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The Washington times., 1929-10-17
Infection From Patient
Kills Cincinnati Doctor

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Oct. 17.-Dr.
Harry II. Hines. so, a foremost
surgeon of Cincinnati, died at the
Good Samaritan Hospital here of a
face Infection.
Recently DR.. Hines operated on
a patient for appendicitis. The
case was an aggravated one and
as the opera ton was being per
frumed the appendix burst, The
infectious matter struck DR.. Hines
in the face. 1t il believed that this
caused the septic infection which
brought him to the hospital as a
patient.
The Washington times., 1929-10-17
Halloween Anagrams

Give the company pencils and
paper and ask them to make as
many words as possible using com.
hinations in the word Halloween
beginning with H. then A and so
on as the hostess calls them. Ex.
amples; How. hen, low, lean, etc.
(About five minutes should be al
lowed for each letter..
Small prizes, a paper jack o'lan-
tern or a pumpkin filled with tiny
pieces of candy. may be awarded
tla winner
The Washington times., 1929-10-17
Pumpkin Fortunes

"Twirl a pumpkin. then strike true,
For the name depends on YOU"
Place gummed letters on pump
kin. Hank it by a string and
while it revolvos, PLAYER must stick
hat pin in the letter. This viii
furnish clue to the name of their
future mariner
The Washington times., 1929-10-17
Flour Cake

"Cut the flower cake of fate,
1t your fortune will dictate
Pack dry flour tightly in a deep
cake tin and insert small fortune
telling articles. When ready to
play turn the cake out on board.
Each player must cut a slice and
remove what he finds in it with his
teeth
The Washington times., 1929-10-17
Ga. Refrigerator, and soothtoP Ga. Range Shown
Purchased the Washington Gas
Prizes

SCHNEIDER Peanut Butter Contest YETI
interesting article the best
featuring it, Jane will mail check for $500 One dozen
Schindes Butter will be awarded the
submitting the second best and half dozen jars will be
gven for The and closes
October 21s Of will this
page prizes? You
Address all Jane
Times The recipes will be judged by committee of
threeH Home Economic
The Washington times., 1929-10-17

which a string with a regular fish
hook has been attached.
Blindfold players and let them
blow out a candle. the number of
puffs required to extinguish the
light governing the number of years
before the players marriage.
The Washington times., 1929-10-17

Chicken Almond Sandwiches-One
cup chopped chicken, 8 teaspoonfuls
cream, q teaspoonful salt, white or
graham bread, l cup chopped
blanched almonds, 4 teaspoonfuI
paprika. dash pepper. butter. Blend
the chicken and almonds together
with the cream and add the sea
soninEs Spread between huttered
slices of bread. Either white or
Srsham bread may be used
The Washington times., 1929-10-17

Goblin Salad Two large peaches,
~ whole cloves, bits of red apple
or pimiento, l cup mayonnaise,
Sprinkle lettuce leaves-arranged on
salad plates-with French dressing
and on that place y peach with
the oval side up and stick in the
cloves for eyes and nose. Slit
slightly and slim in the red colors
Tor mouth. Make a fringe around
me goblin face with the mavonnaise
"A pastry bag is useful for this.
The Washington times., 1929-10-17

Peanut Butter with Sweet Pickle
ndwiches-Cream u cup Schind-
ler's Peanut Butter. moisten with
n cup hot water. Then add e
cup finely chopped sweet pickle
gerkins. Mix thoroughly and spread
between thin slices of buttered
bread.
The Washington times., 1929-10-17

Read whats New in Town
and Shop Gossip" by Muzette.
Published every Tuesday in the
Washington Times. It's snappy!
The Washington times., 1929-10-17

When handling freshly laundered
curtains on rods that sag and pull
the curtains. place thimble over
the edge of the rod and it will slide
through
The Washington times., 1929-10-17

Rendering a Service and Supplying a Superior
Product Was the Ideal Upon Which the Chestnut
Farms Dairy-Seected as the Worlds Model Dairy
Plant and Rated 100 Per Cent by the District of
Columbia Health Department-Had Its Inception. A
Glass of Milk With Each Meal and Plenty of It in
Cooking Will Reduce Doctors Bills and Keep the
Entire Family Healthy and Happy
S
Commissioner Health, will
system
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The Washington times., 1929-10-17

