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Former Senator and Mrs. Thomas
Stirling have as their guest their niece,
Mrs. EloiSe Stirling Hirt Of Fort
Worth, Tex, who will be with them
about month.
Mr.. William c. Deming. president Of
the United States Civil Service Com
mission, has gone to Old Point Com
fort for a short visit.
Mrs. John w. Brawner and her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Brawner. Will
leave Washington Wednesday for Sara
nae Inn. N. Y, where they Will
remain until September. When they
at 210l Connecticut avenue, having
leased their house to the Solicitor Gen
eral and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, u.
Former commissioner and Mrs. David
Hunt Blair have had with them at
Wardman Park Hotel, their daughter.
Mrs. Allen Rushton. who will return
to her home in Birmingham, Ala, to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Blair entertained at
dinner Thursday evening in honor OF
the new Commissioner of Indian Az
fairs and Mrs. Charles Rhoads.
Mrs. E. Clifton Thomas. jr., Of New
York, formerly Miss Dorothy Dunlap,
Is visiting her parents. the Rev. and
Mrs. Edward S. Dunlap, at their resi-
dence on Garfield street.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry S. Ridgely and
their daughter Helen of Lenox street.
Chevy Chase. Md. are Spending several
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Nuptial Ceremonies
Grace Society Record
OF Midsummer Period
Miss Carmichael Becomes
Bride of DR.. Hays, U. S.
N.-Other Charming We'd
dinss Listed During Week.
Underwood

Mr.. william Donald Carmichael OF
New York has issued cards announcing
the marriage Of his sister, May, to DR..
James Franklin Hays, Medical Corps,
u. S. NJ, Saturday, June 20. in New
York City. DR.. and Mrs. Hays will be
at home after July Is in Boston Mass,
where DR.. Hays has recently been
transferred for duty from Newport.
DR.. and Mrs. Hays are motoring in
Canada until the first of next week.
Mrs. Hays has made her home IN
Washington for several years and Mr..
Hays is native of Clarksburg, w. Va.
A charmingly appointed wedding was
that of Miss Mamie Gertrude Lannarot,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Lanhardt, and Mr.. Alfred Raymond
Keir, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ke1r,
both of HyattSville, Md, which took
place Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
in Pinkney Memorial Protestant Episco-
pal Church, at HyattSville. The cere-
nnony was performed by the Rev.
Charles E. McAllister, rector OF st.
Michael and All Angels Church in Bal
timore, and former rector OF Pinkney
Memorial Church. The church was
effectively decorated in palms, gladden.
and Shaster daisies.
The bride, who was given In marriage
by her father, was gowned In peach
color chiffon trimmed with beige-color
lace and wore hat to match. She car
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Washington Society
Schedule Marked by
Charming Functions
Honor Dinners Listed in
National Holiday Week $
Record Of Entertaining
and Exchange of Cour-
tesies. III

The Assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Francis White were the guests
ia whose honor the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris Brew
ster, jr., entertained at dinner last
evening at Scrooby Manor. their home
in the Green Spring Valley.
The Commissioner of the General
Land ONCE and Mrs. Moore enter
tanned at dinner at the Roosevelt
Hotel last evening, their guests in
Guiding Representative and Mrs. Addi-
son T, Smith of Idaho and MRS. Glenn
c. Gurley Of Durham, N. G.
Miss Marjorie England, daughter OF
former Representative and Mrs. Theo-
dore England, will be hostess at a tea
in her Chicago home this afternoon, in
honor of her guest, Miss Helen
Mathews of Washington, who will
make her debut to washington society
next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Bley, formerly. of
San Francisco, entertained a party
July at their country home, White
Pines. in Virginia. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Dodds, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. F1ythe, Miss Betty
Hudson, Mrs. Helen Collins, Miss Louise
Cro4an. Miss Louise O'Brien, Capt.
Perry, Capt. Fitzgerald, Lieut., Waiter
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Midsummer Betrothals
Formally Announced

