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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
Ball Tuesday Evening
To Honor D. A. R. PAGES

The pages ball. the annual feature
given by the president general for the
young women who assist as pages dur
ing the continental congress, will be
at the Willard Tuesday night Mrs.
David D. Caldwell, regent for the DIS
trict of Columbia, is chairman of the
ball committee, with Mrs George S.
Matthies. Miss Dorothy Jenkins and
Mrs. Jean Lobat as vice chairmen, and
they are assisted by the following COM
nlittee: Mrs. John NJ Beavers, Miss
Catherine Caldwell, Miss Helen Hartman,
Mrs. Tonnis j. Holzberg Mrs. E. L.
Morrison, Miss Virginia Price. Mrs.
Charles Schermerhorn. Mrs Marvin
Tyler, Mrs William Walker Smith, Mrs
Mallette Roach Spengler and Mrs. Will
liam H. Wagner.
Col. Davis Chafin, U. S. A.. is chair
man of the floor committee and Comdr.
George D. Price, U. S. N, will make
the introductions
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Brazilian Embassy Rays
Honor to Vice President
Mr. Curtis and Sister, Mrs. Gam, to Be Am
bassadors Dinner Guests Diplomatic
Corps News Notes.

de Ferrara left Washington yesterday
for Texas, where the Ambassador will
attend the Southwestern Foreign Trade
Conference. They will return to Wash
ington April %. but expect to stop in
st. Louis and New Orleans for short
stay.
The Ambassador of Chile, Senior Da-
villa, is expected to return from Cleve-
land the middle of the week.
The Ambassador of Turkey, Mr.. All
met Muhtar, will entertain at dinner
May and again May 8.
The Ambassador of Germany and
Frau Won Prittwitz und Gaffron have
gone to Charleston, S. c., where they
will view the German cruiser Enden
They will be absent about ten days,
visiting in other Southern cities before
returning.
The Minister of Colombia and Pres
ident-elect Of the Republic, DR.. Enrique
Olaya, will arrive in New York next
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President and Mrs. Hoover
Welcoming arious Groups
Of Visitors in Washington
Society Program of Capital Embraces Many Con.
spicuous Events President-Elect of
Colombia to Be Honored.
BY SALLIE v. II. PICKETT.

