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COLONIAL FRESHMEN
BEAT NAVY B TEAM

ANNAPOLIS, Md. November 16.-1n
a game of foot ball played under odd
conditions, but very well played by
the winners, the freshmen OF George
Washington University defeated the
Naval Academy squad B here this aft
ernoon, 1S to o, touchdowns being made
in all the periods but the first.
The game was played on the same
AeId as the varsity contest between
the Naval Academy and Wake Forest,
the first half before the big game, the
third qGarter during the intermlsslon
and the final quarter after it was over.
A 35-yard pass from Wells to Sturde-
want put the visitors on the Nays s.
ward line in the second quarter and
Wells carried it over for the nrst
touchdown.
with occasional passes by Wells to
the ends. the visitors relied largely upon
the running game in the second hall
Carlin made both touchdowns. though
the ground gaining was helped greatly
bv the runs Of Kremelmuer.
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EPISCOPAL DEFEATS
SHENANDOAH, 19 TO 0

WINCHESTER, Va, November 16.-
Episcopal High School defeated Shen-
andoah Valley Academy gridmen 10 to
here today in clean-cut, hard-fought
game, in which the lighter Shenandoahs
stood up finely against the heavy line
and backfield of Episcopal. holding them
scoreless in the first half. Episcopal
made its first touchdown in the third
quarter and the remaining two in the
fourth. Episcopal outnumbered their
opponents in first downs. Owens of
Episcopal was the outstanding star
The churchmen were effective in pass
ing.
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WESTERN MARYLAND
HELD TO 60 SCORE

EMMITTSBURG, Md, November l6.
While record crowd jammed Ecno
Field here this afternoon, Mount st.
Mary's upset predictions by holding
powerful Western Maryland team to
6-to-0 score.
1t was Western Maryland's eighth
victory this season in as many starts.
The Mountaineers, who have won but
one game this Fall. showed surprising
power in allowing the Terrors single
touchdown. Doughty. shifty back, slip
red of tackle late In the third quarter
and ran rs yards for the only score.
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HAVERF0RD SOCCERISTS
DEFEAT MlDDIES. 8 TO 2

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, November To-
Haverford College soccer players de-
feated the Naval Academy team today
IN hard-fought game by the score of
3 goals to 2.
In practically the whole game the
two elevens fought on even terms, the
ball being first In Haverfords territory
and then in Nays.
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TARHEEL REGULARS
BEAT DAVIDSON, 26-7
BY the Associated Press.

DAVIDSON. N. c.. November Is
Shock troops" of the University of
North Carolina today gave Chuck" Col
linS Tarheel coach. such shock that
he yanked them, put in the regulars and
the team from Chapel Hill eventually
turned in a 26-to-7 victory over the
Davidson College eleven.
Collins. a pupil of Knute Rockne,
Notre Dame mentor, emulated the
master. but Red" Parrish, Davidson
back. showed his contempt for the Caro-
lima subs by running through them for
81 yards and touchdown, giving David
son an early and unexpected lead
Thad Brock kicked the extra point, and
from then on Davidson battled against
the regulars from Chapel Hill, except
for an occasional substitution.
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C. U. YEARLING TEAM
GAINS EASY VICTORY

Catholic University Freshmen's foot
ball team maintained its two-season
undefeated record by walloping Mount
st. Mary's Props, As to o, yesterday at
Brookland. 1t was the fifth victory in
as many starts this Fall for the Car
dinal yearllngs.
With Donohue, Wheelan, Sheary and
Conroy heading their attack the Fresh
men outclasSed the visitors all the way.
Donohue and Wheelan each scored
two touchdowns.
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Northerns and Waverlys probably VIII
put on spirited contest.
Last Sunday Northerns gave the
champion Hawks keen struggle before
Succumbing IL to O.
Waverlys are particularly keen for a
victory over the Northerns, as they fig
ure they might then get a crack at the
Mohawks.
Reports are that the Cumberland
Collegians have a strong eleven, and the
Seat Pleasant Firemen are primed for
stern battle.
Northern Props will engage National
Press Building Cardinals eleven this
afternoon on the Monument grounds at
3 o'clock.
Next Sunday the Props, who are man.
aged by Ted Otte, will face Petworth
remnants on a gridiron to be selected
and Thanksgiving day will meet Janney
A. C. on the Friendship Field.
Janney A. C. gridders will drill this
morning and are to report at Wisconsin
and Nebraska avenues at 10 o'clock.
Janneys will meet Brentwood Hawks in
a Capital, City League game at Friend
ship Field at o'clock this afternoon.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TILT
SANDLOT FEATURE TO-DAY
Champions Meet Baltimore Eleven at Griffith
Stadum-NOrtherns Meet Waverlys at Silver
Spring-Apaches Without an Engagement.