Mr.. James Russell Bauserman an
nounces the engagement Of his daugh-
ter, Gladys, to Mr.. Frederick Augustus
Allnutt. Miss Bauserman Is the niece
Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph M. BauSerman
of Woodstock, Va. Mr.. Allnutt Is the
son of Mrs. Allnutt and the late Mr..
Frederick Augustus Allnutt of Mont
gomery County. Md. The wedding will
take place in the Fall.
Mrs Francis Lorraine Barr OF DAN
vile. Va. announces the engagement OF
her daughter, Katherine, to Mr.. Russell
Miller of Washington and Herndon, Va.
The wedding will take place in Septem-
Der.
Mrs. Geneva Eleanor Mccoy Of S21
Third street northwest has announced
the engagement of her dughter. Nan
Wilma, to- Mr.. Robert Warren Bayne
Sanders, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
c. Sanders of Washington. the we'd
ding to take place Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs F. j. Hobbs announced
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Esther G. Hobbs. to Mr.. Fred E. Rob-
bins. at tea which they gave Sunday
afternoon, June 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-07
Senorita Casajus Honored
By Miss Quincy Smith

Senorita Flory Casajus, daughter of
the military attache of the Spanish
embassy. Maj. Victoriano Casajus, was
the guest of honor at the dinner given
last evening by Miss Quincy Smith at
the Congressional Country Club. The
guests invited to meet the charming
Young visitor were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bronson Rea, Comdr. and Mrs. Evan
Greenwood Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Jones, Miss Jane hermann, Mr..
walter Hinton and Mr.. Carl Butman.
The military attache also attended the
party for his daughter who will spend
two months with him In the Capital.
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w TAsHNGToN society is gradually settling itself tor the SUM-
w Fdsn aunt S Reo1s hsSs sn
sd n, thai b heY ng %
few days Of rest the @ @ sS
small family guests the White III aO" use
o The
they 1890 eensy nhs
the M Sc Of the am a mes
a4s 5s IT, here
Mrs Hairy New during POST
@ off 9a nods ase eek
end ELSEWHERE sc festiVy
s f @ sesPfp If Mr. and phe hoan
e zfs cS S
JOSS so
e ate @
also the Of Mrs Charles Adams wife the
By their daugteT Mrs Andrew Potter and their
With he fhe sas Stripes over the door ATTRACTING uch
a the IoVens home and serving
S a1 back as the of President Garfield
THE Ambassador claudel spent the anniversary
son Psn len at wd the sHr n w
s At 5sers s Play s aai r.
eStrP ss5s this and % p511fS o %
SS nSe similar Tuesday which will
he s. Ct @ Se % A ss45
Aires had thrown off the Spanish
Ambassador at this post from Argentina Senior Don Julian Ens
being charge d'afaireS.
E general Union DR. Leo Rowe
- will be host Tuesday evening at another of the delightful
aS' sasas
SS sssss rs e. ill., e
spot.
THE Womans National Country Club the organization
wished
will give privileges their ege which have been
the already well established country
ngton The win golf course swimming
spacious porch The situation chosen
yet at This organizers was
formerly the Montgomery Country Club.
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Capt. and Mrs. Calhoun
Entertain House PARTY

Capt. and Mrs. C.. c. Calhoun have
been entertaining a family house party
IN their home, RoSsdhu, over the Fourth
Of July. In the company are Mr.. CAL
houn's aunt, Mrs A. S. Bosley Of Chat
tanooga, and his nephews, sons of Gen.
Samuel Calhoun of Memphis, and Mrs.
Calhoun's aunt, Mrs. H. w. knight, and
her daughter, Mrs. Warham Strong
Baldwin. The young people win leave
tomorrow and Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun's
aunts. who are both In their eishtieth
year, will remain for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.. Waring
OF Charleston, S. c., son-in-law and
daughter of. Mrs. Calhoun, are expected
70 arrive this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-07
Capital Society Choosing
FavOrite Pleasure Resorts
Observation-Disclosures
President and Mrs. Hoover, However, Likely tc
Remain Here, Making Frequent Trips to
Rapidan Fishing Camp.

