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New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

broke up New Britain plays at crit
ical moments and passed nicely with
his mates. Arriuda had the task Of
stopping Thompson and Williams in
their advances and he did a great
job until the final minutes of the
third period.
For New Britain, kid" Williams
and Thompson formed the offensive
combination that finally wore down
an obstinate ball and crashed
through to a win.
: Ii there was ever better defense
man than Barney" Doherty was
last night. he has yet to appear in
this city. Barney" known as the
''old man" of the circuit, showed
item all how to play the game last
night. Duggan with his speed, ke-
hoe with his craftiness, and Muir
head with his agility last night were
unable to play with Barney" He
kept the hall going towards New
Bedford all night. Gazzinga played
a stellar role last night. Pitted
against DugGan. he had the toughest
JS' VA viz Ilool DNC hC dSVAtNSu
himself nicely. The best description
of the work Of these two mon can
be given by stating that WEIGH had
only 81 stops in the game. WEIGH
did some good work in the goal.
Going into the third perd. New
Bedford vas leading three to one
and when Dnggan got another max
ing it four to one, an audible groan
could be heard all over the hall.
However, it was left for Barney"
Doherty to start the ball rolling New
Britain's way when he crashed
goal more than three-nuarters the
length Of the rink into New Bod
ford's cage for a goal. Then the
Williams and Thompson duet started
and it finished only when another
victory had been chalked UP for
New Britain.
1t wa. the hardest uphill fight a
team has been called on to face this
season but the New Britain crew was
equal to the task. Bring on the
other au'ntets now. Waterbury plays
here Sunday afternoon. The score:
New Britain New Bedford
Williams ..1r........ Duggan
| Thompson .... 2r.... kehoe
GazZlnga :. ..c...... Mulrhead
Doherty :...... lib. ....... Arruda
WEIGH ........g. ...... Jette
First Period
Goal Won by Gagged by Time
New Bedford Duggan 1880
2 New Bedford Duggan 1907
Second Period
New Britain Thompson SEA
4 New Bedford Duggan 1898
Third Period
5 New Bedford Duggan SIS
6 New Britain Doherty 6:27
7 New Britain Williams S:3l
s New Britain Thompson 1:ls
Overtime
. New Britain Thompson 3:iS
Rushes. Duggan I. william s:
stops WEIGH 81, Jette 10: foul, Jetto,
| A. nj
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
G.OODRY. DENNY WILLIAMS

Denny Williams. who played with
the Rcd Sox last year and was with
Mobile a few years back. has been
sent to Portland in the Pacific coast
league by the Boston club.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
NOT \ MINUTE. MISSED

"thUcE' Carroll. star Washington
halfharh a"l captain this year play
cd every minute OF every conference
game played by rs team thi. year.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
GLASTONBURY Wins
FROM LOCAL five
Invading Hockey Team Scores
Decisive 10 to ) Victory

Outclassed from the beginning to
the end Of the game. the New Brit.
ain amateur roller hockey club, re-
cvuted from among the best play
ers in the local Autom obile league.
wcV down to crushing defeat 1t
the hands OF the fast Glastonbury
Oakland Pontiac team last night in
the preliminary game at the Stan
ley Arena.
The visitors, classy combination
of ice hockey players, took to the
rollers like ducks take to water and
display neat form in carrying the
ball down the rink and past kap-
Ian, star goalie 'or the local quintet.
Conncry started off for the visitors
with two goals in the first period.
Dill Gagged one for New Britain be-
fore the session ended. T.. Dickan
opened the second frame with goal
for Glastonbury but Gasparini broke
through the visiting defense TO score
a pretty counter for New Britain.
Then Connery came through again
TO cage one for the visitors. Henery
followed him with another while
Conncry returned to ret Two more
for Glastonbury.
New Britain started rally in the
final period in which Gillette poked
two neat goals into the nets but
Glastonbury kept up its hot pace
and scored three also, making the
final count 10 ia ( for ella an hurry
These two teams will meet again
in the preliminary Sunday after
noon. Tho New Britain team will
limo up with Drake, fiery star in first
rush; E.aPointe the coming but
hard luck boy. in second: Gasperini
The SluCger. in center: Buckhart and
llyland. The roNers. at halfback. and
E1plan, star defense man. in goal.
The summary;
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

