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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-29
I UO-PieCe
Dress Back
on Pedestal
BY FRANCES PAGET
(Cnnurirht 1oan hr StrIa Snnrce,

NEW YORK, July 29.-It is obvi-
Gus that you can't keep good style
down, or SO a number of people are
inclined to interpret the resurrection
of the two-piece dress, after it's COM
paratively brief retirement.
In commenting on the revival of
the two-piece type, it is recognized
that one-piece lines provide the out
standing dress standard for the
coming season, as for the one past,
but even with this pref minence,
there are many reasons to believe
that the two-piece dress should be
included in discussion of future as
well as current types.
In the midseason Showings in
Paris, the two-piece made its re-
appearance as one of the leading
interpretations of sports fashions,
but in a decidedly different form.
Intricate in Detail
Instead of being intensely and ex-
clusively practical, that is, in the
workmanlike technique that has
marked the majority of bona fide
sportSWear models, these new
dresses formed on tWo-piece lines
have all the detail and intricacy
that characterize the most formal
and elaborate gown.
That is the chief and new char
acteriStic of the new two-piece
frockS, which are developed nearly
always Of cloth. In fact, the use
of cloth is one of its new specifica-
lions and means of identifying it
as of this year.
Jumper Always BeIted
Another particular feature of
these new ones is the detail of the
jumper, which always is belted and
nearly always makes much of the
buttoned closing to accentuate a
jacket suggestion, even though it
abounds in intricate detail.
This type has an unquestionably
youthful mien, and this quality, that
they give youthfulness to the gar
ment rather than that they are the
monopoly of youthful wearers, is a
strong recommendation in favor of
their revival.
Some houses of very good stand
ing never have wholly relinquished
them, even though they granted
first place to the one-piece frock.
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HAIR T on FACE
DESTROYED FOR GOOD
Centuries Old Problem Finally Solved
by Discoveries of Skilled
French Chemist.
Manufac turer RigidIy GUARANTEES
HAIR NEVER RETURNS

action in devitalizing hair roots that
they never can produce hair again.
It's action is sure and safe.
Do not hesitate to use Koremlu
on the most delicate skin-it is alb
solutely harmless, yet a deadly foe
to superfiuous hair growth. Renem-
Der If directions are followed, hair
never comes back. In case you're
an exception. your money will be
returned. but never has a case been
known to the manufacturer where
Koremlu has failed.
If you really want to rid yourself
of ugly hair on the face, legs and
arms-youn agree Koremlu is worth
100 times its cost. Ask for our
booklet. Sold by H. P. WATSON. &
Co, The VIM. II. Block Co.-Adver-
tisement.
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TENNESSEANS
HONOR GUESTS

Mrs. David Gaut and Miss Flea
nor Mitchell. Memphis, Tenn, we're
guests Of honor at a small dinner
party Monday night at the Country
Club Of indianapolis.
The affair was given by Mrs.
Henry C. Atkins. 1921 North Merid-
ian street. Mrs. Gaut and Miss
Mitchell are her house guests.
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MUSICIANS TO GIVE
SACRED CONCERT

fillmore E. Cedarholm, pianist and
vocal soloist, and Raymond M. Os-
terhouse, trombone player, will be
presented in sacred concert at the
Grace Methodist Episcopal church,
Grant avenue and New York street
at 7:45 Friday night. Both the mu
sicians, who have been heard fire.
quently over radio, are members OF
Moody Bible Institute orchestra.
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No doubt you're mighty disguised
with results obtained in attempting
70 Danish beauty-robbing hair
growth.
Depilatories merely burn the hair
off-the hair coming in again coars-
er and thicker than ever-the same
as with shaving.
x-Rsy ard the electric needle are
very expensive, painful and danger
ouS-countlesS women have been
left disfigured for life with ugly
sears and frequently the hair re-
turns.
But now a SAFE and CERTAIN
method has been perfected-Ko-
remlu-as fragrant as a rose. as
beneficial in softening and beauti-
flying the skin as the most expensive
cold cream, yet so powerful IN its
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-29
EntertaiuS for Son

Mrs. Bert c. McCammon, Marott,
entertained with a party Monday in
celebration of the first birthday an
niversary Of her son, Bert Jr. Guests
were Virginia Stoddard. Betsy Dale,
Ann Jefferson, Nancy Jefferson,
Josephine Welsh John Welsh, jim
my Young and John Junior Ray.
Mrs. John Ray assisted the hostess.
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Club Party at
AUaLOn Honor"
for Miss Hit2