WASHINGTON society gradually settling itself for the Sum-
days will be we'll established
w in resorts country suburban
given
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Women's Press Club Plans
Al Fresco Supper Party

TIA Women's National Press Club
Ctii give an al fresco supper party Mon
day evening, July is, at the Manor
Club.
Representative Ruth Hanna McCor-
hnick was elected an active member
9f the club at the regular monthly
6infer Tuesday evening, which was fol-
lowed by a business meeting. She Is
the frst woman INnbliSher elected to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-07
British Ambassador and
Lady Howard Plan Vacation
Have Leased Estate In Maryland for Summer
Prominent Diplomats Are Seeking Recrea-
ton at Pleasure Resorts.

he has spent several days with Frau
Won Prittwitz und Gaffron.
The Minister of Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro and their. family are estab-
lished at Egle4nere, Pa, for several
weeks.
The Albanian Minister, Mr.. Faik
Konitza, left Washington yesterday for
Swampscott, Mass. He will return to
his apartment at the Mayflower about
the LIST of August.
The Minister of Rumania. Mr..
George Cretziano. and Mile. Jeanne
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Vice President Curtis Due
In Washington Next Week
Recently Sought Kansas Home for Brief Visit.
Cabinet Officers and Other Prominent
Residents Temporarily Absent.

The Vice President. Mr. Charles
Curtis, who is at his home in Topeka,
will return to Washington at the end
of next week. He will spend few
DAYS in Washington before going to
Providence. r. l., to visit his son-in-
Law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Web
ster Knight, ID.
The Secretary Of State Mr.. Henry L.
SMmson, will return to the city tomor-
row. He has been with Mrs. Stimson at
their Long Island home for several days.
The Secretary of War, Mr.. James w
Good. is expected back in the Capital
the first of the week. He accompanied
Mrs. Good and their family to Man.
chester. Mass, where they will stay
through July.
The Attorney General, Mr.. William
De Witt Mitchell. who is at his home
in St. Paul, will return to Washington
tomorrow. Mrs. Mitchell has been at
their Minnesota home for several weeks.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Walter F. Brown will return to their
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel to-
morrow. They have been spending a
brief vacation at their Ohio home.
The Secretary Of the Navy. Mr.
Charles Francis Adams, who joined Mrs.
Adams in Boston yesterday, will return
to Washington Thursday.
The Secretary of the Interior. Mr..
Ray Lyman Wilbur, will return to
Washington the first of next week. He
has been on a tour of inspection on the
Pacific Coast, and spent a few days
t.nsS IT, 80
Sierra Nevada Mountains.
The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr.
Arthur M. Hyde, f expected back early
this week from Jackson, Mich. where
he went after making an address In
Atlanta, Ga.
The Secretary of Labor. Mr. James
j. Davis, who accompanied Mrs. Davis
and his family to Ventnor, will return
to the city tomorrow.
Mrs. Hughes and Daughter
On Motor Trip to Maine.
Mrs. Charles F. Hughes. wife of the
chief of naval operations, and her
daughter. Mrs. Otto Nin1itz, are on a
motor trip to Maine. Mrs. Nin1itz will
remain there for the Summer. Mrs.
Hughes returning after short visit.
Mrs. Fuqua, wife of Maj Gen.
Stephen o. Fuqua, will start tomorrow
for California for the remainder Of
the Summer.
Miss jeanette Fuqua, daughter of
Gen. and Mrs. Fuqua, sailed yesterday
for two months stay abroad.
The alien property custodian. Mr..
Howard Sutherland. and his daughter,
Miss Katherine Sutherland, are spend
ing the week end at White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va. Mrs. Sutherland is
visiting her Son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallis Blocker Dunckef,
in Paris.
Mai. ]. Gibbons Conroy Of the Dis
trict of Columbia Health Department
has gone to Carlisle Barracks, Pa, for
two weeks with the Reserve Oh1cers'
Training Corps.
Col. Edward Clifford will be joined
tomorrow in his Georgetown home by
Mrs. Clifford, Miss Helen Clifford and
Mr.. Robert Clifford, who have been on
a motor trip in the North.
Mrs. Fray, wife of Capt. John Fray
u. 8. A., spent several days in Wash
ington at the Mayfiower, having come
from Fort SILL Okla. She will be the
guest of Mrs. John Bickers Fray In
Culpeper, Va, for the Summer, Capt
Fray joining her there later In the
summer.
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DR.. and Mrs. Lyon Announce
Last At Home for Season

