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Births, Deaths, Marriages
GEORGE WRICHT

Services for George Wright, ss,
retired ensraver Of the Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing, where he
was an employe for ~ years. who
died Saturday At his residence, 1913
r st, N. W., will be conducted
from the residence at p. m. to-
morrow. Interment will be in Oak
Hill Cemetery, with Masonic rites.
Mr.. Wright's death was believed
due to worry over his wife who
died suddenly last wednesday.
Mr.. Wright was active in various
organizations In this city, being
the oldest past master Of q Masonic
lodge in this jurisdiction. He was
a past master as far back a. 1858
In st. Johns lodge, in the old
Masonic Hall. He was a member
Of the Mount Vernon Chapter, No.
3, Of the Royal Arch Masons, and
the washington Commandery, No.
1. OF Knights Tenplar, the Associa.
tion OF Oldest Inhabitants Of the
District Of Columbia, the Sidero.
graphers Association, which he
served ae president for many years,
and a member Of the st. Andrews
Scottish Society.
He was born in New York, but
lived in washington the greater
part Of his life. Mr.. Wright was
in Ford's Theater the night Presi.
dent Lincoln was assassinated.
He leaves four daughters, Miss
Grace Wright, Miss Sarah j.
Wright, Miss Jessie Wright and
Miss Gertrude Wright.
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JOHN w. GREGG

John w. Gregg. 81 years old, well.
known Washington dairyman and
business man. died yesterday at his
residence, 1425 New Jersey Ave.
n. w. Funeral services will be an
nounced tomorrow.
Mr.. Gregg started in the dairy
business in 1875, and at the time
of his death was president of the
National Dairy Company, which is
one of the largest dairies in Wash
ington. He was farmer in his
younger days and came to this city
shortly after the Civil War.
Mr.. Gregg leaves his widow, Mrs.
Charlotte A. Gregg, and a son, Wal
lace E, Gregg.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

T. J. Galbraith, 81. and Lula NJ,
Wilson, 50. The Rev. J. E. Briggs.
william Losinsky, 90, and Bertha
Slavsky, 10. The Rev. M. Becker.
Mayn, 3S. The Rev. D. j. Snyder.
William M Warren. %, and Ruth T.
Grimes. 81. The Rev. w. A. Lambeth.
Alton NJ. Han. 81, and Carrie e.
sharp, is. The Rev w Nj. Hoffman,
W. E. Schisser, 3s. and e. Lee Will
son. ~. The Rev. E. H. Sven.
Gozlee Brown 26. and Pearl Mosrs
IS. The Rev. q. o. Bullock
Noble Troutman. SO and Margaret
Crane. ~. The Rev. W. G. Lambkln
Leroy Robinson 81 and Lucille
Johnson, a. The Rev. J. NJ King
Charlie jackson q. and Pauline
Ptpket. -. The Rev J. H. Ford.
WnliaT- -St~athsr %, and Kath'
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W. r. ROBERTS

w. F. Roberts, "A years old.
founder and owner of the W. F.
Roberts Company, 1914 H st. n. W.,
died yesterday at his home in the
Ontario apartments, after an i'll
ness for some time.
Roberts was well known in the
printing and engraving BUSINESS in
this city for As years.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Catherine Roberts; a son, Bertrand
H. Roberts; a daughter, Mrs. Thomas
F. Scott, and a. sister, Miss Mamie
Roberts, all of this city.
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WASHINGTON AND ALEX ANDRlA
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Daily Times and Sunday Herald. Is
cents per week. Daily Times and
Herald daily, 20 cent? per weak. Daily
Times and Herald. daily and Sunday.
2S cents per week.
The Washington Herald, Daily and
Sunday. Is delivered by carrier at Is
cents per week: daily only. 10 cents per
week. and Sunday only. 10 cents per
week.
Orders can be sent by mail or kele-
phone Main 5260. Collection is made
weekly by carrier.
RATES BY NAIL
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LANES w. RIrCkL.EY

James w. Buckley, father of Mrs.
James Hagerman, jr., 1917 Newark
st. n. W., died yesterday at his
home at Garden City, No., at the
age of s6, according to dispatches
received here today.
Mr., Buckley has other Washing
ton survivors. They are: three
granddaughters, Mrs. F. T. H.
Sidons, Mrs. Charles E. Connor
and Miss Jamie Hagerman, and
two srandsons, Haywood and Lee
Sidons,
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HENRY r. bones

