plans ares intriisted TO Mrs.
Peter Goeiet Gerry, wife Of Senator
Gerry of Rhode Island. and president
of the Congressional Club, Mrs. NJ. @.
O'EeiH Of the District branch OF the
War Mothers. and Mrs. John c.
Schafer, wife Of Representative Schafer
OF Wisconsin. and member Of both
organizations. Eeveral hundred mem
bers from all the States are tourney1nz
here for the occasion.
Invitations went out last week To
numerous patriotic organizations that
have sought an opportunity 70 take
part. Ranking officers Of the Army
Navy and Marine Corps will OCCUPY
special stands.
Mrs. Chalmers has arranged for Mary
Jordan, American contralto. who is re-
turning after an extended tour Of the
Orient, to sing two numbers. She viii
De accompanied by the Marine Band
The Army and Navy Bands also are 20
play.
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Invitations have been received from
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar M, Young for the
marriage Of their daughter. Elizabeth
DosweU to Mr. Edward Jackson Egg
born Of Culpeper Thursday evening.
April IS, at o'clock. in st. Georges
Episcopal Church, Fredericksburg.
Mrs. and Mrs. w. C. Woodfn of
Baltimore have departed for their home
after a visit to the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger B. Adams.
Miss Hilda Pullman is home from
visit to Miss Thelma ONeill in Reds
vile, Va.
Mrs. Joseph Crupper, with her two
small sons. Joseph and James. is at
home after a visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Shepherd. in Richmond
Miss Frances Carpenter has returned
to her home in Charlottesville after
visit TO her aunt, Mrs. w. l.. Norford. OH
Cameron street.
Miss Lena McAden has returned to
Mary Baldwin Seminary in Staunton.
after a visit to her aunt, Mrs Matte
West. on North Columbus street
Mr. and Mrs. John Logan again ere
at home after a visit to Mr. and Mrs,
l.. A. Logan in Pleasant Hill. Va Mr
and Mrs. Logan now have as their
guests Mrs. Margaret Miller Of Noun.
Sinai. Va.
Mrs. r, B. Craddock and her three
small sons, Robert. Jack and Beverly.
are home from a visit to relatives in
Greensboro. N. c.
Mrs. NJ. L. Warner OF Roanoke is the
guest of her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Davis. Mr.. Davis
is spending the week in Norfolk.
Mr.. Kenneth Stabler Of New York
City has gone home after visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Stabler. on South Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Ansley Smoot of
Philadelphia were guests last week of
the formers parents, Mayor and Mrs.
Albert Smoot. on North Washington
street and now are visiting Mrs
Shoots parents, Rev. and Mrs Dudley
Boogher, In Fredericksburg.
Mrs Joseph M. Armstrong has ar
rived home from visit 10 her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
A. Armstrong. in Miami, Fla.
Mrs. Robert J. Yates has returned
from Richmond. where she spent the
Winter. and has as her guests her sis
burg. Nd. and Miss Anna Pugh Of
Hamilton, Va
Mr.. and Mrs r. j. Smell are back
from a visit 10 relatives in Bowling
Green, Va.
Mr. and Mrs John S. Morris have
returned 10 their home in Lynchhurg
after visit to Mrs. William T.. Latham
and we're accompanied by Mr. Louis
Latham Miss Anna Latham Is home
from visit 10 friends In Winston
Salem, NJ. c.
Miss Ortha Kibler OF Norfolk Is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Glenn
Miss Lillian Freeman and Miss Edith
Cailan spent the past week end with
friends in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Holden nave
returned to their home In Washington
after visit with the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pred A. Holden. Mrs
r. A. Holden entertained at luncheon
Wednesday In honor Of her aunts. Mrs.
Joseph Champion and Mrs. G. r. Jones,
Of Washington
Mrs. Harry Barton and Miss Mildred
Barton OF Baltimore have left for their
home after visit TO Mrs W. N. Daniel
on South Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Bivens have
returned to Martinsburg, w. Va. after
a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Richard f.
stuart on South Washington street.
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Men OF Syria are sporting latest ideas
IN UHckttpE frnu1 EilrNFe
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Margaret Barnett, national chairman of
credentials Of the d. A. r. Her other
guests included Mrs. Clyde Kelly and
Mrs. j. Russell Leech, whose husbands
are members Of Congress from Pennsyl-
Vania; also Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart
organizing secretary general; Mrs. John
Brown Heron, vice president general;
Mrs. William Sherman Walker, chair
man Of national defense; Mrs. Rhette
Goode, chaplain general; Mrs. AleZan-
der Ennis Patton. former vice president
general; Mrs. Ann Rowland Brown,
State regent Of Pennsylvania; Mrs Bid
die Arthurs, regent of the Pittsburgh
chapter; Mrs. Howard Douglas of Pitts
burgh, and her sister, Mrs. Frank Cur
tis OF Washington; Mrs. Thomas Dur
ham of Philadelphia; Mrs. H. G. McEl-
downey, Mrs. Ralph Lewis Of Marion,
Ohio, who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Heber Votaw; Miss Florence Trumbull
and Miss Bina Day Deneen, personal
pages to Mrs. Brosseau. and Miss Mary
Taylor OF Greensburg. Pa, who was
Mrs. Wyants page during the congress.
Mrs. c. Augustus Simpson entertained
at luncheon yesterday when her guests
were Mrs. Charles A. Douglas. Mrs. Will
liam Wolff Smith, Mrs. William Kear-
ney Carr, Mrs. Charles W. Richardson,
Mrs. Charles j. Williamson, Mrs. Will
liam O. Wheeler, Mrs. Arthur Tirrell
and Mrs. Absalom Waller.
Mrs. Frederick Fridley entertained at
luncheon. followed by bridge, at her
home, 1888 Longfellow street northwest,
wednesday afternoon of last week, for
a company of II guests.
Mrs. Adolphus W. Wells entertained
at luncheon Wednesday for several
Carolina delegates who are attending
the D. A. r. Congress. Those invited
were: Mrs w. w. Rivers, regent of the
David Williams Chapter of Goldsboro:
Mrs. Thomas MCGEE, State director OF
the e. A. r., Winston Salem Mrs. Mat
hew Heyes and Miss Mary l.. Baykir
OF Wilmington, Mrs Goodwin E. Ellis
worth of this city and Mrs. Mary w
Hunter Of Nebraska. formerly of North
Carolina.
MES Florence z. Ward will entertain
at tea this afternoon in honor of hel
guest. Mrs. Maurice Deem Of Chicago
who is visiting Miss Ward at the latter's
home on Sunward Turn, Alexandria.
Mrs. William Foster Burdick was
hostess at bridge Friday afternoon, fol-
lowed by tea
Lieut.. and Mrs. G. P. Smallman were
hosts at dinner last night at the VIII
lard. Their guests were Capt. and Mrs
George Unmacht. Capt. and Mrs JEFF
ferson Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred War
ren, Lieut. and Mrs. r. ]. Monteith
Lieut.. H. F. Gingrich and Mrs. Jewell
After dinner the party attended the
ball given by the commissioned officers
Of the Navy and Marine Corps. also at
the Willard.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