the most attractive independent andot foot ball game ched
entertain the vgon eleven of Baltimore at Griffith Stadium
NorthernS will WaveryS in
Silver field
will start at 2:30 o'clock
the Fremen of that place will
play Cumberland Md, Colegians at o'clock.
December /, in bat
tie for title today formal competition is
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Lineup and Summary.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Spicer (3), Williams.
Points after touchdown-Yates tpass), Cow
ington (piacementC Field goal-Covington
substitutes: v. M. I-Gregory for Scott,
Chadwick for Smith, Scott for Gregory, Will
liamS for Dunn, Holtzclaw fer Biggs, Shell
for Chadwick, Gravatt for Willard. MarkliS
for Haase. Wooters for A. Grow. Laughern
for Hawkins. Thompson for
liams. Rose for Wright, Spicer for Myers,
Wright for Rose, walters for Forquer, 10th
for Phipps, Urbaniak for Kelly.
Mr.. Carrinston tVirginia). Linesman-Mr.
Russell wv. and -. Field judge-Mr. Will
Mams (VirginIAls
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DEL RAY GRIDDERS PLAY
ARTILLERY MEN TODAY

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 10
Del Ray A. C. and Battery A foot ball
eleven Of Fort Myer will face on Ed
ward Duncan Field tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock.
Iroquois gridders will hook up with
Kennedy A. G. of Washington on Hay
don Field tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock.
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MANHATTAN barriers WIN.

NEW YORK, November 16 (P)-
Manhattan College won the cross
country championship of the Middle
Atlantic States Collegiate A. A. today
with total of IS points. In addition
to having the individual winner, John
Fortier, Manhattan placed men in third
fifth, sixth and tenth places.
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Lineup and Summary.

Substitutions: MISUNDERSTANDING: rlsns
or, Ribnitzki, Norris. Faber' Roberts sno
der, Jones Dyke. Owens, Rule, Ottley ano
Scoring: Touchdowns--Evsns' Miller ano a
NAV Field eoal-Chalmers. POINTS alteI
Schdowns-chalmers. tby placement
KEGS 5Kss;s;r..-Mr. Magoshn tMichiganl. Um-
pireEMr Gooch tVirEinis). Head nnesman
Mr.. Smythe army. Field 1uose-Mr'
Gass uehigh).
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Lineup and summary:
Score by Periods.
aso4s. washington iaGl; :::::: ls s G'SS

OCUIHC WdSIEIIIBIUII+ sssss y v u U
TSushdowns-Andrews 6S1. Points after
(rushl. Points missed after TOUCHDOWN
Andrews to Petty (pass); Mark (drop-kick),
Substitutions: Juniata-Rowles for La
Porte. Cummings for Beeghly, Sproul for
Lucas for Andrews. George Wash:ngton-
Lehew for Francis. Francis for Lehew Nc
Queen for B. Miller. Lewis for Boyle. Cope
land for Francis. Biisoly for Clapper, 3.
Miller for MCQUEEN, Able for 3. Miller.
Referee-Mr. Cummings Boston ColleRel.
Umpire-Mr. Rath Iowa). Linesman-Mr.
Brewer (Maryland).
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Lineup and Summary:

SubstitutionS: Maryland-Hines for Cabot
Ia, Herman for Hockensmith. Plumley for
Fountain. North Carolina-Cole for Nichols,
ShaTkey for Smith, Zoeve5us for Robinson,
Newcomb for Zoevesus. Grier for Hodges,
Philpot for Davis. Collins for McDade.
Donnell for Thompson, Ferrebee for Daniels.
pire-Mr. Morse George Washingtohl
Head unesman--Mr. Henerey clemson
Time of quarters-l5 minutes
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185-POUND CLASS.
Team Standing.