STANLEY TEAMS TO MEET
IN DUSTY LEAGUE GAMES

Buttmakers and Rulers to Clash Tonight at Tabs Hall
In Feature Game - Corbn Screw Girls to Battle
P. & F. Corbin Quintet - New Britain Machine
Five to Tackle Strong Russell & Erwin Combina-
tion--First Contest Starts at 1880 O'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

Games Tonight
New Britain at Fail River,
New Bedford at Meriden,
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
Standing
TOnig'llt's Games

TOnights Games
Corbin Screw vs.. 2. g. +. Corbin
(sirls>.
Russwn vs.. n. =. Machine tmen.
Stanley Works vs.. Stanley Rule.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21

. New Britain Thompson 3:lB
Rushes. Duggan I. William 8:
stops WEIGH 81, Jette 10: foul, Jetts,
Arruda, Doherty, refereee, Rorty.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
BASKETBALL TEAM READY
FOR ALL-COLLECIAN FIVE

New Britain Court Quintet Launches Campaign Of Five
Games During Holidays Tomorrow Night-Vist-
ing Delegation An Aggregation Of Stars Dart
mouth, Georgetown and Villanova Well Represent
cd-Loca Regulars All In Fine Shape-Start at 9.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-21
LOCALS SCORE OVERTIME
WIN OVER NEW BEDFORD
New Britain Team Battles to Tie 30 Seconds Before
Close Of Regular Playing Time-Thompson Cages
Winning Goal In Less Than Two Minutes of Play
In Extra Period-Jette Proves to Be Thorn In Side
of Hardware City Fve-Duggan Stars

Last Nights Results
New Britain 5. New Bedford 1.
Fall River s, Bridgeport 2.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Mrs. M. o. Chance Hostess
For Women 8 City Club

Mrs. Merritt o. Chance viii be hostess
at the tea given by the Wornen's City
Club this afternoon from 4:3O until
o'clock Assisting will be Mrs. Virgil G..
Miller. Mrs. Bruce Baird, Mrs. Charles
LueCk. Mrs. Gladys B. MiddlemiSs, Mrs.
a. 3. OmwaKe, Mrs Frederick Roman.
Mrs. K. z. Russell. Mrs. George II.
Rutley, Mrs. Charles o. Schudt, Miss
Ada Soleau. Miss Roberta Tull and
Mrs. Frederic r. Whippler. Guests of
honor will be the new members of the
club. Miss Mary Elmira Bier, Miss Dcnna
Bowers. Mrs. George Hay Brown, Miss
Minnie H. Byers. Miss Anna r. Cav
anagh. Miss Katheryn M. Crowder, Miss
Dolores Flood. Miss Anna Elizabeth
Foley, Mrs. e. A. Gardner. Miss Agnes
9. Golden, Mrs. Richard Seelye Jones,
Miss Margaret l.. Kerr, Miss Elizabeth
+. King, Mrs. Laura A. Knott, Mrs. NJ
II. Lemercier-Strocker, Mrs. Peter John
McGoyern. Miss Agnes L.. McNutt, Miss
Helen Munster. Miss Nellie l.. Noe
Mrs. Frank j. O'Connor, Mrs Edwin
Phillips, Mrs. Tillie J. Robertson. Miss
Thelma A. Smith Miss Jane B. Taylor
Mrs. Lewis Turner. Miss Susanne O.
Iurpin. Mrs. Ida l.. Tuve, Mrs. ]. J.
Underwood, Miss Catherine l.. Vaux
| MISS Doretta on Thaden and Mrs. Ed
Winetta S. zurhorst The new life
members will also be guests. They are
Miss Lucie Bernhard, Miss Marion
Clark and Mrs. Margaret Eacho. Off.
GERS and directors of the club will as.
| SiSt in receiving,
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Hertz. to Miss Hortcnse Newmaycr of
that city.
Mrs Milton Hopfenmaier has re-
turned 10 Wardman Park Hotel, after
visit of 10 days TO her daughter, Mrs.
Morris Mand!e, In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles. Baum are pass
ing several weeks in Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Fischer and their
little son Alan of Baltimore spent last
week end with Mrs. Fischer's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kahn.
Miss Herlnenia Lion has returned tc
her home in Baltimore after brief visit
20 her aunt. Mrs. Cecilia Michaelis.
Mrs Edwin Forde announced the en-
Ragement Of her daughter. Miss Elsa
SpsTo. to Mr. Irving Baum Of New York
son of Mr.. and Mrs, Ed9ar Baum of this
city. at a reception In her home in
Pittsburgh. Pa. Sunday evening. March
IL. Mr. and Mrs. Baum attended the
reception, returning 10 Washington
Monday.
Mrs Emil Levy entertained the FRI
day Sewing Circle al her home in Full
ton Courts Friday.
Mrs. Michael Cohen of Baltimore was
the guest Of relatives in Washington last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Jerry Krimke returned
TO their home in Newark. N. j.. Wednes-
day after spending five days at the
Mayfiower Hotel While here they we're
entertained by friends.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Columbian Women Plan
Brilliant Annual Dime r