Mrs. Joseph Carleton Holbrook,
Los Angeles, who is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Day, 90 West Forty
second street entertained with a
small luncheon today at the Avalon
Country Club IN honor of Miss
Vajen Hitz, Washington. formerly
Of Indianapolis.
Guests were former school friends
of Miss Hitz, who is the house guest
of Miss Eleanor Cox. 2003 North
Meridian street.
Mrs. Henry Churchman Jr. is
entertaining witt: a small bridge
party tonight for Miss Hitz at her
home, 1925 North Meridian street.
Miss Cox entertained with a
luncheon Monday at the Meridian
Hills Country Club in honor of Miss
Hitz. Following luncheon Mrs. Will
liam L. Thompson took the party
to the Highland Golf and Country
Club to swim. Guests we're Mrs.
Holbrook, Mrs. Churchman, Mrs.
Edna Mellett, Miss Ineva Reilly and
Miss Betty Fisher.
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Honor Visitors

Mrs. Harry Haugher, Los Angeles,
and Mrs. Laura Arnold, New York,
were guests of honor at breakfast
bridge party Monday at the high
land Golf and County Club given by
Miss May Reisner and Miss Hazel
Reisner, zionsville. Covers we're
laid for sixteen guests.
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COLLe0e Club TO Meet

Members of the Hamilton College
Indiana Club will hold a luncheon
meeting at the Columbia Club at
Thursday afternoon. Reservations
may be made with Miss Jean Reus-
berger, Noblesville, until Wednes-
day.
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of the head, and not pushing it
too far forward.
With all these hats, tricky new
and stunning brimmed hats, things
can be done by pulling a curl or
artistic strand Of hair out here or
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CARD PARTIES

Altar Sodality Of Holy Angels
church will hold its monthly card
party Wednesday at 2 and at $50
at the hall at Twenty eighth street
and Northwestern avenue.
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Plan Weeks Outin0

Miss Jayne Copeland entertained
members of Sigma Tau sorority at
her home. 1902 Broadway, Monday
night. Plans we're discussed for a
weeks outing at Lake Wawasee, Aug.
g to 10. Fifteen girls will attend the
sorority house party.
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Sor0ritn to Hold Sumner

OUFUFtbV % HUttI OWPP6T
Delta Theta Tau sorority will be
entertained with a buffet supper
and meeting Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Ray Lewfader, $40
Broadway.
Mrs. S. E. Rowe and Miss Marie
Karle, delegates to the national
convention at Oakland. Cal, who
Just returned. VIZ give reports.
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Entertnins Club

Mrs. Alice Holloway, 4127 Suther-
land avenue. entertained members
of her bridge club at her home
Monday. The club is composed od
eight members of Pi Beta Phi OUT
of-state chapters.
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Issue limitations

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Boyer, 426
Parkway avenue, have issued invi-
tarions for the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Hen Martha Boyer,
and Louis William Schwegnlan. The
wedding will take place at 9
o'clock, Aug. IL, at Sacred Heart
church.
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Honor Bridal COuDLe

Miss Anna May Treumper and
Roland A. Trimpe, who will be mar
ried in August, were guests of honor
at a dinner party Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Thiel we're hosts
for the affair.
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Dinner Dance Slated

Members and guests of the
Athenaeum will be entertained with
a dinner dance Friday night in the
summer garden of the club. Reser-
vations may be made at the Athe-
aaeum.
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When donned properly this type
of hat gives the Background look
possible to achieve. There is Svelt-
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Club members to Meet

Gamma chapter, So-Fra Club, wilR
meet at the home of Miss Mary
Koerner, 1896 Woodlawn avenue, at
$3.50 tonight.
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The hat with slanting bandeau
is the hat for this type. And don't
mind putting it on from the back
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Glib TO Meet

Mrs. Edward Schmidt, 2410 Coy
ner avenue, will be hostess for a
of the C. S. Club at her
home tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-29

Mrs. Verna Good Magee, Sphinx
Arms, and Miss Rose Singleton are
motoring through New England
and Canada.
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ness, assurance and just that bit
of coquetry hat from now on will
be the spice which seasons and
makes more Than palatable all the
apparel in the realm of women'S
clothes.
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or two into view IS the real test
of your own originality.
n
CMALL hats come into promi-
- nence as the variables which
can be made to do almost impossi-
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BILE things. The right small hat will
add length to your face, if it is fat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-15