Palace vs.. Meridians. Potomac, No. 2, 3
o'eloek Simpson. u.ua,.,s.. n,,..,.
Field 3 O'clock Tanning.
JanneS VS.. Brentwood Hawks. Friend
ship, o'clock. Stevens and Edwards.
Columbias vs.. Notre Dame, Potomac, No.
2, o'clock. Simpson.
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Friendship vs.. Marions, Fairlawn, 8
Mohawk Props VS.. St, Stephens, Con-
zaga Field. o'clock, Mcclure and Clapper.
Field, / o'clock. Mcclure and Clapper.
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Line-un and Summary.

Score by peflooS'
NAVY SQUAD B.........,.. D
george Washington Freshmen SIS
Touchdowns-Georgs washington Fresh
men-Wells, Carlin ca. ,,,,,.o, pro.h.
Substitutions: George washington FreSn-
men-Bauslier for Vost. Preston for Carhn.
Navy Squad B--Hitchcock for Brausht' Ivra
for Kirkpatrick Scegluh for Haven.
Referee-W D. Maginnes (Lehighl. UNI
pire-A. z. GeiEes (Templel. Linesman-S.
s Scott (MichlRan). Field Judge-J. G., Hol-
lenbeck PENNSYLVANIA. Time OF quarters
IL minutes.
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Lineup and Summary.

score by periods:
Mt. st. Mary's....... o %
Catholic Uni. Frosh...... II u l4-45
Touchdowns-Donohue (2), wheeler ca.
touchdown-Carney C2). Miroslavich.
Substitutions: C. U.-Breeze, Bergen.
Keelty, Monahan, Clinton, Herlihey, Hep
burn, McGary. Flaherty. Miroslavich, Catti
p Gonnor' Hentsler, Conroy, Walsh, Marina,
sullivan. Mt. st. MaryS-Hunter, Brophy
Walsh, Leary, Matthews, Holohan, Freeman,
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pIace-klckl, Armacost lholding BALD.
MacCartee, Krohn for P. LotM Bruno for
Parks. Fields for Bean. Nobletp for Turner,
Cartee, Moore for Macaluso. Baird for
Lynch, p. Lott for Krohn, Carpenter for
Ztesler, Trader for Carpenter, Parks for
Bruno. Weaver for Parks. Bean for Ziegler,
Ward for job, Tarentino for Noblett. Johns
Hopktns-Weitzel for Bialoskorski (Keyes
going to tackle and Weitz to guard, Hubert
Referee-Edward Hastings tCornelD. Um-
pire-George Hoban (Dartmouth), Head
inesman-H 1. Shaw lDavidsonl. Field
of Quarters-l5 minutes.
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Probable line-ups follow for today's

Cl8), Chambers (32), Ritter go, Coyle (20),
sz S Roo saa Russell o. Brown
G0). Munro C24). Burke (l6l, Eddinger u3).
Dewey t6), Abbey 90. Holland (29l, Cox
90, Wilton I8. Referee-Mr. Brewer
tMaryland). Umpire-Mr. Lutz (Loyola).
LineSman-Mr DreifuS (Tulane). Field
judge-Mr. Sherry (Baltimore).
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12S.POUND CLASS.
Team Standing,

Brookland B. G. VS.. Mount Rainier
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Lineup and Summary.