A program Of unusual brilliance has
been arranged for the twentieth annual
banquet Of the Columbian Women OF
George Washington University, which
is to take place Thursday evening,
April l2. Through the courtesy of the
board Of governors the dinner will be
held at the Chevy Chase Club. .
Among the guests Of honor will be
Nine. Lipa. wife of the counselor of
the .Czechoslovak legation: Mrs. Cloyd
Heck Marvin, wife of the president. Of
George Washington University, and
Mrs. John Bell Larner, wife of the
chairman OF the board of trustees OF
the university.
Nine. Lipa, who is an accomplish
cd pianist. will give q. program OF
CzcchoSlovakian music, attired In the
costume of her native land.
Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr. will be the
hostess OF the evening and Mrs. Har-
pey w. Wiley. president of the Colun.
bian Women, will preside at the BAN
Quct. @s
The committee on ARRANGEMENTS fo,
the BANQUET includes Mrs. Evans, Miss
Harriet E. GarrelS. Mrs, Elmer Iouis
Kayser. Mrs. Frank. Rutter. Miss Nav.
Inc Girts and Miss Emile Margaret
Wnlte, In cooperation with the officers,
Mrs Harvey w. Wiley. president; Mrs
-. G. Chase: first vice president; Mis-.
Juila Macmillan. second vice president
MISS Garrels, recording secretary; Mrs
CHARLES 5. Collier. corresponding secre.
tary: Miss Rhode Watkins. treasure
and Miss Bertha Wolfe. historian.
Canada uses airplanes for controllin,
forest tires more extensively than an,
Evening star., 1928-03-18

works Of the German composers were
discussed and illustrated with solcs b.
Mrs. Harrie White, Mrs. George f
Pickett and Mrs. Harry Lannigan
Accompaniment were played by Mrs
Drischler Mrs. George E. Warfleld and
Mrs. d. C. Book
Miss Sarah Chilcotte entertained at
bridal shower Tuesday evening in
honor Of Miss Esther Akers, who will
be married TO Mr.. Raymond Crupper
Wednesday. The other guests were
Mrs, Horace Howard. Mrs Louis
Gosom. Mrs. Edward Cockrill. Mrs
Richard Mumlord. Mrs Robert Akers,
Mrs. Robert Zimmerman. Mrs. William
Entwistle. Mrs. Thomas Combs, Mrs
McKenney, Mrs. Chilcotte. Mrs. Coffey
Mrs. Cash, Miss Helen Mae thinner
man. Miss Sarah .Chilcotte. Miss Ann
Chilcotte, Miss Louise Chilcotte, Miss
Kathleen. Fletcher. Miss Camilla Eb-
hardt and Miss Margaret Travers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. p. Herring
of Woodstock, Va. we're week end
guests of the latter's parents, MIR. ano
Mrs. Ethan Allen Jones, on Prince
street.
Mrs. w. B. Lunceford and her two
young children, Annie May and Bobbit
Lunceiord. were week end guests oil
relatives in Delaplane. va.
Mrs. James NJ. Duncan. jr.. enter.
tained at bridge Tuesday afternoon IL
honor OF her guest. Mrs. William CLYDE
Payne Of WEIGH. w. Va. =
Mrs. G. w McGuinn Is home from
a visit to relatives in Middleburg. Va.
and had as her guest last week hel
sister. Mrs. John Steele and her small
son. of that place.
Mr.. Earl Fansler spent last week enc
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie.
Fansler, In Winchester.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Virginia U. Stages
Colorful Social Event