Dear Readers-Are you in doubt
about anything? You know the
would-he.g good hostess does not hest
tate to ask questions concerning
the little things she IS not sure of.
Drop a line to Jane. She has an
answer for almost any question you
might ask.
Cordially
The Washington times., 1929-10-17
AppetiZing

OF course, no luncheon, dinner or
even a late supper would be com
plete without salad OF one kind
or another. But it's the salad that Is
easy to make that is popular with
the housewives of today. That's
why the potato salad and cole s'aw
made by the District Salad Com
pany, 519 Eighth street, S. F., Is
so popular. 1t is always ready
Just call Lincoln 9149, give your
order and it will he delivered to
your home. It's delicious too-1ust
like the potato salad and cole slaw
made in the good old daYs.'
The Washington times., 1929-10-17
The Big Item in Baking
Success
1@&@4g@s%:~ g@s:~

No matter how skillful a cook
you may be, IL the flour isn't right
the results cannot be. 1t is very
essential that flour be carefully
selected. All flour isn't alike. What
Is best for the big commercial
bakers is not the best flour for the
family kitchen-and that's where
Washington Flour comes in.
The Washington times., 1929-10-17

Washington Flour is made of a
special growth of wheat, rich in it's
gluten content, and easily work
able with kitchen facilities. 1t is
milled under the most hygienic con-
ditions, in the most modern way,
right here in Washington-and
every sack is guaranteed to give
complete satisfaction or the pur-
chase price will be refunded.
The Washington times., 1929-10-17

Plain Washington Flour and Self
Rising Washington Flour (Which is
the same as Plain Washington
Flour with the correct proportion
Of pure leavening phosphates added
are for sale by grocers and deli
catessens in all sizes from 2lb.
sacks up. Include the Pantry
Pals" in your stock of supplies
and write to the. WilkinsRoger
Milling Company, Washington, D.
c., for copy of their new cook
book which will be sent you with
out cost.
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REAL. ESTATE LOANS.

REAL n ~ A-O.AhN'ts
FIRST Trust LOANS; TO was HEARs
and nearby MARYLAND and Virginia. Also
l0-year instaIlment loans providing Tor can
so os'' 18th. e. Quincy SMITH, INC. NJ. sO57
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C.. REAL ESTATE
In any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
L. HEISKELL. Ills Eve st. NV.
HAVE CLIENTS WILL BUY FEW SMALL
real estate notes If terms, price, security
right Evening. Col. 1858, or address Box
475-S. Star Office,
STOP RIGHT HERE, AND CALL Me FoR
DALLAS D BALL. Main 1916.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
Immediate Appraisals.
1923 18th s St. NV " N MAJ Main s4sl IA.
WE BUY SECOND DEED OF TRUST NOTES
on improved property and first deed OF trust
Tes on Brok ene FUh
TON R; GORDON. Continental Trust Bldg
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST MONEY TO
ond trust notes bought and sold. 8, and
SAFFELL, REIBLE & CO,
Maple st. and Taylor Ave,
Phone Clarendon SIS.
IF YOU NEED MONEY, SEE Us FIRST
pay taxes. bills and alterations to your
JAIN hftAF1-
or Superior Finance Co, Inc,
1891 G. st. NV, Room 206. FIR. 2495.
FIRST TRUST LOANS AT 5iaG AND UP
ward on improved property in the District
nearby improved parts of Maryland and Vir-
ginia Building leans made occasionally
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
14o7 New York Ave Main 1166.
SEE NE FIRsT-lst End AND ard TRUST.
No red tape: quick service. Reasonable.
$780, repay $3.50 wk. $500. repay $3.50 wk.
$500, repay $3.50 Wk. 5000, repay $3.50 wk
$1,000. repay $3.50 wk $4,000 repay $1,000 wk.
50 500, repay sl2. so wk $4,000 repay 90 wk
SO, 500, repay $3.50 wk. $4,000. repay 500 90 wk
Above payments include principal and in
terest and can be arranged monthly and
bi-monthly. DR.. A. HENRY, INC, 1915 Eye
st. NV. (where Eye st. meets N. Y. ave..
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NEW SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
20 Fit. Wide.
$3.50.
6 rooms, pantry. paved street. h.-w.h.,
hardwood trim and hardwood floors through
out. hallway, hall and linen closets, large,
light cellar. Not dark spot in house: large
wooded lot, shrubs; guaranteed construction
$3.50 cash, $6250 per mo. Bus line TO center
Of city. On 4th st. ne. South OF Catnolic
University.
JOHN F. BRAWNER.
Fay Pp. 7 Fao"e 100 Eye St. NV. Ad $3.50:
5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Large corner lot, 80-foot front, shade trees.
Must sell; priced right: easy terms Phone
New Home, Just Completed.
and I want to make a quick sale.
and for that reason have made the
PRICE AND THE TERMS VERY
It's wholly detached home of Co
lonial type, with big porches. wide
lawns and located in the high part
of the Northeast, just on OF ana
overlooking Rhode Island ave. There
are rooms, tile bath. hot-water
heat. laundry trays, hardwood hoors'
electricity--modern and up-to-date'
Struction companies
want 20 deal with you direct and
will be glad to take you to see this
home at any time that suits you II
you will phone
Main 4S46.
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SALE OR RENT SUB. PROP.

