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The Washington times., 1929-01-28
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the AIS fNtssct; MofninE.
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HousShold institute IN B.r.l,
ard "Seasonabl9 Jams and
MarTnaladss' IN =. 81
ls'oO--rnk ,ron, ki.t stuaios i'Bridrs for
Hseinaers 81 Mrs. John
MInea, IL. schramna'e Mad.
rllloB Trio; and Farm ana
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TSioria iDFehesffa fNs . e..
and ssI'ha Cbmfngnity Cheat.
BY Fraderick A. pciHho
~-Addrasseh h5s tli6 President Of
tha ttnitsd states ard Gen. H.
VI lord DirectOr General Of
the Budget. and music by the.
q 4. Army Band. 1T seftis
annual meeting ~ THE businesr|
crEanization gf ilis ooyernz
s,oo-- voisS 1s ~ Firsstone
gsgB--A a ri Gypsiee. ~
y:3O--Generai Motors Family PartY
iO:3O--ElnEire Builders
m .Dn.r@ weather FurecaRt.
l1sOI--Cirana OpRra Ia TrAviata.
WOf.-- -WaakInaea aeaN---'e2a @
A M
7:3e- Musical Clock,
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Gov s Tablets Or 2 a11ne Dollar boxes
any thin. underweIght man or
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ponnfls and cslsllplesely satisfied
WITH ire marked Improvement In
health your money viii be g..
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.Eust ask f0r Ni,t soy's Tablets M
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NEARBY STATIONS
L-lalllmars-laa laaa.aaa


WBAl--1 Baltimore fo88-eea
e;e0--Dinner music gles club
7;30--WJZ program
s;eo--stsinE quartet, \. p G. sys-
fio:oo--Thss PatssrsoAs
WFBH--l llaltiEnore- la70-ege
5;2D-- Bible story
e.a0.-Dinner music.
f:02-~Cullen and Nelfs0n. piano.
s.1S--Geneea Horre. sopranOl George
Doehrkiner. accompanfst
e:a0-Hsrry Wenfworth's Twin Oak
Orchestra
8t00-Atetba Quartet.
e:t5-Dnianey Ensemble.
10s02-~Rfa Rita Orchestra. III
WRG--AtIantic city --fIe0.172
SEQ Dinner concert
0--Sendl0. Mnslcal days.
;gO--tt0ncert orchestra; soprano
:00r~ En ertaineFs
4us30--Studi0 program.
It.00--Newss dance orchestra.
WOR- -Nruarl--sIe IL ~
ssOo--The Music Room.
4 s.se--Ceeo courier
gsyh y, hys,ssl ,;,.,,,. csIssrs ,ssT;.. Hgar g,
l0t00A United Light Opera,
WNFc--New ToPk-sfa-62e
ssl5- Winter Journey Cycle.
WEAF- New Yisrk--sse -sss.s,
5.3e--Bill and - ae. = g
500 ldorf.A stcria music
President C0oildse
s:eg l'iFsstens pgggraln.
Ht30--A and II. GypsieB.
9.a0--ls eneral Motors party
1gs30-r Elnpire Duildera
MI; s.
7:30--Ja3 mes nualc
8:O0--C Columbia chain
1isOk--Gnldep DRAGON Orchestra.
WJZ--Nelg Yorh- s69-sat.k
6;aQ-rP Paiais q OR Orchestra s
Ss30~ Budget hufeau meeting.
8:00--Roxy and gaHg
s:se-3 Automatic ano discs.
D:004-Neap0lltau nights
W a.30-2Real fGlkN
waldorf Orehektra
1t:0O--Slumber music.
WIFE, PhIIadelt,h hla--6I Ie-Sp9
7;00 -1lncle Wip.
es0oz@Stes son chorus
s:0R--FiFeaide hour
10.Nf--El Patio Orchestra.
70 :3N-Dou gherty,H Orchestra
11:0oy-Warren's u Orchestra
WI.lT--P PhIlaaeInhia- 5ee-sss.4
IFEW-AClneln nnatf-Z 50a IS
S:50--N. D. G system.
9;O0-Minstrels.
9ss0--N 3. G. system.
10:46- Hamilton Ciun: Entertainera
l0sSD- fFauerss Orchestra:
~ sn0--Siumber Music
12:A9--G bison 0lche atra.
A. NJ
.1s0o-Thies. Orchesfre.
NVaH--sA Aelarta---S4 40ea05
f0sOO--N. 81 C. Aysfema sS
1T.4S-sB BF6wuss y Orchestra.
EWKK Shreve Se-SBS
Stubt ID program
MlE0X--S& Lso@ls-~t0 03@-@gS
e:00s-C olumbia network.
11g00-~Night club.
1870 yVyfiess orehestras
KHEE--SA. rAMF--I4gN-x0S
9s30-@VpEAEs program.
11s0o--Arn0A n. Andy
11s16--Banee progvazSE
1:e04 Midnight Club.
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| Alex
ON BUDGET
FROM WRC

