The Washington times., 1929-08-06
Mrs. HOOUer Receives Books Dealing
With Fear and Prison PSYCHOLOGY
George w. Wickersharn
Sends First Lady Vol
ilmes BY John r. Oliver

&c the request Of George N.
Wickersham, chairman Of
the National Law Enforce
ment Commission.
The volumes are entitled
IsFear" and 'sVictin and
Victor, X and their author is
John r. Oliver. The first
tells the story Of = man tor
nented by various obses-
ions. And the other is q
keen and deep study Of
prison life.
IN Bar Harbor
Just before leaving to join
Mrs. Wickersham at Bar Har-
bor. Me-. where she is spending
the SUMMER, Mr.. Wickershanl,
When on one of his frequent
trips to the White House, stimu-
lated the interest Of the First
Lady in these books.
AS result Of their converse
fion q visit was made to the
attractive little book shop on
Seventeenth Streat--or on II
Street, If your path lies that
Way-and the books were pur-
chased and asked to be sent to
che White House.
Mr.. Wickersham viii remain
1t Bar Harbor for some weeks
before returning to his apart
ment at the WardmRn Park
Hotel.
Mrs. Hoover is still at the Presi-
dental camp In Virginia. having
stayed on with her son, Allan
Hoover. who is recuperating from
an illness.
Paulina 8 Ma
An announcement OF interest is
that stating that Mrs. Nicholas
LOngworth has Joined the editorial
board Of the Book League Of
America, In connection with its
Juvenile department.
This is interesting news to
those who know her In Washing
ton. For Mrs. Longworth has
managed successfully to escape
being on boards and being affilia-
ted with organizations.
However, II this new association
be true, then Il must be credited
10 Paulinas who il beginning to
branch out In her interest in
literature. Thus Tar, her mother
has been concerned with selecting
foe the young daughter picture
/ hooks.
The minister Of China, DR.. w.
who went to Willianstown, Mass,
TO deliver an address at the open
.dng Of the Institute Of Politics,
has returned to Washington af-
Epter stopping over for a day or
two az the guest Of Comdr. and
MRS. Theodore w. Wilkinson. at
Narragansett, r. I.
In Berkshires
Miss Margaret Wylie, daughter
@e Mrs. Katherine ". H. Wylie,
~ the guest Of Miss Eleanor r.
Flick, at Lenox, Mass, for sev.
eral weeks. Her younger brother,
Craig Wylie, is there as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
CrOcker.
Mrs. John j. Whelan is passing
several weeks with her parents
IN North Hatley, Canada.
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Army Chief Engaged
/ The engagement OF Brig. Gen.
Van Horn Moseley. u. s. Army,
B commander Of the First Cavalry
Division at Fort Bliss. Tex, to
/ Mrs. Fiorance Dubois, OF Pine
hurst, ". O., and Englewood, N.
/ o., has been announced by cable
4 from Honolulu. where General
Moseley and his fiancee are Wis
ating.
General Moseley and Mrs. Alice
| Dobhs Moseley were divorced sew
| @ral months ago. They were
married in 1908. Mrs. dubois
Is q daughter Of Mrs. James
Barber. Of Englewood. She OBJ
tanned q divorce from Henri Du-
hois, New York broker, in
Paris about two months ago.
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Miss Elizabeth Howry ana Miss
Mary Howry are the guests Of Miss
Elizabeth Hammond ct the home
Of the Iatter's brother and sister
ln-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays
Hammond at Gloucester, Mass,
and win leave tomorrow for their
camp at the Onteora Club, Tan
1aersville, N. z, for the remainder
ge the summer.
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Miss Mary Selden and Mrs. Rob
1rt Jasperson left today to pass
some time with the latter's sister,
Mrs. HalloclS du Pont, at Watch
Hill, r. Z Miss Selden was the
guest last week OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Richard Morgan, of Wilmington,
@t their cottage at Rehoboth, Del.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Tucker, Of
Newark, N. u, with their children
have motored to washington and
Are at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Tournament
Among the Washingtonians who
motored to Annapolis for the golf
tllrna1nent at the new Greensbury
Eoint Golf Club yesterday were
Mr.. and Mrs Fred B Rhodes Mrs.