sTx-PooM HOUSE AND ONE ACRE OF
land on Conduit road. half mile beyond
District line. Call West 265 Owner, 5348
Conduit I'd. 13'
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A PLEASING HOME.

This cut shows a lovely semi-detached
almost new northwest home of seven rooms
and bath, hardwood floors. cedar closets,
sleeping porch tglassed I'M. automatic gas
heater, hot-water heat annd a number of
other features which go to make UP lovely
home. Garage. A nice yard. Close to
stores, car, schools. etc. Priced at less than
$4,000 and on very unusual terms; 5000
cash. Don't let this pass.
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SALE-HOUSES.
tContinued.)
Gle VEBAND PAHh.
NEWARK ST.

CLEVELAND PARK.
NEWARK ST.
Army officer. leaving for Texas. will sacri-
fee his attractive. detached home, Just on
Conn. ave. in the heart Of this beautiful
SUBDIVISION; contains eight delightful rooms
IS bedrooms. bath, hot-water heat. cleo
c c appraised last year at $4,000
$4,000. which will effect an early sale.
l.. r. GRAVATTE,
'a7 Eve fSen 81 pho Rs"t Georgia asn 1''
$3.50.
SFMI-DETACHFD.
Attractive new semi detached brick home:
Six bright. cheerful rooms. with inclosed
sleeping porch finished as room large
closet With mirror door Cedar closet, hard;
wood floors throughout built-in tub and
hss ouo 1s HateP
large lot garage-in fact. just about every
thing, you can think of is in this house S
from 14th st. car line. $500 cash and only
s65 monthly. Call Lincoln 1874.
snappy su5 Slp Asf home ST First floor has
rooms and bath: second floor. bedrooms.
ri block from cars. viii sell for sis,5oo
Sm''' cash. 'er vs. P. IRWIN.
Phone d Mf1n ssS' $685. stts l4ls Pa g. NV
BROOkLAND BARGAIN.
$3.50.
Grard near 18th me- bedrooms; semi
detached: all-brick modern home. with large
yard and garage . most CONVENIENT ,oca,
cars: completely equipped home. with
weather strips screens, built-in ice box.
ClIAS. ID. SAGER,
s24 14th st. NV. Main So
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SEVERAL 6-R.
modern houses. conveniently located in Sc:
from $3.50 upward, on cash payment $3.50
Also a number Of houses Columbia Heights.
nearby Va in colored investment propsr6y
s4 Ryq iStS eo St. 1916 cola IN Ase ls 1887
500 CASH-$5O A MO.
BUYS THIS Isl NEW GyT, HOME
There's only one left OF this very
attractive group. which has sold so
which is offered.
44OS HAYES st. NE.
6 rooms. tile bath. hot-water heat;
l?rge closets completely s equipped ninoS
D. c.. one Of the best communities
for colored- convenient to stores.
Tbe moh shG paymen teft IS m"ch es
than the rent would he and you will
be quickly owning vour home.
Price, $3.50.
Open for inspection every day and
evening. including Sunday.
Take District Line cars leaving 18th
and ~ Y. ave. NV. They will take
YOU within short distance OF the
Home.
p. B. PINN,
Exclusive Sales Representative.
712 KENYON ST. COL. 5817.
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 81 500.
Near Georgia ave. Groom house on large
lot Opportunity to get good property at
low price.
c. d. SAGER, RealtOr.
924 14th st. NV. Main 36.
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SAIE--HOUSES.