President Coolidge win make his
final appearance before the micro
phone as an apostle OF eovernniental
economy when he addresses the
nation through WRC and the Na;
tiopal Bfoadcsseing Company this
evening on thu occasion Of the seInit
annua nleetinE Of the basiness Ell
ecutiyes of the Federal GoverpSheht
to discuss the Budset. Tbs broad.
cast hv WRC win begin 1T $3.50
and WEAF and WIZ and their af-
fiHations Will take up the distrtDu-
ton ,of the talks of the President
and Brig. Gen. Herbert NJ. Lord,
Director of the Budget, when the
President begins 10 speak. ne
earlier period of WRC broadeasting
will be filled with. music from The
United states Army hand.
The agricultural outlook for 1923
win De made the subject OF a slle,
cial national broadcast from NRC
ana the National Bloadcastilg Com.
paay affiliations at 1;45 this 1fter-
noon when Secretary Of Agriculture
Jardine. Senator Charles McNarN Ot
Oregon ana Representative Gilbert
5augeI will speak and the unltcd
states Marine Band will provide
musical prDgrana4
ausieaIiy the most Important
event we find in the evening pro
grams Is the personal appearance
Df John ChatIes Thomas baritone,
IL Tie Nitaphone demonstration from
WIeAL and the Columbia affilia
ttnns at Q:30. il possible that
most sratiiOtice iiHye not been m
FORMED that these, Vltaphone con-
certs are presented by the artists
themselves and not by tile Vita
phone records. ~
The coatraefs signed by the art
lists for Vitaphone productions, all
include at least one personal radio
broadcast Thomas viii thereforeI
be heard III person during the
SYMAL broadcast this evening, We
know 0f no baritone who has a
finer voice. who has Al keener tin.
derstanding of the poetry Of song
OF who knows how TO express that
poetry The WMAIa program also
Includes the Music ROOn1, Coco,
United Light Opera and other Co
A0AtAWA4Nf A<ttt VS.
Otherwise there will be the usual
Monday affairs from all points OF
the brOadcastIng universe. There
viii be no Roxy affair on the WRc
schedule this evening because Of the
budget meeting and but hiatt an
hour OF Roxy win be served TO the
WIZ customers. beginning 1T s.
o'clock.
The Firestone affair &c 81 o'clock
flsOm WRC win pre- seIsG Vaughn de
Leath, c0ntTaite. HsfanasGasa bauer,
TENOR and tlae Hugo Aailani ogcles.
ira. All usual IN the a Il II. OH.
hurst. 1beglnniHg AZ sss0,. tlaa pro-
gram starts with an Interesting
number. March of the EoIarenss
ly the Norwegian composer Hal.
vorsHn Iii the General Motors party
Lewis JGn1ek. TENOR, n IL be the
sOioist and the orchestra wfu be
Al by Adrian Schubert. There
Will also he a grand opera on the
WRC schedule beginning 1T III
O'Clock.
Distance tuners viii find Liza
I.ehInanA musical se1tine f0r Omar's
verses, I'm d Persian Garden. at
WIsW at s:f5 and al 1850. the Chi
cage Madriaal Club NAV be tuned
from Wis
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OTHER PROoRAMS