Henry r. Jones, SO years old,
Washington newspaper man and
former managing editor of the
Washington Post, died yesterday
in Garfield Hospital after having
been In Ill health for eight months.
He had suffered from a complica-
tion of diseases and a paralytic
stroke.
Mr.. Jones entered newspa per
work shortly after his graduation
from Iowa State College. Rapidly
he forged ahead in his profession.
He was successfully reporter, city
editor sAd managing editor of the
Des Moines Leader.
He came to washington in 1903
as telegraph editor of the Post. In
1925 he was appointed managing
editor and served in that position
until i'll health forced his retire.
ment last summer.
MIR. Jones was a bachelor, but
club life never appealed to him.
He was, however, a charter mem
Der of the National Press Club.
He leaves his brother, George
Jones, of Longmont, Col, who is
here to make funeral arrangements.
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BIRTHS

James H. and Eva L. Morsland, girl.
James j. and Marie Buokler, girl
William H. and Elizabeth Sim mons.
girl.
Joseph M. and Ella c. Mccarthy, girl
William NJ, and Dorothy v. Gill, jr.,
boy.
Paul E. and Beauford Parreil boy.
Robert H. and Olive e. Schwarsm an,
boy.
Michael J. and Alberta Mahansy, boy.
John K. and Mary Barontar. boy
Joseph e. and Mary /. Edelen, boy.
Joseph and Theresa Sta, girl.
Charles r. and Lillian Boone, boy.
Eugene r. and Helen Ntckens. boy.
Edward and Hazel Jackson, girl,
Iosenh and Mabel Dorsey yirI
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COLD WAVE BREAKS

VIENNA, Feb. 1s QNs)-The
intensely cold wave which has pre-
vailed over the Balkans has begun
to moderate. Melting SHOWS in the
mountains of southern Jugoslavia
are threatening floods.
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MRS. MINNIE H. n. CLASSIC

Mrs. Minnie Harwood Nash Glas-
sic, widow of Col. d. w. Classic, died
yesterday at her residence, 1900 s
st. n, w. She was Sc years old.
Funeral services have not been an
nounced.
Mrs. Classic was born in Tennessee
and lived there the greater part OF
life. She came to Washington sew
eral years ago and had made her
home here since that time.
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FAIRFAX 5. LANDsTREET, JR.

Funeral services for Fairfax
Stuart Landstreet, jr.. vice presi.
dent of the Landstrest -Downsy
Coal Co. of Huntington. W. Va,
who died Sunday in Cincinnati at
the age of SO, will be conducted at
1890 o'clock tomorrow morning
from the residence of Brig. Gen.
George f. Downey, 2112 Leroy Pl
N. w.
Mr.. Landstreet was the son-in-
law of William D. Hoover, pres
ident of the National Savings and
Trust Co.. of this city.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Eleanor
Hoover Landstreet. two young
daughters and a son.
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STANLEY II. HORNER, Inc.
1O15-1111 f4th st. N. w.
Main. SROO

GRAHAM-PAIGE SEDAN
1928: car has very little mileage and in
excellent condition: liberal payment plan
Graham-Paige Co. OF Wash
inqton, D. c., Factory
Branch, 1929 14th st. N. w.
Pot. 772.
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crime H Brown. 20. The Rev. A.
WiIbanks.
James r. Bowers %, and Helen B.
Powers, 10 The Rev. J. H. Durham.
Julius Diamondstein, 81 and Ida D.
Kushner, %. The Rev. J. r. Loeb
Jean Wenger. 81. and Marie G. Reny'
Leonard P. Cacono. 2s, ana Flossie NJ
Tootill, "a The REV w, u, Hoffman.
Leroy Powell, -, and Ethel Telton,
21. The Rev G. ". Powell.
Thaddeus S. Lark "a and Beatrice
D. Keys. %. The Rev W H. Jernigan.
Irving Jones 81, ana sally Tillman'
21. The Rev ]. T. Harvey.
L. J. Goodwin. SO, and Sarah h.
CsrublAs S5 The Rev. J. e. Briggs
James r Schneider. IS. and Ida A.
KrieEh, 20. The Rev. W. f. Smith.
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DEATHs