DR.. and Mrs. James Alexander Lyon
will receive this afternoon for the last
time until the Autumn. They will
sail Friday. July 10, to spend three
months in Switzerland
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active membership In the club which
has only professional newspaper women
as members.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-05-01

air, between IIle IIlOuIl-
tains and the sea, was
fiery and lustrous as wine.
The ringlets of March
did not yet show on the
springs of the hedges;
and the blue smoke-stacks
and cubes of the factory
buildings, coated with con-
crete, and the workers
dwellings of the Pleasant
Colony; the flanks of the
mountains, cleaning like
copper, molten in the sun
and bluely transparent as
ice.
Three years ago-and
all was as yesterday;
nothing had CHI an e d.
These hazy mountains
their ravines and o111lies
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"Comrade Gleb! =" The door which she left open,
looking into the empty The darkened forgotten
factory He had been worker in this factory And
he the commander of regiment and the Order Of
the Red Flag
rooster sroed to the fence raised his head and
regarded him with a cold and evil eye.
"Who is this?'
And the goats looked at him curousy with their serpent
eyes, while with their maiden lips inaudiby they chartered
nonsense.
Shoo filthy creature! I'll shoot you, devil take you'll"
U.-GLOOM
On the opposite side of the street from open
window in the tenement sounded muffed drunken voices
1t was the bass voice of the cooper Savchk mingled with the
hyst Hcal voice of his wife, Mota screening like hen.
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quarre and crags exactly as his childhood In the distance
he could the lower Slopes the workings he knew
WELL the nveyorhafts standing amidst the rocks and
bushes the bridges and the gorges The
factory down below Just the verabe city of towers
and domes and cylindrical roofs and the Pleasant
Colony the hillside above the factory with its parched
acacias and the little yard before each house.
If to pass through the in the concrete wall
which separates the factory grounds from the suburb once
there gate here and now but gap in the second block
of cottages is Glebs lodging.
TN moment his wife Dasha and their daughter Nurka
will him; will oyfully cry out and then cling to him.
quverng with happiness Dasha not expecting him.
did he know how much she had undergone during the three
of his absence In the whole Republic there not
road foopah which had not been stained with human
blood Had Death here only gone through the street passing
by the workers hove his house also RACED by fire and
whrwnd?
Geb srode the winegod ustre along the path on the
mountain slope through the umps of still wntry brushwood
among the sparkling yellow flowers. 1t seemed to him
though the air and cruped and danced wings of
mother-of- pearl.
In square beyond the WALL amob of dirty children
playing and paunchy snakeeyed goats roamed nbblng at
bushes acacia shoots.
Astonished jerked up their red combs crying
angrily:
sWho is ths?"
In Gleb's heart-swoen and throbbing-he heard the
mountains and Quarre the smokestacks and the dwellings
reverberate with deep subterranean murmur. The
factory Diesel engine. The cabe-ways. The pits. The
revolving cylinders in the furnace-rooms.
One could between the grey buildings of the works.
overhead cabee stretching down to the upon rumpha
cables tau violin strings to which cling moonless
trucks beneath them the rusty of the safene and
below the at the edge of the stretch the wings
of an electric
CPLENDID Once again, machines and work Fresh work.
- Free work, gained in struggle, through fire and
blood. Splendid!
Like gddy madens the goats and laugh with the
children The amoniacal stencil of the pigty. Grass and
weeds besmirched by hens
What's this? Goats, poultry and pigs? This used to be
strictly forbidden.
Concrete and stone Coal and cement Stag and SCOT.
Fgreetowers of the electric conveyo Smokesacks higher
than the mountains Network of cables And right
it all stalls and livestock? Damn the fellows! They had