KDK A--Es FfttabuFgll ll--e -eHB-3OS
20 IN B & system.
l0ssQ-- William penn Orchestra
WCAIs Pittshurgh- issA-eaz
WRE a--TaisM Mnannsl - n 6.s5e
ha--yN Ear prograsn
.so.- Quartet
7 wv H-4t .st& i ~ "a Ag~- M. .sse 8
300 WEAFs Prygfafla
s:O0r-ya History SeFenaders.
9saS nix IllRnnti itsrhestr
f0.S0--WEeAF r. Program
Wt3Z--S Speing field va. sAs
10GaA--SDUrtss 9ruu haapufA.
II 20 Harinoniest erEan
Ke1A--lDe 3a%aa1
iI.60z-f fonceFt Ofshe estFa
1900 n B q Syasern
I.9A--Reese Quartet
KE9--gsos Angelea--esB
1il.S0-xN B O.. Greet NnrtheFn
It.091-N y c. ssIIa.I ss0ueert
te:a0 PhilharJnoSir 0fcheslra.
1:Sa-- yfalfnIsf
Elill- llBn lEtan9 5a0.asa
Il:aor- selger'e symphoaisla.
12:aA--N. B G. system.
1890 g eneraI Electrlc Concert.
KE O--sah Franeinte 0e04Sal
10.s0-N ,. g. system.
:so variety Hour.
CNRGS- Ottawa sIaD- aa.s
MI
\ a0.00- Play.
Cl<ts W. Toronto 60-Sl@
lt:oo- ROinaneni Orchestra.
fssA0- Tate MAwa.
CIxNesa-- IsorOnEn Nail
10000 Eveready Hour.
VI Any type 81 ahaftmehs yau, MAY b
loaislng 4OR can be a0qn4 ~ Yentlfn
the Classified Section ef s0aayss papef
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
IF POISON 80 BY
URIC ACID
~ thia FRE d 85 ceat BottIe

Did von eel .lp tills morning tired
head fulI hack aching Joints stiff
muscles snre weak all oper2
Were you ii and out of bed halt
dozen times last night
Are contested kielneys. irritated
bladder rheumatic pains and aches
Ylaking y,u feel old and miser
Abief
SEND ls notice and your address
Is ms b 4, Williams 90.
Dept Etn-i7a RI d Building,
East Eaansp.e Conn. and you will
receiye an sb cent bottle ls2 dosesy
Tree. By Parcel Post. Kindly enclose
80 cents for postage packing. etc
thousands using this medicine
abIiaEed 1889. Only one free
bottle 70 any address, No G. o. d.
Nothing to pay. III Il At 0liI
EXPENSE.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
DISTANT STATIONS
KRnM-.f,h f,hlIearo--isp-aa0

WnBN--C -Chicago -ise-seO
s.So-chirago orehestrAs.
i6.0o--Co1oHiai programs
f0.30--LOTnbardOs Orchestra.
t.00--Night club
t:aR--W EAF program.
ii.oO-Tomarrow Trlhans, Hungry
1850 Bsrlions; eoncsrs ana, Aancs or.
fs,0s--Dream Snip dapcs music
WT.s--C Chleagn- sfO-s4b
$3.50 Musical prOgram.
gs99s-W stpr Witehes.
10;00--Coneert Orchestra
it.0G-Wl.S Hippodrorne Popaiarst
NINA d. hieN gt,---S fe-491.B
ll;is- canceft Orchestra
ft.25- AeriAis
AZ w0 ~ Dance Orchestra.
WasAR--k kNFt WuFtla-- HG8- 898
gsSA ~ MAytAR Ramhlers,
WI Mo- ~ teiHpIliA-% 1eO-3A4
aszB-+N e g. syasejn.
WTAl9--a Milwaukee, eso-fe5
,sI.as D.rs ssess'ra
t0ss0-- HeInllne y Hour.
1isQD - Mb1lpsl prORra1nt
lsiop = Erirl.eon's Qrchsstra
tvaN.- Nnahp pille-oe oeo.let
e.s0--C,raia's. Orchestra,
s:30--Ni 8. G system.
10:3O-@Studi6
1lsO0- sKSM Orehestra.
tVEf.iAl-ls slearWa teF-< eo0.aas
9.30--Studio program. &
i9i00--C -CaroilniaBs.
f0S30-- Diversified program
WTAAl---C CleVelands-9 9090-2s0
fig0O--IsOew's program
s. 1f:50+-Dance nausit
R--DetFolt.-56O.afb
I:S0--W.Tz proRrnnl.
9.00-- 1ntet tainers
9.a0--WJz program.
10 sn0--S studio program.
l0;a0-Afsass ehair hour
il:0A- Amos nj ANDY news.
11.i5- Dance music.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
Too Much Dosing Lowera
Remittance 70 Flu.A AAttacka