% the social plans OF the Lacy OF Inc Lang t t1P Inc
@ p OF Waite eRG and nc Sdf
general activity Both the President and MIS- Hoover are
interest attaches their reception wednesday
Ge'1Sa RESIDENTS
OTHER patriotic bodies are
in fact the entire city seems set with flags flying for the
Daughters the American Revolution and
the official households where there are not guests ana important
planned the D. A. Groups of Senators
Representatives wives holding large receptions and Mrs Edward
the Vice Presidents sister assisting at several
MRS HOOVER adding
IA furnishing, is Sad each to be upholstered in blue silk
GamaSk The frames richly hand carved and the most skilled
Wome9 the onSra in Mdde New York are upon
in the mTscaes and on such first showing
@eS e family HOy
%s5 guests are entertained will serve the seats Of the
MANY delightful the social calendar and the
IVA Colombia DR. Enrique oaya arrives in Wash
on Easter Monday several
i1s s5s
M @ @ f Gr @
The c RofGSi aid I I'm
@ REiiaP
Mnister from Colombia
II ha roe his
occurrence
WITH Easter Sunday away possible opportunity
is Mad for SOe seST Or bal as
hs s s6tft the opportunity
dancing and other pleasures
THE President lending their
lowing the precedent Of other
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G9ss siHs Ssfs 1sS
Edith Nouse Rogers
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| The Postmaster General and Mrs
| Walter F. Brown will return to their
| apartment at the Wardman Park Hotel
early in the week from Toledo, where
| they are now visiting.
The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur will go Tues
day to New York, where the former
will attend meeting of the Rockefeller
Foundation Wednesday.
The Secretary of Labor and Mrs
James j. Davis have as their guest for
few days. Mrs. Fred w. Thomas OF
spending today in Cleveland, Ohio, hav-
| ing gone there to attend a meeting of
the Moose. He will return to Washing
ton tomorrow morning.
Representative and Mrs w. r. Coyle
have left their apartment at the Hay
Adams House to return to their home
in Bethlehem, Pa, for few days.
Mrs. John Lord O'Brian. wife of the
assistant to the Attorney General. has
returned to her apartment in the Ward
man Park Hotel after visit to her
home in Buffalo.
Representative and Mr.. Quinn VIII
liam of Texas have with them their
daughter, Mrs. Theodore Harris, and
her twin son and daughter, Ted Quinn
and Bobby Dick of Wichita Falls, Tex.
who will be with them for month.
The Commissioner General of Immi-
grafton and Mrs. Harry E. Hull. who
have been visiting in New York and
Boston are expected to return to their
apartTnent in the Wardman Park Hotel
today.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas @. Ash
burn are expected to return at the end
of this month after several months alb
sence. Mrs. Ashburn went to Cali
fornia in the late Winter and was joined
there by Gen. Ashburn. who has been
on an inspection tour. They are max
ing the trip East by way of the Panama
Canal.
Admiral and Mrs Christian JOY Peoples
and their daughters, Miss Leila Peoples
and Miss Pamela Peoples, are the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Chester D. Swope of
1912 Thirty-fourth place. Admiral Peo-
pies has been detailed to the Brooklyn
Navy Yard after having been on the
Pacific coast for nine years.
Mai. and Mrs. Alfred A. Cunningham,
". .. NJ. u, nave do IAlCAA 6ACoOo 0O WAS
Marine Barracks, DR.. and Mrs. Howard
Bucknell of Florida and New York, who
will be with them for week.
Capt. and Mrs. w. E. Dalton of Wash
ington are spending some time at the
Hotel Traymore, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Francis, wife of Capt. John r.
Francis, u. S. A., who is visiting Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. George S. Simonds, spent
yesterday at Fort Meade. Md. Mrs.
Francis will leave Thursday for Chica-
60 to join Capt Francis at Fort Sheri-
dan, where he is on duty.
Lieut.. Charles Stafford, U. S. A., who
is visiting his brother-in-law and sister,
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Stephen o. Fuqua,
will go to New York Tuesday and sail
Friday for his new post in Panama.
Miss Helen Cannon has returned to
her home on r street from her DAN
vile, III. home, where she was called
by the sudden death of her sister,. Mrs.
Ernest x. LeSeure. Miss Cannon will
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Social Festivities
Mark Spring Season
In Federal Capital
Honor Dinners, Luncheons
and Teas Scheduled Dur
ing the Week in Official
Circle-House Guests En-
tertained.


Senator and Mrs. Arthur Vanden-
berg are entertaining at dinner IN the
presidential suite and cabinet room at
the Willard, Tuesday evening, April ~.
The Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr will entertain at
dinner Wednesday evening, April 70.
The chief of staff of the Army and
Mrs Charles p. Summerall were the
guests of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. A. j.
White, who entertained a company OF
} at dinner last evening in the gold
ON of the Wardman Park Hotel.
The commandment of the Army War
ollege, Mai. Gen. William D. Conner,
], III be host at luncheon Tuesday. at
he Oficers' Club of the college, when
his guests will include the heads OF local
colleges.
The commandant and Mrs. Connor
will entertain ut dinner wednesday eve
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Prominent Guests Listed
For Tea at Women's Club

Rear Admiral and Mrs. F. c. Billiard,
Miss Janet Richards, Statesman of
current events" and Mrs. James Wentz
will be honor guests at the tea this
afternoon from 4:30 to 6 o'clock at the
City Women's Club. Mrs. Merritt o.
Chance, Judge Mary O'Toole, Mrs j.
Garfield Riley and Mrs. William e.
Chamberln will receive with the guests.
Miss nellie 1ngels, Miss Cornelia Grams,
Miss Eunice Wright and Miss Gertrude
Temple will preside at the tea tables
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Courtesy Is Planned
In Tribute to C.. of R.
National Officers
Mrs. Quin and Mrs. Gam
Announce Reception in
Their Honor-Other Spe-
cial Functions Scheduled.

Mrs. Edward Everett Gam, sister of
the Vice President, will assist Mrs.
Quin, wife of Representative Percy Ed
wards Quin, in her at home tomorrow
afternoon at 4:3O o'clock at the Con-
gressional Club, in honor of the ma
tional officers of the National Society,
Children of the American Revolution,
who will be in line The line will in
clude Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart, Mrs.
Eleanor Washington Howard, Mrs.
Frank F. Ray, Mrs. Theodore Uhlar,
Miss Aimee Powell, Mrs. Thaddeus
Jones, Mrs. John Maxwell, Mrs. John
Morrison Kerr. Mrs Charles S. Grives,
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Mrs. Owen, Representative,
UNIVERSITY Club Guest