The mc-t colorful event of the So
cial calendar Of the University Of Vir-
ginia will take place Friday night, when
the students Of art and architecture
will give their third annual Beaux Arts
bail. Dancing will start at midnight
and viii continue until dawn The scene
of the 1923 ball will he laid in Con-
stantinople, for the theme is "A Reycl
in the City Of the SuItana." The stu
dents In charge OF decorations have be-
gun the task Of transforming the inte-
rior Of Payerweather Hall into palace
Of medieval ByZantiumN
Invitations have been limited 10 $50.
including students Of the McIntirc
School Of Fine Arts. Many visitors will
come to Charlottesville tor the ball and
social events that attend IL, The Alpha
R1 Chi Architectural Fraternity, which
is sponsoring The bail. will give BAN
quet Friday night and Saturday night
Is the time for The annual banquet OF
the Virginia reel beard.
Mf Edmund S. Campbell former
head of the Beauz Arts Institute, who
lis now in charge Of the art and archi-
lecture school here. iS assisting the stu
dents In decorating the atclier, which
VIII make picture Of Oriental spiendor
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Andrews Day Nursery
/ Benefit Patronesses

Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs Dawes head
the list OF patronesses for the card party
for the benefit Of the Mira Mccoy An
tlrews Day Nursery to be given at the
Mayfiower Hotel Wednesday afternoon.
March 20. The committee IN charge
has arranged what promises to be one
Of the largest and best appointed card
parties Of the Spring season, with an
attractive prize for eacn table.
: This worthy charity, whose establish
ment Is at 472 / street southwest Is alb
solutely non-sectarian and cares Tor
the children of mothers who must go
out TO-. work and earn their support 1t
receives no endowmentS o. outside help
of any sort, and must depend ON 5ene-
fits such as the present ono for its
maintenance. '+
Mrs, Charles L. Henry Is chairman OF
the .eofnmfttee having the card party
In charge x Mrs. Roe Fulkerson. presl-
dent Of the organization, in charge of
reservations; Mrs. W. r. Chantlai,d and
Mrs. Walter Ballard in charge OF
tables. and Mrs. Wymond Bradbury in
charge of candy.
Additionap patronesses include Mrs
Harry S. New. Mrs Curtis D. Wilbur
Mrs. William M. Jardine. Mrs. James j
Davis, Lady Isabella Howard MIS-
Hiram Bingham. Mrs. Walter E. Edge
Mrs. Woodbridge NJ Ferris, Mrs. Garter
Glass. Mrs. Wesley l.. Jones. Mts VIII
liam H. McNdaSter. Mrs Lawrence C.
Phipps; Mrs. Francis E. Warren Mrs
Hamilton Fish. jr.; Mrs. Harry g Rams
ley, Frau Kiep, Mrs. Proctor L. Dough
erty. Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs. vii.
| liam W. Cohen, Mrs Frederick G. Hicks
Mrs. J. P. Herman, Mrs. Howard l.
Hodgkins. Mrs. ]. Thilman Hendrick
Mrs. Irvine H. Lenroot. Mrs. Randolph
| n. McKim, Mrs. Charles Graves Mat.
| thews. Mrs Theodore w. Noyes, Mrs
William Mcclellan Ritter, Mrs. Robert
Nelson Stanfield, Mrs Charles v
| Wheeler and Mrs. Charles Bcughtor
WOOD. =, .-a.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
O. Personal Interest
To Washington Residents