l
BoWE-on sunday, February II, lsze,
TuS SowiE' Husband d ths late cSrolss
Of Martha Bowie. Ne iIao isaves thres
nephews, seven nieess and four eTandehh.
Funeral wednesday. February 20. at / 80
2. m, ~ Dents chapel Bladenaburg. Nd.
co cs@ilns fnn.rsl Ti'i1sf psfIors M gsss ca aS Ave-
Brooks this life ssturdsy. FEB
MARY sEooks. ssugSIsSES 3 tie lsts Us: os.
caves ether relifivei ana friends fpnsEal
EFnest Jarvis =. tpni;si paEiers sss%
tieisiinir Relstivss ana 1trisnds iaVissa =
BRoyN-,pn sussssssyy, FEB II. aoSs, at
MRS. KAfE Y. brown. bsioved wife Of
Easshs brown, dsyots9 h2thgr ot Mrs;
Grs. 4ilcs ,, Aoerssh. Note. oi tansEsi
hereafter. Rematna resting ct the W.
loFs lg1''s ssts s'vs and 8 Sunssstoa Msss nS Ave-
cAhHt51SR EEHt51SRTA A0efsS eESsETE assss: assss:
ter Of the late sophls Gensvleve. clsgsett
'nf fua.rsi sss f'S s.ryiss sSss s' .,s. protA.-
tant Episcipal Church. Third and. A
Streets Southeast on Wedpesday stt4r-
-
'EEsgHnsSsR sgs q sars.rr sriss HSs;D. Eio'SsEEHE SsEHErk
EFdFaIfSoN 5sId n so5 Js1tsrsos sts.s aus of
and two brothers Remains resting 81 the
". Ernest Jarvis Co., funeral parioFs, 2222
Funeral Tussday, FEBRUARY 10. at 1p.
Psrldr 6r. ssss sas " a. LS..' zT. S'FS. Co. funeral
JONEs-on Monday. February Is, 1929 st
b.foSsd Sfsi6 Srotssr aospt ~ sorss Hs JoSes
Remsins rsstinE At the y. ". cAspssrs
Streets Northwest pending interment at
PARKER;-=-DsgssEcted th!. u lie sunday, Eeb-
eRIstissn eRRsssss 5ssi, iosi,nd: sAi'f ffRE efFs efFsvza M
d yisSssS dsSRasr .sr e si s. Ss St. IL: Na
ioss iase dsTotsd hus5sd isyss joseph so guTs Pa
snd nd Gsose and RE4a A2's Eve ne Iussd 1
one niece and one step-dauehter. Remains
At Trasisr,s new funeral hSn1e: $50 Khode
iaie fl rssidsnes. rs Is hss9 st. R % a. 0ef
Tnnsfa m fro wfaSps'diE a aEEy BsS'qlayc Bap'l:s ycaStc III
ReIy, r a Tyler ofticistinE Iatsrmsnt
ROBERTs-on Monday. February 1s1e2s,
Boay S.Rss' fs:as q eaSfsrs SffsRsfGass Gas.p
Funeral services will be held at All.
Souls, Souls. Church Church Sixteenth and Harvard
ary go. a 9 ?. N Interment private.
+ e. 7s9a!sss mspd' ssoe 6es0rs wsSdy lgss
W TOWNSEND RUSSELL, p b.
canon Of Warrington Cathedral. beloved
husband of Anna 2. Russell and father Of
services i in BetSiehern Chapel. Washing
ton Cathedral on Wednesday. February 20.
At II .: m Interment private
NOTWITHSTANDING on sunday. February
ss7 Norton 1g ST. e. + ~ 4 m RANMs6M n TTfHsoeeMspSess THoMSs
beloved husband of Matte Thomas. and
the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. West End funerai
parlors.
Funeral Tuesday. February 10. at I
o'clock, from the First Baptist Church. 27th
s16, and Dusms6arton ss;si AYE; 49, Asv; Jan1ss I.
THOAIAs--on sunday, February II. 1aaes
20 70 b ~ rHoaRs TsS5assRse >dso6,z so6
husband Of Annie Thomas and father Of
Funeral Wednesday. February 20. at 2 80
p: n1 from the ssss y Ernest JsFvls Co. fu-
WRIGHT-~Departed this life on Sunday,
February n: 1929. at / 80 m. JAMES
Funeral Tuesday. February 19. at IL .:
m from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral
parlors. 2222 Ga. Ave. n. W.
FLORISTS =
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Takoma Park Bargain