|
CHEVY CHASE-I must sell my attractive
semi detached home at once It Is LOCATED ed
Chase, Just of Conn. ave, and contains
reception hall. large living room with fire.
place. large Ginning ROOM kitchen with pan,
try. bedrooms fully tiled bath. inclosed
sleeping porch. sun parlor, hardwood floors.
hot -Water heat AUTOMATIC storage heater;
your opportunity to obtain real home
at real price. Call Columbia 1928; eve
nineS. Wisconsin 2736.
3-STORY. BAY-WINDOW BRICK NEAR Bird
and G SITS. nw.-ll rooms and bath, heated
by hot water electric lights; newly papered
throughout; equipped with sinks and suit,
rent for SIS. month readily. will sell at
low price OF $3.50 Address Box ATS,
Star office.
modern; large lot; $3.50; 5000 cash. balance
$50 per month. to include all interest. This
Cal oda7 hF S sh s be sold apr
Room 200, 907 18th st. NV. Franklin 1855.
GOING TO OREGON. WILL SELL COM
good income. for $4,000. 1859 Harvard st.
NV. Adams 9947.
2l2 r. /. AVE. N.w.--7 ROOMS. BATH. Os
gain. CAN Mr.. DAILY, STORY & CO. S.2
l7th st. Franklin 400.
1924 38th-6-ROOM SEMI-DETACHED BET
cellent environment. Woodey rd. neighbor-
hood. Open for, inspection, $50 to pm.
ualiy. MAIN Z5U3.
OWNER WILL SELL CHEVY CHASE
stucco home. 8 rooms (includfng 4 bed
rooms). front and back porches. yard. ga
rage, instantaneous INV. heater, INV.
heat: everything modern. 2 blocks from
stores. schools, churches, banks. etc. Call
Adams 1ll9-W. before pm. Sunday, 13'
RANDLE HLANDS-DETACHED. SIX
rooms, ami, garage. etc. Only $3.50;
terms to suit. Mr.. Lee, Main 1896 or Lin.
1882
CORNER ON KANSAS AVE.-s8, $50. ALL
brlck 6-room home. ami. built-in garage;
attic over entire house, slate roof. Easy
terms. Ga. 4l40-J.
LARGE. BEAUTIFUL, CORNER HOME
Suitable for doctor. Two-car garage. Adj
dress Box cav. Star office, 49,
S1X-ROOM FRAME HOUSE. CHEVY CHASE,
Md: desirable location. near Conn. ave;
many attractive features, including breakfast
porch and economical heating plant; for sale
by OWNER direct Phone Wis. 3431.
REDUCED TO 6950-PRACTICALLY NEW
Groom tapestry brick, with hot-water heat.
cleo. built-n garage: on 9th st. NV: small
cash payment. balance like rent. To in
apect. call Mr.. JONES. Columbia 5515. Ia"
4-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, NEAR BLADENS-
burg I'd, $1,000 easy terms 1919 Lewis st.
ne. Atlantic 1851 after $50. Ia
OWNERS HOME. MASS. AVE.-16 ROOMS,
baths. Reasonable for quick sale. Ad-
dress Box l22V. Star office. Ia
COLORED.
For a real bargain in modern home
near Howard University call OWNER at
Shepherd 2734 for information Low price
and easy terms
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SALE---HOUSES.
PRICE. $3.50.

NORIHEAST.
10th St. Just off E. Cap. st. modern
bay-window brick dwelling containing six
large rooms and BATH modern heating plant
electric lights. room for garage. This prop
erty has been priced exceptionally low for
a quick sale. with the easiest kind of terms
TOIlN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Penna. Ave. Sc.
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WILL HELP YOU OWN THIS HOME.
hardwood
% Terms been
YOU WILL WANT TO CALL THIS YOUR OWN.
a
u
w. II. WEST CO.,
Nainss w.
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SAIE-EARMS.