Representative Ruth Bryan Owen
will be the honor guest Of the uni
versity Club at reception Thursday
evening She will have with her Sc
high school students from her con-
gressional district. winners In O recent
contest, 0.
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Mrs. H. L. Bishop at Home
To Callers Today, 4 to 6

Mrs. Howard Lovingston Bishop, as
sisted by her daughter. Mrs. Lyman
Martineau Nebeker, will be at home this
afternoon from to 8 O'Clock at 2540
Massachusetts, avenue. No cards have
been issued. f.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
DECIDES TWO TITLES
Chief Interest in Polo Play Tonight Ccntcrs Around Struggles in open and Class A Divisions.

New York, April 5 P1TWo more titles in the national indoor polo championships will be decided nere tonight, but chief interest will at tach to preliminary round struggles in the open and class A divisions.
 Fort Hamilton and Squadron A will clash for the class B title and Ramapo of New Jersey and Squad ron A for the class D championship.
 In the open division, Yale's lrio will face the Brooklyn Riding and Driving club, defending champions, at the 10lst cavalry armory, Brook lyn, At Squadron A armory, Man. haitian, Winston Guests Optimists encounter Tim Clark's Common wealth club of Boston, in class A elimination. The Optimists, invin- cible this winter. rule heavy favor ties over the Commonwealth trio which suffered surprising defeat at the hands of the New York A. C. in an open class game here Wednes- day night.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
BATTLE IN FINALS
Hollywood A. C. and New York A. c. Swimmers Expected to Clash in Senior Mems Tourney.

Chicago, April (UP)--Swimmers competing under the colors of the Hollywood A. C. and the New York A. c. were doped to battle it out for the team caNnpionship as final events in the annual senior mems National A. A. L. acquatic tourna- ment began today.
 The natators from the west coast held a one point edge on the east erners after the two championship events scheduled yesterday were run off, Hollywood's point total stood at Is while New York's was IT.
 A worlds record was smashed last night when the Hollywood trio of Frank Walton, Tom Blankenburs and Weston Kimball, swan the 30O- yard medley relay in 3;06 2-5. New York finished second and North western university third.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

the orders of Manager Joe McCar- thy, Hornsby vigorously denied that there was any chance of him under going another operation or of him being out of baseball for a span of months.
 'I'll drop in on specialist when get to Chicago" he said. My heel has been hurting me. A physician examined it and told me the pain was caused from undue strain on certain muscles of my leg because have favored it in practice this spring following an operation at the close of last season.
 The Rajah said Mccarthy thought it would be best for him to stay off his feet for while. and the physi- clan advised that he take a rest. and added T could have played right through but there is no use taking any further chances now"
 He declared he would be back with the Cubs in an exhibition game in Kansas City, and would be in the lineup when the season opens.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
FACES TOUGH TASK
Oklahoma A. X NJ. College Wrest- ling Team Faces Hcrculcan Task in Retaining Its Championship.

New York. April UP) - The team representing Oklahoma A. X
 NJ. college faced a herculean task today in it's attempt to retain hon.
 ors in the National Athletic union
 wrestling championships at the New
 York Athletic club.
 The westerners qualified five mem-
 bers of their nine man team for the semi-final round bout but were out numbered by New York A. C., which qualified fl of it's 35 en- trants. The West Side y. NJ. C. A.
 Of New York was the only other in stitution 10 place more than one representative in the mi-fnals, the other places being distributed among II organizations. | The qualitiers for the semi finals included:
 126 pound class: James J. Reid, Carlton R. Lohmeyer and Arthur Bartels, N. Y. A. C.; and Louis Paul Rano, Worcester, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
TO EXAMINE ROCKNE
Dr. J. C. Barborka, Mayo Clinic Physician, is En Route to Miami to See Famous Coach.

Miami Beach, Fla, April (UP) -Dr. J. C. Barborka, Mayo clinic physician, is en route to Miami beach to accompany Knute Rockne back to Rochester, Minn., for a thorough going over" Rockne ad- mitted today.
 The famous Notre Dame football coach, who previously had denied the physician was summoned be- cause of his condition, emphasized that Dr. Barborka was not coming here for consultation.
 I'm feeling fine,' he said. I'm planning to go back north this week end and Barborka, who is a friend of the family, merely is coming south to go back with me. He's not called in consultation on my care"
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
MEET IN FINALS
GIcnna Collett Faces Edith Outer in 36-Hole Match in Annual North and South Tourney.