tia, Hoffmeyer for Marshall, Polster for
Johnson; SuSequehanna-Scott for Wormley.
Miller; Delay for Berger. Scott for Molosky,
Glenn for Scott Berger for r. Garman, Mac
First downsMGallaudet, Il; susouehan-
Referee-R. r. stein (washington and JEFF
ferscnl. Umpire. l.. Miller Penn State)
Head linesman-R. r. craig penn state).
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CELT|CS HAVE TEST
IN RICHMOND CLUB
Top-.Notch Virginia SandIot
Teams Clash Today
at Alexandria.
LExANDRIA, Va, November 16.

n The st. Marys CelticS foot
IA ball machine, gaining momen-
1 \ tum with every game this Fall,
will make its bid for the Viz
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of the once of Public Buildings and
Parks and the Community Center De
partment of the District of Columbia
public schools.
In addition to the box parties for
grown-ups tomorrow evening, at least
two box parties will be made up OF
young folk, to whom the age-old tale OF
Robin Hood and the fairies, as written
by England's poet-laureate, Alfred
Moves. is filled with thrilling fascina-
ton. One box will be occupied by
number of the Summer guests of the
Girls Friendly Society from Holiday
House: and a second box will be occu-
pied by a group of boys and girls from
the Wesley Heights Community Club,
who will be the guests of Mr.. w. G..
Miller.
Mai Donald A. Dawson, United States
Army. assistant to the Engineer Com
missioner of the District. will head the
committee of ushers for the perform
ance. and will be aided by Capt. M. H.
Parson. United States Army, and the
officers of the winning companies in
the High School Cadet Corps. Capt.
e. N, Chisolm, United States Army, OF
the ONCE of Public Buildings and Pub
lie Parks, is in charge Of arrangements
at the Sylvan Theater, and VIII be as
sisted on the evening OF the play by
Bow Scouts from Troop No. SO, headed
by Scoutmaster Thomas A. King.
The souvenir programs for "Sher-
wood will be distributed by a commit
tee of young Washington girls, headed
by Miss Alice Louise Hunter, who Will
De assisted by a group of Girl Reserves
from the senior high schools of Wash
ington, under the direction of Miss
Mabel Cook of the Young Womens
Christian Association.
Mrs. J. Maynard Magruder was host
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ess at a shower last evening given in
honor Of Miss Leila Elizabeth Cook,
whose marriage to Mr.. Joseph Donohue
viii take place Wednesday, June 26, at
the National Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception, at Catholic University.
Mrs. Magruder will be matron OF
honor at the wedding. Last evening
the house was decorated with Spring
flowers and the table and cake carried
out the color scheme of pink and white.
Among the guests were Mrs. Richard
Cook, Mrs. Booth Meyer. Mrs. Brintall
Merchant, Mrs. James Lawler, Mrs. Paul
Eichorn, Mrs. George Naphen. Mrs.
Thomas Lodge. Mrs. Ronald Ellington,
Miss Gertrude Van Ripper, Miss Mae
O'Connor, Miss Betty Mcnamara, Miss
Katherine Mannix, Miss Rosemary Sui
Ivan, Miss Agatha Waldron, Miss Anne
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mony. which will be performed at
o'clock, will be followed by reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daniel Finn
are at home at 1918 Douglas street.
Mrs. Finn was before her marriage in
January Miss Susan Frances Hurst,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hurst.
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Sisters to Wed at Double
Ceremony Saturday Evening.

An interesting double wedding will
take place Saturday evening when Miss
Bertha Miriam Robbins and Mr.. EN-
manuel Mencher. and Miss Lillian G.
Robbins and Mr.. Charles Baroff will
be married in the Mayflower Hotel. The
Misses Robbins are sisters and the cere-
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sherwood" in Sylvan
Theater Tomorrow Evening.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant, Mrs.
Will G. Barnes, Mrs. Frederic E. Far
rington, Mrs. Irwin Laughlin and Mrs.
Harvey w. Wiley have taken boxes
for the Community Drama Guilds pres
entation of Sherwood" tomorrow
evening, at 500 o'clock, in the Ma
tional Sylvan Theater, in the Monu-
ment Grounds, under the joint auspices
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Mrs. j. T. WALES will entertain
company at dinner tonight at the PLACE
Deauville at the Wardman Park Hotel
them at dinner at the Deauville tonight
include Mrs. M. D. Wightman, Mrs. K
E. Wright and Maj. w. E. Prosser.
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OLeary, Miss Freda Marks, Miss Kath-
crime May and Miss Madeline King.
Mrs. Frank Van Week is spending
some time at Asheville. N c., where she
is at the Kenilworth Inn.
Miss Florence Manson, Miss Ethel
Continued or Nineteenth Page5
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Walker-West Wedding
At Jamestown Last Night.