Aida Of the Royal Spanish Air Service
Vne o. the spanish aviators who few
from Palos, Spain. 10 Bnenos Aires this
spring Capt. Aida is in this country
70 make preparations for hts conter,-
plated round-the- world flight. He utll
accompany Maj. Casa Jus TO Washing
Ton wednesday and will be his guest
AT the Wardman Park Hotel during. his
Sojourn In the capital.
The military attache Of the Italian
embassy, Brig. Gen. Augusta Villa. will
close his apartment at the Wardman
Fark Hotel the latter part OF the month
and VIII sail wednesday, May Q, on the
Aquitania for Europe He will VISIT his
ofoLner IN Paris en- route 10 his home
ia ltaiy, where he will remain for two
nIohtns, returning TO Washington early
In August.
The naval attache Of the French en-
oaSsy and Mrs. Hetherington returned
from a visit in the South.
The air attache OF the British en-
oassy and Mre Hetherington returned
Yesterday from Detroit. where they at
tenceo the aH-American air exhibit.
The commercial counselor Of the
swedish legation, M Gustav Weldel
mas returned from the Pacific Coast
ana has joined Nine. Weidel in their
nome on Twenty-hrst street
The secretary Of the Peruvian leea-
Ton and Sonora de Eedoya viii enter
Laln at dinner this evening at the
Wardman Park Hotel in compliment To
Comdf- Luis AubrY, who is naval at
tachs OF the Peruvian legation in Paris,
and Sonora Aubry.
Sonora de Bed0ya will leave for Call
IorniA Wednesday 70 spend the early
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles C. Mattison.
The assistant military attache Of the
French embassy and Nine. Lombard
have returned from Cleveland, where
tney were guests IN the country home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott. The for
neT was chairman of the Munitions
Board during the World War.
The third secretary Of the British
embassy, MT Henry l.. d'A Hopkins0n.
returned 10 Washington Thursday. after
accompanying Mrs. Hopkinson 10 New
YORK, from which port she sailed Wed
nesday for England She will return to
this country the middle Of May,
The attache Of the British embassy
and Mrs Harold IL Sims Will return
tomorrow from Atlantic City. Mrs.
Sims has been there for 10 days, and
where Mr Sims joined her yesterday.
The military attache of the japanese
embassy. Col hobHru MOrita /. j. A.,
Will be host At q reception 10 be given
tomorrow afternoon IN the east room of
the MagIoWeT
Evening star., 1928-04-22
North Dakotans Honor
Retiring u. S. Official

