Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-27

The guest list was:
The President of the United States.
The Vice President Of the United
The Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentativeS.
The Ambassador of Brazil.
The Ambassador of Great Britain.
The Ambassador of Poland.
The Ambassador to Poland.
The Secretary of the Treasury.
The Attorney General.
The Postmaster General.
The Secretary of Agriculture.
The Secretary of Commerce.
The Acting Secretary of the Navy.
The Minister of Panama.
The Minister of Bulgaria.
The Minister of Ell Salvador.
Walter E. Adams, Boston, Mass; DIR.
Philip G. Affieck, George .Akerson, Sec
rotary to the President; Sherman Allen,
Paul Y. Anderson, the st. Louis Post
Dispatch; Herbert w. Archer, Matthew
Armstrong, Los Angeles Times; Henry
F.. Ashurst, Senator from Arizona; M.
H. Aylesworth, president National
Broadcasting Co.
George Barr Baker, New York City;
William L. Barnard, Brookline, Mass.
Robert Barry, New York Evening
World; Norman w. Baxter, president
National Press Club; Col. Sosthenes
Behn, president International Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co.; Thad G.
Bell, Richmond, Va; Uric Bell, Louis
Vile Courier journal; Paul Bellamy,
the Cleveland Plain Dealer; Robert j.
Bender, the United Press Associations;
William S. Bennett, Chicago, Ill; Ira E.
Bennett, Washington Post; G. K. Berry
T, Bergman, The Washington Evening
Star; william I. Bergman, Pittsburg,
Pa; Karl A. Bickel, the United Press
Associations; James P. Bicket the Chi
cago American; Howard M. BiScoe, vice
president Boston g. Albany Railroad;
T. Buchanan Blakiston, Baltimore, Nd;
Col C. B. Blethen, the Seattle Times;
c. B. Blethen, jr, the Seattle Times;
Sol Bloom, Representative from New
York; John S. Blue, New YORK CITY:
Stuart o. Blythe, the Ladies Home
Journal: George Calvert Bowie, J. F. M.
Bowie, Kelvin DeLacey Bourke, New
York City; Judge Roland w. Boyden'
| The Hague Tribunal; Thomas w.
Brahany, r. p. Brandt, the ST. Louis
Post Dispatch; Desha Breckenridge,
lexington, KY; DR.. Paris E. Brengle,
J. F. Bresnahan, the New York Eve
ming World; Kingman Brewster, George
Waverley Briggs, Dallas, Tex; FREQ a
Britten, Representative from Illinois ;
Sir John Joyce Broderick, counselor
British embassy. Ashmun Brown
Washington Herald; Harry j. Brown,
salt Lake Tribune; John Stewart
BRYAN, the News-Leader, Richmond,
Va: II. E. G. Bryant, Ashevllle Cltlzen;
| Cant. Allan Buchanan, naval aloe 10
the President; E. A. Buel, Baltimore,
Md: Walter S. Buel, Cleveland Plain
| Dealer: DR.. Frank F. Bunker, the Car
negie institution; James Francis Burke
Pittsburgh. Pa; Charles l.. Burrlll'
Boston, Mass; Maj. Gen. Smeoley ~
Butler, u. S. M. c., Quantico, va
| C..
Robert r. Cahill, Comdr. George w.
| Calver, u. S. N; T. H. CaraWay, sen
ator from Arkansas; Thomas Carens'
| the Boston Herald; G. Richmond Car
penter, the Providence Journal; Col
John H. Carroll, Harry Chandler, the
Los Angeles Times; Chris L. Christen-
sen, Robert H. Clancy, Representative
! from Michigan; Raymond Clapper, the
United Press; william r. Cole, the
public Ledger, Philadelphia; Charles II.
| Colladay. Claremont, Calf; Edward F.
Colladay, George M. Cook. Chicago, Ill. !;
ROYAL S. Copeland, Senator from New
| York: DR.. Edward L. Corbett, New
York City; william S. Corby, Charles
o. Cornelius, Metropolitan Museum OF
! Art; Edward Costigan, Judge Edward
A. Counihan, Cambridge, Mass; DR..
James F. Coupal, William Coyne, VIII
mington, Del; Arthur w. Crawford, the
Chicago Tribune; Marvin H. Creager,
| the Milwaukee Journal; Harris M.
Crist, Brooklyn Daily Eagle; Col. Ed
ward Croft, U. s. A.; Gen. Herbert B.
| Crosby, Commissioner, District of Co
lumbia; r. j. Cuddihy, the Literary
Digest: j. Harry Cunningham, j. Max
Cunningham, John T. Cushing, the
| Boston Record.
Charles S. Deneen, Senator from Illi-
| nois; DR.. Alfred P. Dennis, vice chair
man of the United States Tariff Com
mission: Charles H. Dennis, the Chicago
Daily News; Robert Denton, Franklin
D'Olier, vice president Prudential Lie
Insurance Co.; Victor B. Deyber, w.
Laurence Dickey, the Kansas City Post;
Arthur J; Dodge, Henry L. Doherty, New
York City; Col. william J. Donovan,
r. Howard Duckett, James w. Dunegan,
Stevens Point, Wis; George E. Durno,
the International News Service.
E.
Fred East, Charles A. Eton, Repre-
sentative from New Jersey; p. E. Ed
rington, New orleans, La; Frank
Ehlers, M. s. Eisenhower, Ahmed FL
Eissy, the Egyptian legation; Richard
P. Ernst, j. Fred Essary, Baltimore Sun.
William ]. Fahy, New York City; War
rem c.. Fairbanks, the Indianapolis
News; Lloyd M. Felmly, the Newark
Evening News; Foster T. Fenton, Bal
timore, Md: Garland S. Ferguson, jr,
chairman Federal Trade Commission;
Carter Field, the Bell Syndicate; Frank
patrick. the Salt Lake Tribune; Robert
v. Fleming, Mark Foote, Grand Rapids
Press; Arthur F. Foran, collector of
Port of New York; Wilbur S. Forrest
the Herald-Tribune, New York; Ru-
dolph Forster, executive secretary White
House; DR.. Glenn Frank, president
University Of Wisconsin; James A.
Frear, Representative from Wisconsin;
Brig. Gen. B. H. Fuller. acting COM
mandant United States Marine Corps;
j. H. Furay, the United Press AsSocia-
tions.
Edwin w. Gableman, Cincinnati En-
quirer; Michael Gallagher, Cleveland,
Ohio; A. s. Gardiner, Clinton w. Gil
bret, Philadelphia Public Ledger; r. M.
Ginter, Harrisburg, Pa: Carter Glass,
Senator from Virginia; Otis F. Glenn.
Senator from Illinois; G. j. Gockeler;
M. Preston Goodfellow, the Brooklyn
Daily Eagle; Mark L. Goodwin, Dallas
News; George M. Gottfried, New York
! City; George S. Graham, Representa-
tive from Pennsylvania; DR.. Thomas A.
Green, B. J. Greenhut, New York City;