Pinehurst, N. C., April (UP)- golf champion, faced Edith Quier of Reading, Pa, in the 36-hole final of the 2Sth annual north and south women's golf tournament here to- day.
 Miss Outer furnished her second surprise of the tournament ycster- day when she eliminated Helen Hicks. Hewlett, L. l.. star, in the semi-finals, and 1. Miss Outer had previously beaten Virginia Van Vie of Chicago in the second round.
 Miss Collett gained the final by defeating one of her strongest rivals, Maureen Orcutt. holder of the Met ropolitan and eastern titles. and ,.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
AMATEUR CHAMPS
Eight State Simon Pure Titles Are Dcidcd at Golden Glove Tourna- mcnt at New Haven.

New Haven, Conn.,, April (UP) Eight state amateur boxing cham pions were acclaimed today after the conclusion of the largest state golden glove tournament ever held. Sixty-six bouts were held Thursday and Friday.
 The champions:
 Flyweight-Steve Vane, Derby
 Bantamweight - Arthur Hilton, Waterbury.
 Featherweight Frankie Smith, Norwalk.
 Lightweight-Ernie Sims, Water bury.
 Welterweight - Rolo Rowland (only defending champion) Water bury.
 Middleweight Billy O'Brien. Derby.
 Light yweight-Edvin Jes- sup, Torrington.
 Heavyweight (unlimited)-E Scarra, New Haven.
 Frankie Smith, who fought nine rounds last night to win the feath- erweight title and Billy O'Bricn, who triumphcd by three knockouts, were the outstanding performers
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
HAS SLIGHT SHADE

Nashville, Tenn. April LP-Joe Stripp, who was given the third base today in their game with the Nash vile Volunteers, appears to have slight shade over Tony Cuccinello former Columbus Senator. for the regular job. Cuccinello's lack of big hindrance to him.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
REMAIN IN RUNNING
Eastern and Western Basketball Quintcts Still Battle It Out For Championship of Y.

Chicago, April (UP)-The east : ern quintets, one from the middle west and another from the west. re- majned in the running for the Na- tional Y. M. C. A. basketball cham pionship today.
 Railway. N. J., winning its way into the mi-finals by trouncing St. Paul, Minn., 31 to 2o last night, will meet Vincennes, Ind, victor over Bukalo, N. Y., 2S to 26, in one of the semi final matches today while the other brings together Kansas City's sharp shooters an ] the Montclair, N. J., five.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
TOURNEY FAYORITES
Louisiana and Athens, Tex, Basket ball Quintcts Stand Out in Semi Final Contests.

Chicago, April 5 (UP) - The Giants from Jena, La. dark horses of the tournament, and the Hornets from Athens, Tex, stood cut today as four teams went into the sem-final round of the 12th an- nual scramble for the national high school basketball title.
 Survivors of 36 starters, the four besides Jena and Athens, there are St. Johns Military academy Delafeld, Wis. and Corinth, Ky, still in the running-with one eX- ception have reached the semi finals fairly easy.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
TIGERS END SERIES

Atlanta, Ga, April LP)-The De, troit Tigers meet the Atlanta South, ern Association club here today il the last of three exhibition games the first two having been divided evenly between the two teams. The Tigers will move on to Louisville to. Association team there Sunday and Monday.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
MORTENSEN INJURED AGAIN

An old football injury to his shoulder, aggravated by new strain, is said to handicap Jesse Mortensen, track captain and javelin throwing star at the University Of Southern California. On his first throw this year. a heave of 195 feet, Mortcnsen
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

Dr. Bradford Knapp, president of Alabama Polytechnic institute, has received a varsity football letter from Vanderbilt 40 years after he
 played guard and tackle on the first
 two elevens turned out by the Con- modorcs.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
RELAY TEAM STRONG

Eastern critics believe Harvard's E crack mile relay team may set g new worlds record in the event this year. The Crimson team ran 3:2O 3-5 indoors this season and may be able to get under the worlds record time of 3:1G 2-5 outdoors.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

Maybe he's reaching for a higher education. Anyhow. Albic Booth was up-and at 'cm in spring base ball practice at Yale university when this action picture was taken. A star quarterback at football and a forward in basketball, he's shown here in the role of shortstop for Old Eli on the diamond.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
NURSES SORE HEEL
Rogers Hornsby Denies That He Is to Undergo Another Operation At Chicago Hospital.