The members Of the North Dakota
State Society will hold a reception at
$3.50 o'clock. Saturday evening, April %.
at the headquarters American Associa-
ton Of University Women. 1924 I
street northwest. in honor of Mr.. Frank
White, retiring Treasurer of the United
States and president Of the North Da-
kota Society. who will leave the first CT
May to reside in CHATTANOOGA. Teun.
After the reception the North and
South Dakota Societies will Join In
dancing and cards.
It is believed that there viii be an
especially large attendance as Mr.. White
was governor Of the State Of North d.
kota and has taken an active part n
advancing the interests Of the State.
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del, and his daughter. Mile. Claudel.
VIII return tomorrow from Atlanta, Ga.
where they have been guests Of Gov.
Hsrdnlan. They also have visited in
Macon and other Southern cities.
81. Claudel viii 20 20 New York to at
tend dinner Thursday evening, May
II. which viii be given in the Ritz
Carton Hotel by Mr.. Percy s. Strauss
The Ambassador viii share honors with
the Ambassador Of Germany. Herr Won
Prlttwitz und Gaaron: the Minister Of
Austria, Mr.. Prochnik. and the Minister
Of Sweden. Mr. Bostrom.
The Minister Of Portugal and VS.
countess date viii return this week
from New York, where they have been
for q fortnight.
The Minister Of Denmark. hGr. Con-
Etsntin Brun. viii go 10 New York
Thursday 10 attend q reception and
banquet that evening. which is planned
in his honor. by the members Of the
Danish colony in New YORK.
Genora de Alfaro, wife Of the Minister
Of Panama. will entertain small COM
pany a. luncheon today.
Sonora De Bogrsn, wife Of the Min
ifter OF Honrudas. who has spent the
Winter IN New Orleans. viii sail early
II Nay for her home in Honduras. The
Minister expects 10 Join her there later
tn the year
The Minister u Albania, M Faik
Ko0itza, viii return ~ his apartment
fn the Aayfl0weg this evening from
ssseg he
reception which was given 70 open an
exhibition % Albanian costumes held IN
the Brooklyn Museum The Minister
gave az address a. the opening Friday
evening
The Minister Of Bolivia and Sonora
&C Medina entertained company Of IL
81 ne dinner csnce ~ the WaKdman
Fsrk Hotel last evening.
STle Bolivian legation. which has
been l0esLed ~ the Wardman PARK
H0tei for four years, Viii he moved the
latter part Of the month ~ l74G @
street. The Bolivian Minister mas leased
the home u Brig Gen eud Mrs DION
Williams ii this address AZ legation
headquarters.
The first counselor ~ the Peruvian
embassy sEo senoFs ce ooflzalez Prada
who are motoring through Europe
spent last week In AadriG after being
tag time IN Paris They VIII drive
this week " Seville tor short stay,
9'fae honorary counselor of the italian
embassy sE4d EigflorE Cataiani viii en-
aertsin 81 dinner Tuesday evening in
ssgf1plinaent W Miss Janet Phillips
daughter NJ former Representative and
Mrs. Thomas w Phillips lr., and tler
nsnek. Nr lssnGeF McCOTmick Good
hart commercial secretary u the Brit
tgI1 embassy whose marriage viii take
place Saturday.
Tie counselor ~ the Hungarian lfgav
ton aud Nine Feleny3 viii sail SstuFs
day for New York after spending ssy-
eYsl months ia Europe
The military attache ~ tkf Spanish
embassy Mst Casaj3s vent 10 New
9ork yesterday W meet Capt. RUIZ CO
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Past Grand Matrons. O.E.S.,
Hostesses at Luncheon

The past grand matrons of the East
ern Star entertained at a luncheon Fri
day at the Grace Dodge Hotel. Mrs.
M. T. O'Brien was in charge Of the ar
rangements for the party. There were
covers for 80.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

The women's prison for those con-
victed in Madrid is spacious institu-
ton under the direction of men. but ne
actual guardianship Of the prisoners is
confided to nuns
Evening star., 1928-04-22
TO BUY SHILOH TRACTS.
Government Will Purchase Part Of
battle-ground.

Two additional tracts sf land within
the boundary Of the Shiloh hAtimai
Military PARK, In Shiloh, are 10 be- Durs
chased by the War Department. One ot
these tracts, comprising ~ aeres, IL
owned ny w w Harrison and the other
~ acres Is owned by w W. Harrison
Both tracts are included IN The limits Of
the Shiloh battle-ground of ciyu War
taDaa
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Men Of Syria are sporting latest ideas
In neckties from Europe
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Diplomatic World Records
Notable Social Functions

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Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Stebbins Of
New YORK are the guests Of Col. and
Mrs James Brady Mitchell in their
Apartment at the Mayhower.
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Dinner for Vice President
And Mrs. Dawes Is Notable

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Genora De AliaTo, wife Of the Minister
Of Panama. will entertain small COM
psny a. luncheon today.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

Sonora De Bogrsn, wife Of the Min
lister Of Honr9daE. who has spent the
Winter In New Orleans. viii sail early
II Nay for her home in Honduras. The
Minister expects 10 Join her there later
tn the year.