10 A. FINE LAYING LAND. STATE HIGH
way, mi y. line. Montg. Co; houses.
ami. one rms, b.. st. heat; one rms
RARE FIND-REAL COUNTRY. PROP
erty All city improvements. 28 miles
Washington. Fine residence. tenant house
buildings Ia acres, $4,000. j. E. McGiHert,
Poplar He'll. Md.
70 ACRES. l8-ROOM DWELLING, BEAUT1.
full shade trees and shrubbery' = tensn!
and electric railway station; $4,000; terms.
Address Box sew. Star office. - IS
PRINCE GEORGES CO. Md A. A., 6-RM
house. chick. houses duck pond 23z II on
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
IS ACRES, SOUTH RIVER. CLOSE TO DE-
tense Highway: long frontage on water
Address Box 430-S, Star office. ~
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SALE--HOUSES.

Bargain for Colored Buyer.
all modern improvements
40 Harvard St. NV.
exceptional neighborhood and
ph,sain at the price and terms at
b. B. PINN,
7,a E khNyoN s ale Rep.esentstive;.
SMALL RESIDENCE
BARGAIN-S4.25O.
six-ro ooE,I brick house near 4th and D SITS.
investment. Act quick for this
CHAS. ID. SAGER,
924 14th Street n. W. Main 90
You Can Buy This Home
for $40 a Mo.
That's considerably less than the
rent would be. and every monthly
paymen. carries with 1t material
paving all the carrying charges It's
6;room Colonial brick home espe-
Just starting to housekeeping. with
plenty OF room and every modern
1850 L St. NE.
Just off Blsdensburg Boulevard
1here are two bedrooms, tile bath,
COMPLETE kitchen, hardwood floors.
large closets. electricity. most salts
NAL front porch.
Price Is a Bargain.
AND THE TERMS ARE ONLY
$40 A MONTH
Open for inspection every day and
evening. including Sunday
Take District Line car leaving 18th
and N. Y. ave, riding to 18th and H
sts. ne. Walk two squares north or
HARRY A. KITE, Inc,
1919 18th ST NV. MAIN 4sas.
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$9,45O.
$500 CASH AND SIS MO.

20-foot wide. colonial style. light tapestry
brick home beautiful rooms tiled bath with
built-in tub and shower, concrete and brick
front porch, hardwood floors and trim. elab-
crate electric fixtures: master bedroom
across entire front of house: rooms with
entrance to large SLEEPING porch, breakfast
porch with entrance from dining room and
kitchen. large clothes closet with beveled-
edge mirror door. screened and weather.
stripped throughout, convenient to schools.
paved street and alley. This is one of the
finest homes we have ever offered at such
price. See 1t today. Call Lin. 7063-W.
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SALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

25Tc NET INVESTMENT
Owner moving to California will sacrifice
practically new. centrally located l0-apt.
building for $4,000 cash Subject to one
trust of s2l.500. Always 1909 rented. Ad-
dress Box saw, Star office.
ONE SIX-ROOM AND BATH BRICK
One four-family fiat. rooms and bath in
each, Four four-room bricks. Yearly
THOMAS P. BROWN. 6l5 AZ ST S.W.
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A REAL BARGAIN TO
QUICK BUYER.

6 large, outside rooms; all mod
ern plumbing, built-in tub and
shower: house completely screened
throughout; large brick and con-
crete front porch; cold storage
room in cellar; lot IA feet deep
to wide paved alley; convenient to
cars, stores, schools and churches.
1t will pay you to inspect this
house at once. Terms will be sat-
iSfactorily arranged. Open and
lighted until pm.
THIS HOME WAS BUILT BY
WALTER A. DUNCAN.
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A REAL OPPORTUNITY