$1,000 Underpriced
WalIbuin nome with 8 large rOUms ana
hath oak floors Throughout open fireplace
isrsa lot with beautiful shade trees -
s1isroa from buA hot. water heat Re
dtice0 to "a 300
8sia house can be sold 10 a resppnel nle
naea@ without rash navment and onlv $50
esReHNcIs sMITB Burlder sher .S69.3uai
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BUNGALOW

BUNGALOW
5.a5O-Here ia positive bargaia.
Beautifully located in Nd. SUBURB,
near paved boulevard bus and car
jines, 20 minutes to city. Six rooms
and bath: all modern improvements
vide front porch, large cellar: oeaun-
full big lot All in good condition.
EaraEe Very easy terms
NEAR THE LIBRARY
"a a5o-opposite Govt park. An eK-
cSllent home of rooms and bath,
electric lights double rear porcAes:
3 long front and rear yards. In rne
condition and real buy. See at once
CLEVELAND PARK
SIC p5O-The best buy of the. day
IN this section. Brand new condltlon.
q BEDROOMS and big. tiled bath win
bujIt-in fixtures and PBmbfUke tuo,
innorted English wallpapers; Sanitas
in kitchen and bath: big screened
sleeping and breakfast porches: m
laid lin0leum porcelain sink, enameled
gas range HoOsier cabinet ana
FRIGIDAIRE in kitchenI coat closet,
biz linen room with fireplace: MAID
room: built-in garage. very conVehl-
ent terms.
PHONE MAIN $500 UNTIL Q P. N.
1417 K St. BOSS & PHELPS. Main $500
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FLORISTS

APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens.
GUIDE Bros. Co. 1912 F st. N. W.
Artistic Expressi Ve-- inexpensive
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY SERVICE
Cottage City NuFserv 6 Flower shOppe
Artistic funeral designs. Free Del. Hyat. 185
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Rentals

FSUAhIJ AMI hUUW u
MASS. AVE n ". 1TO1-SOuthern Club.
desirable place to live. with home-cooked
food reg. board and single meale
n ST n. W. iS31--Downtown front Fn
2nd floor, twin BEDS also single room.
good home; homie cooking: reAs.
PARK RD. n. w.. l363-Nice. large clean,
good board, real home.
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Mrs. Thomas Is Chosen
Junior LEAGUE presiden

Mrs. Sidney Taylor Thomas, who was
first vice president Of the washington
Junior League, has been elected presi-
dent to succeed Mrs. Walter z. Edge,
who will be in Washington for only
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Old Bible History Revealed
At Hebrew Festival

To introduce their neighbors to the
beautiful customs of celebrating the
Succoth festival observed by all ortho-
dox Jews. Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Lans-
burgh will be hosts to their neighborS
the evening Of Saturday, October 26
at 2240 Cathedral avenue. The hosts
intend to keep as closely as possible to
biblical tradit on in entertaining on
such an occasion; and in keeping with
the homes of the Jews after they left
Egypt for the promised land, as stated
in the Old Testament, have erected q
succo, or desert house, in their gar
den, where guests viii be received.
Still in keeping with the season OF
Succoth - the season of gratitude - a
group of well known cantorS will sing in
the old form. Many of the cantors are
well known, while others are aspiring to
equal fame in sacred music. For that
evening the singers will be directed by
ChoirmaSter Louis Fenik, and Mr.. Har-
~ Loube and Mr.. David Gordon are the
baSsos The other cantors are Mr. Har-
~ Danoff and Mr.. Bernard Mincoff,
fenors; Barnett Noodle, Lester wag-
shall, Robert Pargament and Morton
Sigelman. sopranos; Albert Psrgament
Jerome Plitman and Manuel Raffol
altos.
Several Of Mrs. Lansburgh's neigh.
bors will receive with her on this oc-
casion, and other ne'ghbors or resi-.
dents Of that section of Cathedral ave.
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Dams Ia Muffin the night
haunting fragrance from Worth in
several sizes. from miniature hacon
to one of considerable dimensions,
displayed with the newest importa-
tions in our Toiletries Department.
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Hotel. This Is the one beneflt given by
the chapter during the year TO raise
funds to carry on Its extensive Ameri-
canization and educational work.
Miss. Katherine Spengler Is vice
chairman Of this committee and others
serving are Miss Helen Belt, Miss EYnalie
Walker. Miss Mary Junkin, Miss LIZ
liam Breckenridge. Mrs Rosalie Shantz.
Miss Mary Springman, Miss Alberta
Warren, Miss Fantta Ciairmont, Miss
Isabel Clapham. Miss Mary Dalglish,
Miss Leila T. Fisher, Miss Esther Pitts,
Miss Betty Joe Hopkins, Miss Mary
Gwyn, Miss Mildred Wick, Mrs. John
Nicholson, Miss Florence Lockwood,
Miss Frances Sherman, Miss Roberta
B. Galloway, Miss Harriet M. Mast,
Miss Edwardina Warren, Miss Mary A.
Warren, Miss Marion wallace, Miss
Ramona N. Newman. Miss virginia
Breckenridge, Miss c. A. Stillwell, Miss
Kitty Lane, Miss Catherine Caldwell,
Miss Marie McNulty, Mrs. Elizabeth
Farrell, Miss Audrey Belt, Miss Mildred
Brashears. Miss Hester Baden, Miss
Gretna Boswell, Miss Annie l.. Clarke,
Miss Rosemary Cockerille and Miss
Dorothy Ellis.
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Twentieth Century Club
Gard Party Manager.