dragged the village here by the TAIL and it spreads like mil
dew,
Three walking towards him in single fie with
bundles under their In front marched old
with the face of witch behind two young like tramps
of them fat and fubosomed her face wreathed
nuay with laughter her lips could hardly her teeth
The other with red and red swollen eds her face deep
buried in her shawl Was she ill or weeping?
He Immediately recognized two of them The old
was the wife of Loshak the mechanic the laughing
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The Daily Worker printing Cement in part answer to
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Workers of the zamosgoretehs borough in Mosco~ paradng
May
quarters of million marching in solid ranks from early
Geb left his kit lying the fence and over
Savchuks place. The walls of the room were grmv with
lamp soo Overthrow stools lay upon the floor upon which
clothes also strewn tin kettle lay upon side and
like little white geams flour scattered everything
With the in his eyes, Geb could not Immediately dis
tngish person. Then he noticed two dirty convused
bodies fighting, rolling the floor.
Looking keeny, he saw it was the Savchuks. The mans
shirt torn ribbons his back bent like the
of Wheel his ribs stuck out like hoops Moas skirt
around her middle and full breast heaved violently they
struggled together.
Geb seized Savchuk under his and squeezed his ribs
until they cracked.
Here, mani Have you gone crazy? Take a breatherl
Stand up!
Savchuks muscles quivered He cawed the air so violently
that his finger joints cracked.
EORGETFUL of her naked thighs Motia raising herself on
hand gestculated with the other and tried CAPE
mouthed to scream but could not.
"Savchuk, stand up damn you! Be a MANI
Again squeezing Savchuk till his bones cracked Gleb at
last got him upright and planted his caoused heels upon the
floor
"Tll give you of the head, you old DEVIL Are you
out of your Senses you bockhead And up you Mota
Are your limbs out of joint? Cheer up Don't be ashamed
you stay you are'
And Gleb burst into friendly laughter
Moa screamed shyy like little girl She pulled her skirt
down and cured her legs under it, rolling herself up like
hedgehog She like little frightened child hid
self in corner, crying
Without recognizing him, Savchuk looked at Gleb with
boodshot Then he turned away exhausted and said
hccuppng he devil brought you here the wrong time
my boy. Get OUT Be off, before break your head for
your
Again Gleb laughed cordially.
"Savchuk, my old pal! l came to pay you visit Won't
receive Comrade? You know for how many
bumped backs together in this hell of furnace What
mad dog has bitten you, "COPPER""
Again Savchuk regarded Geb with his bovine eyes, He
stamped his grv foot upon the floor and waved MS hands,
His rags futtered upon him like scarecrow This
shirt but of atters The muscles ckered beneath the
skin like knots in taut cords.
What you old DEVIL Gleb! My old brother, Chumalov!
What devil has dragged you back out of hell? You old
bastard! Geb Look at mel Look at my ugly old dali
ana AK mif ok me IN sne 1 Gaa !, you IKE
Get up Motia Get yourself to rights now I'm weak
and peaceful Well another time I'm going to sit
down with good old Gleb and little bit and open my
heart to him. Get up, Motia Come here Now let's
have peace! Kiss Geb, friend and contradict"
Like oashavings his hair and beard stood up in tufts
like ragged bast Shoes
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THE FAMOUS NOVELIST OF THE OUTST

the wife of Grenada another mechanic The third was
stranger whom he had never before.
AS he approached them the pathway ne stood
aside in the high grass and gave them military salute
Good morning Comrades!'
They look at him askance though he tramp and
stepped past him. Only the last the laughing gave
screening laugh like scared hen: Get with you!
There's enough scamps like you about Must Good
day to everybody"
whats the matter with you wenches? Don't you recog
nze me?
Loshak's wife looked morosey at Gleb-just old
witch would dothen muured to herself in her deep voice.
"Why this is Geb He has risen from the Dead the rasca