a REAL OPPORTUNI I1.
A BEAUTIFUL SEvEN-ROOM
BRICK COLONIAL HOME MODERN
IN EVERY DETAIL. NEVER BEEN
OCCUPIED. THE ONLY ONE OF IT'S
KIND IN THIS SECTION UNDER
sl5,000.00 IS PRICED TO SELL
UNDER sl4,O00.00. NEAR SIX
CLOSE TO SCHOOLS. CHURCHES,
THEATERS. TRANSPORTATION A
REAL CHANCE TO BUY AN EXCEL
LENT HOME RIGHT: TERMS CAN
HAMUS, MAIN 1852.
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
Al-Brick Homes of Unusual Beauty Prominently Situated
AT the City'S Highest Point.
EXHIBIT HOUSE
4315 Reno Rd. NV.
Open Day and Evening.
New English and American colonial detached homes
OF g. and rooms, and complete baths and buit-n
garage situated large we'll handicapped lots few
standing qualities including Frgidare real open repaces
cedar Closets double hardwood floors throughout sun
rooms breakfast full atticS slate roofs brass
lighting fixtures and the walls of the big conveniently
equipped kitchen covered with Santa Both
alley paved These homes most deSirably situated
In this high class restricted section and
public private and parocha schools churches stores
transportation.
PRICED $14,50O TO $18500,
Convenient Terms.
Inspect Sunday.
Drive out Conn. to Bureau of Standard west 2
blocks on Pierce Mill road, thence north to houses.
P. H. WILLIS,
Broker.
Main 2670 927 18th st.
The Washington times., 1929-04-12

Mrs. Edward Heating gave a
luncheon today at the Woman's
National Democratic Club for
Miss Florence SpauldinR ana Miss
8eIie Leigh, Of New York. Miss
Leigh d to be guest Of honor ana
speaker at the weekly tea at the
Conversational Club today.
EN =
Miss Mary Boyce Temple has re.
turned 70 Washington from Knox
vile, TeH1ll.s and Is again at the
Mayflower.
The Washington times., 1929-04-12
Women Composers Here
In Pen Congress To
Be Concert Guests

The Congressional Country
Club win have musicale sum
day afternoon when some of the
women composers attending the
Authors Congress Of the League
of American Pen Women will
give a program.
They are Marianne Genet, Of
Pittsburgh: Pearl Adams, Of
New York. and Mary Lindsay.
Oliver. of New York. Miss
Genet's musical settings Of the
lyrics of Mrs. Grace Thompson
Seton are well known in Wash
ington. Mrs. Seton will be present
at this musicale.
Pearl Adams has just had pub.
lished -Four Songs OF the Air"
to lyrics by Lady Mary Heath.
The local musicians who have un-
dertaken the Interpretation of
these, mostly manuscript. com.
positions are Elvina Neale Rowe,
soprano; Caroline Manning, con-
tralto, and Arthur Talbutt, bari.
tone. The members of the club.
their friends, local musicians and
American Pen Women have been
invited to hear this program
which win take place at s o'clock.
in the Ponpeian room of the
Congressional Country Club.
The first and most important
hospitality in connection with the
congress was the Authors Break
fast at the Willard today.
Senator and Mrs. Porter Dale
will return on Monday from a
trip to California. Mrs. Dale.
who is president Of the Congress.
sional Club, will give the welcome
for the club on May IL at the
Mothers Day ceremonies held
jointly under the auspices of the
American War Mothers and the
Congressional Club at the Arling-
ton Amphitheater.
Representative Ruth Bryan
Owen will entertain informally at
4 tea tomorrow at the Wonan's
National Democratic Club. A fea-
ttire of the afternoon win be a
group Of songs BY Agnes Miya-
kawa, prominent japanese
singer from the West Coast.
&&
Mrs. James Witherell, Of
Evanston. ILL.,, who has been
visiting her parents, Representa-.
tive and Mrs. John w. Summers,
has gone to Philadelphia to fill
two reading engagements and to
visit her brothers, Brooks Sum-
n1ers and Paul Summers.
The Washington times., 1929-04-12
For D. A. r.

Mrs. Theodore Hoover, sister,
in-Iaw OF President Hoover, who
mas come to Washington for The
D.sA. r, congress, Is staying at
the LaFayette Hotel. She will
give q reception on, Sunday after
noon from 1 to 6 o'clock at the
lafayette in compliment to Mrs.
Jesse II. Slareve, Of California,
who Is a. candidate for the. office
oe recorder general Of the .. A. r.
on the Taltaage ticket. Mrs.
julius Talmage, Of Athens, Ca,
candidate for president general.
win receive with Mrs. Hoover.
&MN
Mrs. Jesse III. Shreeve, former
Catherine State regent Of the
d. A. r., is giving a reception
this afternoon at the lafayette
Hotel In compliment to Mrs.
julius Tainnage, candidate for
president general Of the d. A. r.,
and her ticket. Mrs. Theodore
Hoover win receive with the
4. -.