peculiarity of influenza IL that
ite toxins upset;s the digestive syn
TEN. Too mueh, dosing especially
in the case Of children still further
disturbs the digestion, and should
be, avoided except on advice Of
3 physician.
Vicks VapoIRub Is. especially vain.
able because it Is applied externally
and so can Be used freely With no
risk of lIpsetting the Digestion Nor
can its interfere with any other
tvaatment; your doctor may pre-
asrIbe.
Rubbed on the throat and chest
Vicks acts two ways at onceg ~
throurhthe skin like 4 poultice. ana
lz) BY means oE its medicated
vapurs. released BY body Earnlth
and Inhaled direct 10 the iiiflamed
OigepassaSes.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28

b. n (1sncher Glee CIHk Bal
tInioFe -yVBAIs t2a3l.
3;ll D. anfos AaaS
vFslL (S20l.
asiG---R. nl.---n.iRa 1.ahmAri's ':an
= RaFsian GaftIea" Aelaaasts
WLW 542e1.
totao 3. nl.--C ChIraRt AaaFigal
ctnbs Chlraee-iREs lslal.
The Washington times., 1929-01-28
PsYcHlATRlSI 10 SPEAK

'I'he Mental Health Of the Child
will be the subject OF lecture Capt.
william C. Porter. U. 3. Al, psyclli.
ARTIST al walter Reed Hospital. viii
deliver before the Parent Teacher
association at. the TaI6onla Park.
Md, school THURSDAY night at $40
O'Clock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-09
TIE NEW
Sdllltr,SinlulQI
RLAzINZeA Justin epas@mA amaDS-

1or to the living room, and shrilled
at the invisible occupants of the
room she had just quilted:
"You beasts! You cads! I loathe
you both! I never want to see
either of you again!"
For an instant after she hao
slammed the door upon the two men
whom she had publicly insulsed
Cherry stood against it, her small
bosom rising and falling tenpestu-
ously, her topaz eyes blazing in a
white face.
Then, before any of her stunned
audience could recover sufficiently
to move toward her, her tiny body
was flashing across the room.
Faith, her face as pale as her sis
ter'S, was about to follow Cherry,
when Bob, his arms held. out,
stepped in her path.
My dance, honey? No use vast
ing this music I had such hard
time finding" he invited, with casua'
cheegfulness, for the benefit of their
guests
Then. in a low voice, as she dazed-
ly submitted to his embrace and fell
into step with him., "Act as. If
nothing had happened. We've got
to be civilized, even if Cherry isn't
George Pruitt and his Sister,
Selma, Harry Blaine and Shoda jon
son were joining their host and
hostess in the dance when the slam
of the front hall door told Faith
that Cherry had fled the house.
Just then, as if they had been
waiting for signal, the door into
the sun parlor was opened and Nils
Jonson and Alan Beardsley en-
erged. Faiths eyes grew wider and
wider as she looked at them, then
her head dropped to her husbands
shoulder a shudder shook her
whole body. -.
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If looks could STAY, Selma Pru-
tits unsuccessful career as a men,
Der of Stanton's most exclusive
younger set" would have been ter
minated before Nils Jonson reached
the door leading into the sun par
lor.
AS it was the girl who was toler-
ated only because she was George
Fruits sister grinned gleefully into
the nurderous glare from Harry
Blaiaa'S gray eyes.
Hsrry, outraged, turned and
strobe toward Bob Hathaway, who
was turning the radio dial, bliss
fully oblivious to the elecrtic under
currents of potential drama with
which his living room was danger
0uSly overcharged.
Hello, Blainel' Bob greeted the
reporter. above a flood of dance
nusie which he had just released.
did you know I'm designing a new
home for your plant? Want to see
a ~'-etch of the new building you'll
be Shaving in about six months from
now?n
"Tickled pink" Harry agreed me-
chsnically. Where's the sketch?''
In my desk in the s'.n parlor. .
Bob answered. as he started to
draw the reporter away.
.er'-~-> I'm afraid well have r.
wait a bit, old r-~-- " Worry told
him. in a constrained voice. 1.-THE
sun p&rlor's pretty well oc""oied
riCht now"
Bob chuckled. 'Petting party. Ell?
This wild younger generationi AS
a staid old married man Good
Lordl What the devil"
If. as Tony Tarver had said earlier
In the evening. an audience was nee
essary to Cherry whenever that
small volcano erupted. she must
have been pleased with the sensa-
ton she created when she flung open
the door leading from the sun par
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-09