The chairmen for the benefit card
party to be given by the Twentieth Gen.
fury Club for the Washington Life Ad-
justment Center have been appointed
the list including: General chairman
Mrs. viii c. Barnes; tickets, Mrs. SAM
uel Herrick; patronesses, Mrs. w. w
Husband; arrangements, Mrs. Godfrey
Creyke; prizes, Mrs. o. L. Veerhoff
candy, Mrs. Harry r. Fulton, and pub
Lefty, Mrs. C. T. Watson.
This party will be held in the ball
room of the willard Hotel, November 8
at PM, to raise money needed in car
rying on the work Of the Life Adjust
nient Center. This activity is so new
having been started only year ago
that it Is not at this time member OF
the Community Chest, but 1t has al
ready shown itself to be of gerat value
and has attracted Nationwide attention
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washington to attend the biennial
meeting of the supreme council, which
begins on Monday. Present at the
luncheon were Mrs. Garnet Morgan
Of Nashville, Tenn; Mrs. Melville r.
Grant Of Gulfport, Miss; Mrs. William
Filmer of San Francisco, MRS. Robert
Crump and daughter, Miss Emily
Crump, of Richmond, Va: Mrs. d.
Bradford Of San Francisco, Mrs. Thomas
j. Harkens of Asheville, N. c.: Mrs.
Perry w. Weidner of Los Angeles, Mrs
Stanley C. Warner Of Denver, Mrs. VIII
liam Booth Price of Baltimore. Mrs.
william S. McCrea of Spokane, Wash. ;
Mrs. Francis S. King Of Cheyenne.
Wyo.; Mrs. Charles A. Moffett Of
Montgomery, Ala: Mrs. Abraham U.
Thomas of McAlester, Okla. and
daughter, Mrs Oscar Ennenga of Free
port, ILL.,. Mrs. Albert Cray of Mime
apolis, Mimi; Mrs. Waiter r. Reed of
Fargo, N. Oak; Mrs. Louis @. Clark of
Portland, Greg, and Mrs. Louis Block
Of Davenport, Iowa. whose husband was
appointed to I'LL the vacancy left by
the death of Edwin T. Meredith, former
Secretary OF Agriculture.
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These came extracts are also avan-
able In other sizes from 81 50 to SO.
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Massachusetts Society
Has Elaborate PROGRAM

The Massachusetts, Society of wash
ington is making elaborate preparations
for q number of receptions and dances
to be given during the 1929-30 season
At q meeting of the Joint committee OF
the society 1t was voted to hold the
first entertainment and dance in the
ballroom of the Wardman Park Hotel
wednesday evening. November 4. The
artists for this affair will be announced
later.
One of the leading orchestras of the
city has been engaged, and dancing
will begin promptly at o'clock and
will continue until O'Clock.
The committee In charge is headed
by Assistant Attorney General of the
United States Mr.. George r. Farnum,
president of the society.
Guest tickets may be obtained from
the officers and at the door. Applica-
ton blanks for new members may be
obtained from the secretary, Mr.. George
A. Herman, l345 Girard street north
west.
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D. of c. Chapter Gives
Notice of Autumn Dance