Representative and Mrs. John O.
Echafer have closed their Washington
house and are motoring to their Mil
waukee home, with their four children.
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DIR. and Mrs. Joseph. Grier Whiteside
of Byrd Park Court, Richmond, have
recently announced the engagement Sf
their daughter, Alice Gather, to Mf.
Samuel Henry Jorg of Richmond, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jorg of 5913
Sixteenth street The wedding will take
place in the early Autumn.
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gown of white satin, made with tight
bodice and short sleeves, o yoke of
heavy lace and long circular skirt.
Her veil was of point lace, arranged in
a cap effect, and held in place with a
band of seed pearls and orange bios
SONS. She wore long white kid gloves
and carried a shower bouquet Of white
white orchid in the center.
Mrs. Albert Small, sister Of the bride,
was matron of honor, and wore a
French blue chiffon gown with slip
pers to match and carried an arm
bouquet of pink roses and blue dolphin
ium. The bridegroom had as his best
man, Mr.. Albert Small. Mrs. Fried
lander, mother of the bride, wore
peach-color chiffon and a corsags bou-
uuet of orchids and lilies of the val
ley. Mrs. Goldberg, mother of the
corsage bouquet Of orchids and lilies
of the valley.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Goldberg left for
Boston by water and win visit in Cana
da. They will make their home in
Cambridge, Mass. The brides going
away gown was q brown covert cloth
suit with a yellow fiat crepe blouse, a
brown hat and accessories to match,
and she wore a corsage bouquet of yell
low tea roses.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Samuel Bach, Mr.. Arthur Bach
and Miss Claire CaStleberg of New
York; Mrs. Henrietta Sommers, Miss
Doris Heller and Mrs. Lawrence Sing
er of Baltimore; Miss Henrietta Gold
berg and Miss Mae Goldberg of Atlantic
City; Capt. and Mrs. H. N. Williams of
Fort Meade, Md. Gen. Bash, Col. C..
B. Hodges, Maj. j. G. Fitzpatrick, Lieut..
Buchanan and Lieut.. Clarence Rem
shaw, Lieut.. G. r. Hayes and Lieut.. r.
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The counselor of the Spanish EN-.
bassy, Condo de Montefuerte, enter
ltained at the dinner dance on the PLACE
'Deauville at the Wardman Park Hotel
last evening.
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SOCIETY
Visitors From California Arrived This
Morning and Are Guests at the
White House.

gone to New York, and are at the st.
Regis Hotel for a short stay.
Miss Teresa Saul. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. B. r. Saul, sailed on the
Britannia for Europe, to travel until
Fan and enter school at Cannes; France
She accompanied Mrs. William j.
Lightle and her daughter of San Fran
cisco,
Mrs. q. A. wetherall Bell, jr., will
chaperon party of young girls to Camp
Humphreys Thursday to the beach party
given by the reserve offices on duty
there. The beach party will take the
place of the dance pl2nned for that
evening.
Bishop and Mrs. Philip M. Rhine
lander and their family have arrived in
New York from their place at Eastern
Point, Mass, and are spending a few
days at the Westbury Hotel.
Observation-Disclosures
Wedding Last Evening.
The marriage Of Miss Helene Fried
lander, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Friedlander, to Lieut.. Maurice Goldberg,
U. S. A., son of MIR. and Mrs. Harris
Goldberg of Atlantic City, took place
in the Maydower Hotel at $50 O'Clock
last evening.
The ceremony was performed in the
Pan-American room under bower of
palms and white roses, Rev. DR.. Alb
ram Simon of the Eighth Street Tenn
pie officiating, and was witnessed by a
hundred relatives and close friends of
the young couple, and the dinner which
followed was served in the Chinese
room.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a wedding
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The Chinese Minister and Nine. WI,
who have been motoring in New Eng
land, have postponed their return to
Washington. They are in Boston Tor
the tercentenary.
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Miss Elizabeth M. Haney win be guest
speaker and will give an illustrated talk
on United States National Parks Of the
West. Miss B. NJ. Boyer will also be
an honor guest. Among those making
reservations are MRS. Lulah T. Andrews,
Miss Jane S. Bassett, Miss Lucia Bern
hard, Mrs. William Lee .Corbin, Miss
Helen Brown, Miss Grace M. Cum
nings, Miss Sarah K. Gushing, Mrs.
Anna H. Farrar, Miss Katharine w.
Fisher, Miss Elizabeth r. Freeburger,
Miss Margaret A. Patch, Miss Florence
w. Layton, Miss Amy Clement Leavitt,
Mrs. p. w. Mcmillan, Mrs. Frances D.
Merchant. Mrs. Ella G. McCristal, Mrs.
Ada Mills Payne, Miss Nell Price, Miss
GLADYS Ramey, Miss Mae Stevenson,
Miss Carolina v. Sudler, Miss Jesse
Wishart, Miss Grace Eddy, Miss Mar
garet vail, Miss z. Kensett Vail, DR..
Edith Seville Coale and Miss A. G.
Keeper.
DR.. and Mrs. J. s. Coulter of Chicago
have been for few days at the Ward
man Park Hotel. DR.. and Mrs. Coulter
will 20 today to Philadelphia to visit
before returning to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hay Of Los An
gelies are at the Dodge Hotel, accom-
panied by their daughters, Helen, Janet
and Marjorie.
Miss Anna Kennedy and Miss Mar
garet Hunt entertained Sunday after
noon at 1917 Otis street northeast in
honor of Miss Mary Florence MorScher
of Clarendon and DR.. Charles DrechsIer,
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ARcHDUKE MEETS DELAY.
Must Make Bail Again or Stay in
Jail Until October. IL