, ture? Ummi Now, darling
initiate that voice for me as per-
fectly as you can. I know you're
a good mimic. I've heard you take
off Borden, Benny, old Minnie Cas-
sidy, and poor. timid Lefty Miller.
Go to it, sweet"
Ruth laughed, happy again, then
she enunciated in a throaty con-
tralto: Thank you so much, my
dear Mr.. Hayward! You are too
kind!"
Then. triumphantly, in her own
voice again: There! You started
and blushed again! You can't deny
you've heard that voice before-or
the one initiated"
You're right, of course" Jack
admitted reluctantly. Il do know
the woman-slightly She came to
my office about two months ago, to
inquire about insurs nee"
"Just picked you out blindly?"
Ruth asked specifically. "Or had
someone given her your name?"
"She didn't say. and of course I
didn't ask" Jack answered, a little
stiffly.
81 asked her into my private
Office and gave her lot of informa-
ton about various types of policies
straight life, twenty-year endow-
ment, etc. I didn't think, at the
time, that she seemed particularly
interested, though she had asked for
the information"
81 imagine" Ruth interrupted
suddenly, that she was more inter-
etsed in the occupant of the Office
across the airShaft."
you've hit it again, though
didn't think anything Of it at the
time" Jack admitted. Before she
left, with her hands full of insur-
ance literature, she stepped to the
window and looked out, perhaps to-
wards Borden's Office, maybe at
Borden himself.
81 thought she was interested in
the pigeons, which we're circling
about-made some remark to her
about them, believe"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-09
It, B ]! AGk Rl!G;,E7;;Q'>)'!f

the puzzle which we haven't con-
sidered at all The woman with the
beautiful contralto voice and-why,
Jack! What is the matter?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-11

The Misses Stone have issued cards
for a musicale Sunday afternoon at
o'clock in honor of Senator-elect and
Mrs. Connally and Mrs. Rhett Goode of
Alabama, when the Lovette Choral Club
will give the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-11

Capt. and Mrs. Donovan Yeuell, U. S.
Army, are entertaining informally at
bridge in honor of Lieut.. and Mrs. F.
S. Bowen, jr, Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary IL, at their home, on r street, in
Georgetown. Lieut.. and Mrs. Bowen are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-11

from 1896 until 1911, us spending a
few days at the Grace. Dodge Hotel.
She is accompanied by her daughter,
route from their home I'M Nova Scotia,
Canada, to their place at palm Beach,
Fla.
Mrs. John Mock has Cancelled her
social engagements for the remainder Of
the month owing to illness.
Mrs. Patrick H. Lynch of Manassas,
Va, has announced the marriage of
her daughter, Miss Mayme Lynch, to
DR.. Joseph A. Delaney of Philadelphia,
All Saints Church, Rev. Father N.
Habets officiating, at 10 o'clock. DR..
and Mrs. Delaney viii make their home
in Philadelphia.
Mrs, Frederick o. Robbins Of New
Haven is the guest of Miss Ellen 10.
Lombard at the Kenesaw.
Mrs. John F. sipple, president Of the
General Federation of Women's CluhsA
and DR.. Mary B. Harris, superintendent
of the Federal Industrial Institution
for Women at Anderson, w. Va, will
share honors at the federation din
ner'' of the Women's City Club, We'd
nesday, February 10, at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Ellis Yost, Miss Julia K. Jaf-
fray, DR.. III. III. Hart of the Russell
Sage Foundation, as well as Miss Vella
Winner, Miss Julia Phillips and Miss
Junkin of the federation headquarter
staff, will also be guests. The dinner
is arranged by the business and pro-
fessional section and DR.. A. Frances
Foye will preside. Judge Mary OToole,
Mrs. Edgar T. Merritt, president of the
District of Columbia federation, and
Mrs. Nina Van Wrinkle will be among
the guests.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Hamline
M. E. Church will give a Valentine tea
at the home of their minister and his
wife, DR.. and Mrs. Chesteen Smith, 1905
Decatur street northwest, Friday, Febru-
airy Is, from 3 to and to 10 O'Clock.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Q.
Moody, Mrs. J.. H. Muirhead, Mrs. K.
Duehay, Mrs. A. Ruff, Mrs. o. Fl. Hill
man and Mrs. T. w. Stanton. Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs George Tillman Ball
will entertain at dinner dance Thurs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-11