Miss Marian Eleanor West, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin M West of
Darnestown, Md. and Mr.. Grover K.
Walker, son of Mr.. and Mrs. McKen-
dree Walker of Gaithersburg, were mar
ried last evening amid a profusion of
palms and pink roses, and in the
presence of a large assemblage The
wedding took place in the Presbyterian
Church at Jamestown, the pastor, the
Rev. John w. Lowden, officiating.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. Her gown was of ivory
satin, and she wore tulle veil and
carried a bouquet of white roses and
lilies OF the valley.
The maid of honor was Miss Alice
Stup. who wore pale pink chiffon and
a matching picture hat. and carried
pink roses. Miss Rosalie West, Miss
Thelma Berry, Miss Naomi Butts and
Miss Eugenia Warfield, all wearing
shaded pink chiffon and carrying
shaded pink roses, were the bridesmaids
The flower girl was little Miss Gertrude
Plummer, whose dainty frock was of
deep pink chiffon, and she carried a
basket filled with roses.
Mr.. Ralph Walker of Gaithersburg
was his brothers best man. and the
ushers were Mr.. Henry Becroft, Mr..
Earle Hoyle, Mr.. Eldred Wells and Mr.
Murray Walker. The marches were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-19

Miss Margaret Tavenver has returned
from Manassas, Va, where she at
tended the commencement exercises at
the Swavely School
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played by Miss Laida Lowden, and Miss
Alice Kingsley sang 20, Promise Me"
and II Love You Truly"
Following the ceremony, a reception,
attended by rs guests, was held in the
home Of the brides parents, which was
prettily decorated. Mrs. West, mother
of the bride, wore a gown of egg-shell
shade of georgette and lace, and that
of Mrs. Walker, the bridegroom S
mother, was rose-color fat crepe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker started for an
extended trip later in the evening. The
brides going-away costume was an en-
semble Of tan georgette, with accessories
to match.
Among the out-of-the-co guests
at the wedding and reception
were DR.. and Mrs. Reginald d. West
and Miss Lee La Fleur of Baltimore,
Miss Miriam Fisher of Washington and
Mr.. Arthur Garrett of Oxford, Pa.
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Miss Jennie Lunsford has returned to
her apartment in the McReynolds at
Eighteenth and G streets northwest
after spending some time in Europe.
She arrived in New York yesterday
aboard the Majestic.
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Miss L. j. Bauer has returned to her
apartment in the Victoria after at
Lieut.. John K. Poole, from the Military
Academy at West Point. N. Y. She
joined her brother in-law and sister,
Maj. and Mrs. F. H. Poole, who went
to West Point from the formers post
at San Antonio, Tex, for the gradua-
ton of their son.
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Mr.. Finn is the son Of Mrs. Edthel T.
Finn and the late Mr.. James Finn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Jamison have is
sued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Suzanne Margaret, to
Mr.. Harold Maxwell Young Saturday
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church.
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Miss Daisy Hinton West and Mrs.
Fannie L. Demover were among the
passengers aboatd the Aquitania, which
sailed today for Europe.
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The marriage of Miss Eugenia Octavia
sykes, daughter of the Federal radio
commissioner, Judge E. o. Sykes, and
Mrs. Sykes, to Mr. Thomas Stevenson,
son of Mrs. Ira E. Stevenson and the
late Mr.. Stevenson of Marion, Md, will
take place this evening at o'clock, in
the home of the brides parents, at 1901
Connecticut avenue.
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SOCIETY
The President and Mrs. Hoover Set Date
for Annual Garden Party to the
Wounded Veterans.

