Evening star., 1928-03-23
.L|NDY'S AIR GUESTS
KEEP PLANES BUSY.
Flyer Uses Two Machines for
Congress Members
and Families.

The Lone Eagle" is no longer a soli-
tary flyer, for Col. Charles A. LindberRh
has added new record to his laurels by
carrying the greatest number of note :
oles of any airman in the country, and
today he continued to add to his list.
The colonel began operations at Boil
ing Field at $50 O'Clock this morning,
and before the noon hour he had car
ried half a hundred members of Con-
gress aloft. using two planes to give
them glimpse of Arlington, the White
House. the Capitol and the surrounding
country.
In the mornings first trip were Mrs.
Gillett, wife of the former Speaker of
the House and present Massachusetts
Senator; Misses Edna and Ellen Hall.
daughters of Representative Hall of
North Dakota: Representative and Mrs.
O'Brien of West Virginia and their
daughter Mary and his secretary, Miss
Minnie Fahrner, and Miss Daisy Rob-
sion. daughter of the Kentucky Repre-
sentative
Ihe second trip passengers were ::
MISS Alice Davis. daughter of the Sec
retary Of War: Mrs. James G.. Penn. the
two sons of Representative Fisher of
tennessee. Hubert and Adrian S. Fish
er: Representative and Mrs, Taylor of
Colorado, Emmett and Pitt O'Brien.
sons of Mr.. and Mrs O'Brien: and
John and Alice Hart. nephew and niece
OF Representative Lindsay of New York.
Baltimoreans Ride.
On the third trip Commissioner Err
nest Lewis of the Interstate Commerce
Commission and his brother r-in-law, F..
I: Appel of indianapolis; Mrs. Alice
Plel, relative of Representative Up
dixie; Mrs. Sara Newman and these
Baltimoreans:
Mrs. Donald Primrose and her son
Donald and daughter Marjorie and
Mrs. Walter Phelps
On the fourth trip Col. Iindbergh
took aloft Representative and Mrs,
Dallinger Of Massachusetts,. and their
son and daughter; Representative and
Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. Buckbee, wife of
the 1utncfs Representative: Herbert
Hunt. Mrs. A. D. Flood. widow of the
former Virginia member. and Scott
Turner director of the Bureau of Mines.
On the fifth trip were: Senator Nye
u North Dakota, and his 4-year-ol son,
James, the youngest member OF any of
the Lindbergh ariel party. and Miss
Gladys Simpson, personal friend of
the Senator: Miss Jenne Kincheloe.
daughter of the Kentucky Representa-
tive and his niece Miss Edna Morgan.
Donald Harold and Adeld. children OF
representative Blanton of Texas, and
Miss Mary Menges. daughter of the
pennsylvania Representative.
Girls Ruse Fails.
On the sixth trip were Represent
ative and Mrs. Crisp OF Georgia: Sena-
tor and Mrs. Thomas OF Oklahoma and
their son: Representative Somers of
New York, Mrs. Nibey, daughter of
Senator Smoot, and Reed Carbon
grandson of the Utah Senator.
Col. Lindberghs seventh hop gave an
aerial jaunt to Misses J. and A. Whit
head OF Virginia. Representative Ruth
erford and his daughter: Henry HILL the
nephew OF Representative Gregory of
Kentucky Representative and Mrs.
Goodwin of Minnesota and Mrs FuImer.
wife OF the South Carolina Represent
ative. On the eighth trip were Mrs.
Pratt, sister OF Representative Shreve
OF Pennsylvania: the son and daughter
OF Representative Dickinson of Iowa,
Mrs. Hastings, wife of the Oklahoma
Representative. and her daughter: the
daughter Of Mrs. Katherine Langley.
Representative from Kentucky; Repre-
sentative and Mrs, Bohn of Michigan
and their daughter Marvel. and DR.. and
Mrs. Julius Klein, director of the Bureau
OF Foreign and Domestic Commerce of
the Department of Commerce.
Lacking the necessary congressional
credentials to go aloft with Col Lind