Frank WEIGH and Mrs. w. H. Richard
son will serve punch, Mrs. E. r. Roch-
ester and Mrs F. T. Mitchell will pour
tea. Mrs. Harry G. James is in charge
of the program.
Mrs. Asa NJ Lehman and her mother
Mrs. w. C. McClintock, of Walter Reed
Hospital have issued invitations for a
bridge luncheon February IA.
Miss Helen Martin Wells entertained
on Saturday evening at farewell bridge
party in honor Of Mrs. Lanneau Riggs
Bell of Washington and Alexandria, Va.
Mrs. Bell is leaving soon to join her
husband in Evansville, Ind
The guests included Mrs. Lanneau
r. Bell, Mrs. James Fl. ellis, Mrs.
Arthur j. Hilland, Mrs. Claude Williams,
Mrs. Ralston Irvine. Miss Juliet Har-
rison Aukam, Miss Helen Borland, Miss
Jessie Standish. Miss Margaret Man.
nix, Miss Thelma Greeley, Miss Mary
Ruff, Miss Thelma Robinson and Miss
Helen Martin Wells. A buffet supper
was served later in the evening.
Mrs. A. B. Stephens will entertain at
luncheon and bridge Thursday In honor
sof Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tillman Ball
! will entertain at a dinner dance Thurs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-11

day in honor Of their house guest, Mrs.
Ernest McWhorter. Mrs. Bell will also
give luncheon and bridge Tor MRS.
McWhorter on Saturday.
Mrs. McWorter expects to join Comdr.
McWhorter in Key West shortly a1ter
the first of March.
Mrs. w. l.. Clayton Of Houston. Tex,
Is at the Carlton for a few days, &C
companied by her daughter. MISS Bar
dine Clayton, and Miss Louise vaughan
Miss Jean 7. Chalmers, daughter OF
MIR and Mrs. James S. Chalmers, 1913
Fifth street northwest, and Raymond
w. Maconaber, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H
E, Macomber, 4213 Seventh street north
west. were united in marriage by Rev.
C. e. Hawthorne at the home OF the
brides parents Friday evening, Febru-
airy s, at 8 o'clock.
The bride wore gown Of white silk
MORE, and carried gorgeous bouquet
of white rosebuds and lilies OF the
valley. She also wore orange blossoms
In her hair.
About SO guests were present in addi--
ton to the members of the families OF
the bride and groom. all of whom par
ticipated in delightful reception i'm
mediately after the ceremony.
Both the bride and bridegroom have
lived In Petworth since childhood, at
tending both the Petworth School end
Central High School together. Mrs
Macomber has been very active men,
Der of the Wallace Memorial U. p
Church for several years. while Mr.
Macomber is a member of the Petworth
Baptist Church. The bride has been
connected with the Camp Fire Girls
organization for number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macomber will be at
home at 1918 Fifth street northwest
after February 10.
Senior Robert Botero Escobar of Co
lumbia, who Is a delegate from that
country to the Pan-American Trade
Mark Conference converting in Wash
ington today, arrived Friday afternoon
and is now q guest at the Mayflower
Mr. Alfred l.. Bofill and Mr.. Gustavc
Gutierrez. both Of Havana. Cuba, who
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Mrs. Charles A. Eaton, wife OF Rep
resentative Eaton, and Mrs. Frederick
M. Davenport, wife of Representative
Davenport, will entertain at tea TINS
afternoon at the Wardman Park HOTEL
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Guild American University
Women Sponsoring Tea.

For the tea to be given by the Wom-
ems Guild of American University to-
morrow afternoon at the Women's Resi-
oence Hall on the campus, Mrs. Lucius
G. Clark, wife of the chancellor of the
institution and chairman of the general
committee on arrangements, announced
= $500 rli "a >auuiin -
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are also delegates to this conference, are
likewise making the Mayfiower their
headquarters while in the city.
Mrs. Robert E. Pogue will entertain
at a birthday anniversary party Thurs
day from to 6 o'clock, for her little
daughter, Jacqueline Ann, at their home
on Ethan Allen avenue, Takoma
Park, Md.
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Miss Ida Goodrich

lis here this week! She comes di-
rectly from the r. Louis Laboratories
and will give expert advice on the use
of r. Louis preparations!