Mrs. James Lansburgh left Thursday
Tor Kansas City. Mo. to visit her
mother, Mrs. Mannheim, for several
weeks.
Mr and Mrs. Theodore Peyser are
spending the week end in Newport
News Va. where they are guests OF the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
Peyser
Dr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Heller have
returned from a stay in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Bueno de Mesquita
OF New York spent several days at the
Mayflower Hote! last week.
The yearly luncheon of the Council
Of Jewish Women viii take place Tues
cay in the Community Center at /
O'Clock, TO be followed by a program
describing "A Trip Around the World. "
HIS. Evelyn Collier OF New York Wis
tied in Washington last week.
The Pi Tau Pi fraternity viii give
q sport dance at the Country Club Sat-
urdsy night. March a.
Miss Frances Feist. who is attending
National Park Seminary, left Thursday
fo- her home IN Newark, n. j., TO spend
her Spring vacation.
Mr. Mark Keller will close his apart
naent In the Argonre shortly and viii
sal aboard the Malestic Saturday.
March 81. for England. where ne viii
visit his brother and sister Mr. Isaac
Keller and Mrs. Marcus He will later
SC 10 Bofnbag. India. and viii be absent
sb9sss SIR months.
Tae meeting of the Brotherhood OF
the Eighth Street Temple will take
place Wednesday evening At $50
o'cicck. when there will be q novel
program of entertainment. including
YT2otAen pictures and q i5-minute talk
b. Rev. DR. william Rosenblo0m
Miss Rose Stern, who has been in New
YORK foT several weeks. was the guest
fer several days Of Miss Eleanor Loeb on
Columbia read. en route 70 her home
Il. Frederick, I'D
Nrs. lGaac CYeenbaum Is visiting in
New YORK for several weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Harry Kaplan.
III. and Mrs. Hian Kaufman re-
turned Thursday from weeks stay
s. EeT YQFk
A.r. ard Mrs Harry Sherry are pass
ing several Gays At the Shclbourgle Ho-
". IN Atlantic City. They viii probably
return Tuesday.
The members Of The Home for tbs
aged boaY6 gave d charity bail at the
Arcade ball rom Tuesday evening foi
the benefit Q! t:3e home a. Thirteenth
street ard Spring ROAD
GF. and Mrs A.. Eachman spent last
%eeE END Ia Philadelphia and attended
tf4e reception ~ announce the engage
naens Of The i&tters nephew, Mr. IRWIN
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Spring Dance Sponsored +.
BY Chapter 81 u. DC.

The Gen. J. E. 3. Stre~' r,'s-s''ar
the United Daughters or tnes Confeder
acy will hold its Spring dance at 24O.
Sixteenth street Saturday evening
The proceeds of the dance will be useo
to help defray the expenses Of the Con
federate veterans TO their annual re-
union at, Little Rock. Ark.
The Confederate veterans will attend
as special guests of the evening.
Miss Margaret Cockrell, the president
of the chapter. Is chairman Of the dance
committee The young ladies' commit
tee consists OF Miss Sybil Armand, chair
Hardy. Miss Meta Watts, Miss Doris
Casey, Mrs Wallace Scrivener, Miss Vir-
ginia Alexander. Miss Priscilla Wallace,
Miss Sabine Wallace, Mrs. Lewis p. Gle
phane, Miss Helen Montgomery, Mrs.
w. r. Welch, Miss Lucy Smith, Miss
Nellie White, Miss Stanley Phillips. Miss
Grace Roper. Miss Willie May Darrow,
Miss Liza Carpenter. Miss Ethel Berry,
Miss Elizabeth Long, Miss Beryl P0b-
erts. Miss Marie Buie, Miss Mary z.
Clarke, Miss Blanche Howell, Miss
Elizabeth Jackson. Miss Ole b. James.
Mrs James E. Burns. Miss Leila NJ.
Brown. Miss Cornelia G. Hamilton Mrs.
Johr Mcdonald. Miss Lucy r. Berry,
Miss Gladys wilkes. Miss Carroll Shan
non Miss Dorothy NebIer. Miss Lorear
c. Dorr and Miss Virginia Rynhan1.
Patrons and patronesses are Mrs VIII
| liam NJ. Jardine, Senator and Mft
/ George. Senator and Mrs. Tyson. Mre
| w. W Husband. Mrs. Theodore TILE
! Mrs. Bates Warren. Mrs. Hugh Edward
| Phillips Miss Mary Embrey. Miss Linda
! w. Nance. Mrs BENJAMIN Grady. Ms.
! A. w. Tuck Mrs. Eugene Barr. Mrs.
! William A. King, Mrs. Elizabeth Leat-
! zow, Mrs. G.. H. Alexander. Mrs. f. Fl.
! LYMAN, Miss G. Blanche Sinclair9 Mrs.
Lorena Hewett. Mrs Maud Howell
/ Smith. Mrs. Frank Goodman Mrs Ed
ward F. Wood. Mrs James II. Beg9s.
Mrs. Clara OBJ McCrone and Mrs. ".
! II. Almand. t.~ res
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Women's s City Club Plans
Life Members Dav