The Gen. J. Z. B. Stuart Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
will hold It's Autumn dance at 2400 Six
teenth street on Tuesday, November s..
Mrs. Albion Tuck, chairman of the
dance committee, is being assisted by
Miss Margaret Cockrell, the chapter
president; Mrs. william King, Mrs. G.
H. Alexander, Mrs. Lewis Painter Gle
phane, Miss Mary Waynick, Miss Fran
ces Phillips and Miss Bertha Deane.
Mr.. John A. Chumbley Is acting as
chairman Of the mems committee.
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Society Events of Record
In Army.Navy Circles

Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. A. G. Cron have
with them their son and daughter-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick William
Cron.
Mr.. Cron is junior engineer on the
Mount Vernon Memorial Boulevard
and he will live In Alexandria at 106
N. Pitt street.
Lieut. Col and Mrs. Charles r.
Stark OF Forty-fourth place and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Brown OF Klingle street
motored up to Gettysburg, Pa. to at
tend the Gettysburg -Lshigh game last
Saturday. Mr.. Charles r. Stark, jr., is
studying at Gettysburg where he Is TAX
ing a pre-medical course.
Mrs. Culver, wife of Lieut.. Col
Clarence c. Culver, u. S. A., will ac-
company her daughter, Mrs Ely, wife
Of Lieut.. Eugene B. Ely, U. S. A., and
her infant son, Eugene Culver Ely, TO
New York this week. Mrs. Culver will
and Mrs. Ely and their son at Govern
ors Island where Lieut.. Ely is aide
to his father, Maj. Gen. Hanson e.
Ely, commandant of Governors Island.
Maj Gen. William H. Hay, U. S. A.,
retired, and Mrs. Hay are at the Black
stone, 1915 Seventeenth street, where
they will remain for two weeks.
Mai and Mrs. E. L. Maiden of the
Air Corps, who arrived recently for
station at the War College, are at home
at Quarters 8, Washington Barracks.
Maj. Maiden has just returned from
France, where he has been stationed
at the L'Ecole de Guerre, Paris, for the
past two years.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Robert z.
Thomas have as their guest Mrs.
George Brent Of Pensacola, Fla.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Howard L.
Landers have given up their house at
BIAS Kenawha street and are in the
apartment at 4707 Connecticut avenue
which they have leased for the Winter.
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short visit this Winter. Mrs. How
land Chase, Sd, who was formerly
Miss Mary Chandler Hale, is vice presi-
dent; Miss Anna Covington, secretary,
and Mrs. Leonard Block, treasurer.
The league will give It's annual bene-
At party this season and Mrs. Cary r.
Grayson is chairman of the commit
tee to arrange the program.
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Entertains to Honor Wives
OF HIGH Decree Masons

Mrs. II. wallace witcover of wash
ington, wife of the secretary general Of
the Scottish Rite Masons, entertained
at luncheon yesterday at the May
the thirty-third degree Masons from
the southern jurisdiction who are in
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Since the recent troubles and TRACE
dies in Palestine and the movement in
this country to assist the Jews. the
history of the people has reawakened
in students of old Bible lore, and Mrs.
Lansburgh like her husband. an ortho-
dox Jew, is master of many foreign
languages and VIII portray the cele-
bration of the Succoth festival with its
true meaning.
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nue. will attend. In this group will be
Senator and Mrs. Pat Harrison, Sena-
tor Robert La Toilette and his mother,
Representative and Mrs. Thomas S. Nc
MILAN Of South Carolina, Capt. Joseph
Loempart, Col land Mrs. Edmond NAL
let, DR.. and Mrs. William o. Emery and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Tebbs, Mrs.
Norton, Miss Helen Hudson, daughter
of Representative Hudson of Mich gan,
and others.
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Delegates to the international road
conference In Panama this year were
taken on road tour to the interior
over the Panama highway, an excur-
sion through the Panama Canal and on
number of air trips in a new tri-
motored airplane
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OAR. Ball and Card Party
Plans Are Under WAY

Miss Elizabeth Caldwell is chairman
of the young ladies' committee for the
coming ball and card party to be given
by the Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter,
D. A. R., November 10 at the willard
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Society Events Noted

In Capital Calendar
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun, who will enter
tain a company of 10 at the celebrity
breakfast of the League Of American
Pen Women Saturday, also will enter
tain at dinner that evening in honor of
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publisher and

Mr.. Gordon Dorrance, publisher and
'author Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Eva Dell Myers will entertain at
luncheon and bridge Thursday in her
home In Mohican Heights.