Los Angeles, April 5 P}-Rogers Hornsby, baseball's rajah, was nurs- ing a sore heel on an eastbound train today, firm in his intention 70 be at the second base sack for the Chicago Cubs when they launch their 1880 season.
 Although he left for Chicago on
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
DEMPSEY LIKES STANTON

Jack Dempsey calls Gene Stanton, young Cleveland heavyweight the best looking heavyweight pros pect he has seen in years. Stanton is managed by Barney kofron and is being brought along carefully.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

Developing young pitching ma terial of class is the new policy of Manager Stanley Harris for the De- troit Tigers. Bill Yeckley, varsity football end of last fall, has been declared Prlncetons best boxer.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
VETERAN PAGER IN COMEBACK

i The veteran roan pacing gelding, | Theodore Guy. is slated to appear
 once more in the Grand Circuit this
 season. The nine year old pacer has l been absent Since 1927, enjoying q | two year frolic in pasture life.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

It will be the general policy of the tournament committee to provide tournament championship events for every class of player and not confine competition to only the best play
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

The committee in charge of the golf events at Shuttle Meadow will vance dope on the schedule indicates that there will be several radical changes in the method of running off the big events and it is rumored that some new features will be introduce cd
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

Earl V. Higbee has served on this committee for three or four years and the experience he has gained as to what the members want in golf competition will be utilized this year in arranging what may prove to be the Jest schedule offered at the club in recent years.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

The figure that Bobby Jones cuts in American golf was well illustrated in the publicity given by the metro politan press to the new open tour nament staged recently at Augusta, labelled the Southeastern Open. The event was treated as a major tourna- ment mainly because the great Jones won it.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

This afternoon. the greens at Shut tie Meadow will be opened and q large crowd of club members will be on hand to open the 1880 season. There will be four weeks for practice before the first Saturday afternoon tournament which is scheduled April 26.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
CHIP SHOTS
By digger

Another first class professional has entered Connecticut golfing circles, Johnny Golden has been secured by the Wee Burn club of Noroton. which makes Billy Burke and Golden nea1 neighbors.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

Not only will he not turn profess siona] but if he succeeds in winning the British amateur and opens ana the American national open this sea- son there is ut least a likelihood that he will retire from championship ,,,.v and devote himself to business and play golf only for fun.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

Should he step out to defend his title and lose it in his first bout with any other opponent, the "I told you so" boys will certainly be sing ing the anvil chorus again. When all things are taken into consideration, one can't blame them.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
Spea a king of Sports

Bat Battalino has been matched to 11ght Bushy Graham of Utica, N. Y. In Hartford on April 25. This is an- other Of those non-title fights. In the scrap, Battalino will not put his new ly acquired featherweight champion ship at stake but will fight another one of those fights which, win or lose, doesn't mean anything.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

It begins to appear that Battalino's camp is afraid that the crown that now rests on the brow of the Hart
 ford Italian, is kind of ashew. Of course. we realize that his handlers arc awaiting his big chance for big purse, Q New York shot. probably. with Kid Chocolate as his opponent.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

Reading between the lines in dis patches from the West, it looks as if Dempsey is hankering to get back into the ring again. The former heavyweight champion sort of holds in contempt the heavyweight crop of fighters of the present day and after looking the field over carefully, you cant blame him either.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

It is whispered that Jack plans to come back to the ring in a battle with Primo Camera, the giant Ital- ian. He feels that the only thing that would prevent him from making this comeback would be his legs. Still, he never went in for long fights and, should he feel able to go four rounds, he feels that he can beat any of the present heayyweights.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

But, although We feel that Batta limo, despite his two defeats since he became champion, has the goods to stand up against most of these contenders for the featherweight crown, he is hurting his prestige in these parts, at least, and most prob ably throughout the country by dal- lying along in these non-title fights without risking his crown.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

That and the Savannah open, both new events, by the way, were "blg news" because of Jones' entry. Noth- ing much hinged on who won them. as far as titles went, and the money prizes did not exceed several others of the winter tournaments.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

But Bobby Jones pitting his skill against the pros raised these opens to golfing events of major public in terest. It is supreme testimony that Jones occupies position in golf sim liar to that of Ruth in baseball.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-05
If does not take much imagination

It does not take much imagination to predict what would happen II Jones should turn professional. But if YOU harbor any notion that eventu- ally he will do so, just read the ar ticle on Bobby in the current issue of the American magazine and have your illusions dispelled.