Life Members day will be observed by
|. the Wnmen's City Club Saturday after
noon by tea from until 6 O'Clock, for
which Mrs. J. Leo Kolb Is chairman OF
arrangements. The hoStesses will be
Mrs. Medill Mccormick, Mrs. Charles
/. Corby, Mrs. Bessie Parker Bruegge-
man, Mrs. J. Garfield Riley, Judge Mary
O'Toole. Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh. Mrs
Isaac Cans. Miss Jessie Dell, Miss Marie
<. Saunders, Mrs. George A. Kicker
Mrs Frank S. Bright. Mrs. Howard L.
Hodgkins. Miss Jessie Truman, Mrs
Harvey w. Wiley. Mrs. Virginia White
Specl. Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, Mrs.
Peter A. Drury. Mrs. W. b Rogers. Miss
Florence Spofford. Miss Helen Nicolay
Mrs I. B. DodSon, Mrs. Elijah Van
Metre. Miss Mildred II. Clarke. Mrs
Stephen M. Chase and Miss Catherine
c. Ahern. Mrs. NJ o. Chance Is chair
man of hostcsses
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Musical Tea Planned
At Community Center

l., A Sunday afternoon musical tea is to
be given by the Music Study Club cf
the Jewish Community Center at 4
O'Clock today at the center. Prof. Paul
Gropp OF the George Washington Uni
Versity Will speak. There also will be
selections by the Jewish Community
center symphony Orchestra and a
plan solo by Miss Sara Becker. No
cards have been issued. The hostesses
are Mrs Maurice Bisgyer. Mrs. Her
man Hertzberg. Miss Sara Cooper, Miss
Dora Minovich and Mrs. Abe Goldstein
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Morristown, N. j.. accompanied by
their daughter. Miss Parker. are at the
Wardman Park Hotel for brief stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Johannes A. l.. van den
Bosch have returned to Washington
from Holland and are at the Mayflowcl
temporarily.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles b. D. Wood OF
Wilkes Barre. Pa. arc at the Wardman
Park Hotel for few days. visiting thcii
daughter. Miss Eleanor Wood, who at
tends Miss Madeira's School, They
have with them their 6-year-old twin
daughters. Mary and Augusta, and are
accompanied by Mrs. F. w Frantz. also
Of Wilkes Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marshall have
returned to their home in Chevcrly
after spending several weeks at the
Hotel La Fayette.
MIR. and Mrs. D. E. Bradshaw of
Omaha, Nebr.. have taken a suite at
the Wardman Park Hotel and have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs John b
Dawson and Mr.. and Mrs. Mason S.
zerbc Of New York.
Mrs. c. @. Wright has returned to
her home at 1889 Church street north
west, after having been in Easton. Pa.
for six weeks with her son, Comdr. c.
@. Wright lr., who is slowly recovering
from a serious illness.
DR.. and Mrs. D. w. Mears have re-
turned to Washington from PinehurSt
N. c., and are again at the Mayfiower,
where, they spent the Winter.
Mrs. Stephenson-Scott will motor to
New York Tuesday with party If
friends. returning TO her apartment az
the Wardman Park Hotel next Sunday.
Mrs. Alexander NJ. Forester Of Louis
vile. Ky, will come to Washington
Wednesday to spend a week or more.
She will be accompanied by her daugh-
ter. and they will be at the Grace
Dodge Hotel
Mr.. John H. Storer and his daughter.
Miss Emily Storer, have with them at
the Wardman Park Hotel for few
days Mr.. Storer's son and daughter-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore l.. Storer, OF
Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Columbus
left Friday morning to spend the week
end at Virginia Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rosendorf Of
5607 Sixteenth street northwest will sail
on the steamship Majestic March 30 for
a stay of three months in Europe. visit
ing Paris. London. Berlin, Vienna and
other continental cities.
Mrs. Nathan B. Williams. accom-
panied by her daughter. Miss Helen
williams. left Tuesday afternoon for
New York, from where they will sail
Wednesday for several weeks stay in
Bermuda.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Dr.. Moore S Third Lecture
r Due Tuesday Afternoon

The third of series of lectures which
Dr. Thomas Werner Moore Is giving for
the benefit Of Gertrude's School of Arts
and Crafts for Backward Children will
be given Tuesday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock In the auditorium of the Ma
tional Press Club. DR.. Moore is pro-
fessor of psychology at the Catholic
University and director of the clinic for
mental and nervous diseases at Provi-
dence Hospital The course of lectures
is under distinguished patronage.
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turn plagued by little parasitic wasps
that kill the lice.