mobile trip to San Diego. Calf, going
by the Southern route and returning
by the Northern way.
Mrs. Robert E. Lee entertained at
dinner Saturday evening at the Chevy
Chase Club in honor of Representative
and Mrs. william r. Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilson Compton and
their four children are motoring to
their camp at Otsego Lake, Mich, where
they will spend the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. willis Howard have
been joined at the Wardman Park Hotel
by the formers mother, Mrs. j. D.
Howard, and his sister and brother,
Miss Eugenia Howard and Mr.. Cecil
Howard, who have arrived from Miami,
Fla. They will pass few days here
and will then go to Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tirney left
Washington today for Bluefield. w. Va,
where they have taken house for the
Summer
Former Representative Ira c. Copley
of Illinois arrived today from his home
in Aurora, Ill, and will remain until
Friday.
Mrs. Blaine Lipscomb closed her
apartment in the Wardman Park Hotel
and left last night for Pittsburgh to
spend a week. Mrs. Lipscombs daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas Dresser White, will
arrive from China the middle of next
week and will pass several months with
her mother at the hotel.
Mr.. Walter Scott Penfleld entertained
at dinner last night at the PLACE Deau-
vile at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Other hosts at dinner at the Deauville
included Col William r. Gibson, Mr.. R.
Golden Donaldson, Mrs. Charles Elliott,
Mrs. e. L. Smith. Mrs. II. Edward
Nicholson, Mrs. william r. Eaton and
Mr.. Stanley Olmsted.
Mrs. Alfred J. Brosseau entertained
informally at dinner last evening in
the Willard roof garden. Mrs Bros
seau was formerly president general Of
the D. A. r.
Mrs. John R. Ash will close her
apartment in the Wardman Park Hotel
and will sail on the S. S. Statendam
Friday. June %, for Holland. She will
visit Germany Denmark, Norway and
Sweden.
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%HE Chief Executive and First
Lady Of the Land viii entertain
wounded veterans at a garden
party Oh the White House lawn
wednesday afternoon, June e.
At 4 O'Clock
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The Minister of Egypt Mahmoud
sany Pasha, will entertain at buffet
supper this evening in celebration OF
Nine. Samys birthday anniversary.
There will be about 80 guests and there
will be dancing.
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Col and Mrs. p. w. Evans of Chicago,
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. T. Evans of Odessa, Tex,
are passing two weeks at the Wardman
Park Hotel. Col. Evans is on two weeks
duty at the War Department.
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The Minister of Switzerland, Mr..
Marc Peter. has gone to New York to
bid bon voyage to his son, Mr.. Marc
Peter, jr., who will sail aboard the
Ma iestic for his home in Switzerland
10 snend the Summer. The Minister
viii return the first of next week.
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Col. Henry May has opened Sunny
mede, his home at Southampton, L. l.,
for the Summer Col May has recently
completed a visit with his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S.
Black, in their home, Allensdale Farm,
at HUNTINGTON L,
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. Joseph
Strauss and their daughter, Miss Helen
Strauss, will leave Washington Satur-
day for Chester, Nova Scotia, where
they have leased a cottage for the sea-
son. They will make the trip by motor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-19

The Minister of the Irish Free State
and Mrs. MacWhite will return to the
Capital this afternoon from Boston,
where they spent about week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-19

The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.
Mellon, returned to the city this morn,
ing after attending the graduation OF
his son, Mr.. Paul Mellon. from YaIe
University. The Secretary also spent a
short time in New York before re-
turning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-19

Mrs. J. MAYNARD Magrudsr was host:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-19

The Surgeon General of the Public
Health Service and Mrs. Hugh S. Cum
ming will entertain at dinner this eve
ming at the Chevy Chase Club in honor
of the Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury Mr.. Carl T. Schuenman, and Maj.
Terry Heath,