NEW YORK, July IS R1.-Archhlke
Leopold of Austria, indicted for grand
larceny In connection with the diamond
necklace Napoleon gave to Marie Louisa,
must remain in jail until october or
have bail arranged again, Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Harold w. Hastings said
yesterday.t
Recently the archduke asked to have
his bail bond withdrawn, and went TO
the Tombs with the hope of getting a
quick trial.
Hastings said that delay In the hear
ing was due to the absence from the
city of Thomas A. Aurelio, assistant dis
trict attorney, who will have charge Of
the trial, and of Baroness Eisepmenger,
friend of the present owner of the
necklace. on whose complaint the arch
duke was arrested.
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Sacramento, Calf, who arrived this
morning for short visit.
Panama Envoy Joins
Family at Ogonquitt.
The Minister of Panama, Senior DR.
Don Ricardo j. Alfaro, returned 70
Ogonduitt. Me, last evening after spend
ing several DAYS in the Capital. Sonora
de AIfaro and their family have been
in Maine for several weeks.
The Minister of Greece and Nine.
SimopouloS are the guest OF Mrs. Bryce
j. Allen ct Beverly Farms for the cere-
monies in connection with the MaSsa-
chusettS. tercentenary celebration.
The Minister of Sweden, M. Bostrom,
will sail aboard the Europa, wednesday,
July %, for his home in Sweden, where
he will join Nine. BoStrom and their
daughters for two months vacation.
The new counselor of the legation,
Baron Johann Beck-F'riis, who recently
arrived in Washington to take up his
duties, will be charge d'affaires during
the Minister'S absence.
The Chinese Minister and Nine. WI,
who have been motoring in New Eng
,1and, have postponed their return to
Washington. They are in Boston 1or
the tercentenary.
Representative and Mrs. John O.
Schafer have closed their washington
house and are motoring to their Mil
waukee home, with their four children.
The counselor of the Spanish en-
bassy, Condo de Montefuerte, enter
Itained at the dinner dance on the PLACE
sDeauville at the Wardman Park Hotel
last evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Grier Whiteside
of Byrd Park Court, Richmond, have
recently announced the engagement Sf
their daughter, Alice Gather, to MT.
Samuel Henry Jorg of Richmond, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jorg OF 1913
Sixteenth street. The wedding will take
place in the early Autumn.
Mrs. Snowden Ashford announces the
engagement of her daughter, Mrs. Agnes
Ashford Robert, to Lieut.. Edward Con-
rad Metcalfe, u. S. Navy, son OF Mrs.
James MontroSe Metcalfe and the late
Mr.. Metcalfe of Natchez, Miss. Mrs.
Robert is the daughter of the late Snow
den Ashford of this city.
The wedding will take place in the
sChurch of the Covenant at noon Tues
day, September l, in the presence Of
spnly the members of the families. Fol-
lowing the ceremony, MIS-. GuWdAo ..
sMunforo and her daughter, Miss Norvell
sMunford, will entertain at a wedding
breakfast in their home on Nineteenth
street.
Lieut.. Metcalfe graduated from the
sUnited States Naval Academy in the
class of 1922. He will be on duty as
AN instructor at the Naval Academy
next Winter.
Mrs Harold K Phillips of Country
Club Hills, Va, entertained at luncheon
and bridge today when her guests were
Mrs. Norman Pond, Mrs. Norman Bax-
ter, Mrs Charles @. Ross. Mrs. Henry
ID. Ralph, Mrs. Glen Tucker, Mrs. FL
Jiott Thurston and Mrs. Phelps Adams.
DR.. and Mrs. william @. Rives are at
THE westbury Hotel, at Madison avenue
land Sixty ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philander johnson have
eclosed their house. on the Rockville
pike, and will sail this week aboard
the Schenectady for a months trip to
baltic ports.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton j. Lambert have
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STEAMER Is BEACHED

sAULT STE. MARIE, Ontario, July Is
R1.-The steamer Bank Bay Of the Sui
Ivan Line was beacAed q mile above
Sault ste. Marie, Mich. yesterday after
an accident while pulling out of the
American locks.
The vessel struck . bridge pier and
tore a bad hole in her side below the
water line. She started to I'LL and was
beached.
A tug and diver are investigating
The vessel was upbound for Duluth with
salt.
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chard were also among the guests

Chard were also among the guests
present.
The men Of the Arts Club viii have
a stag dinner, to which they invite
man friends, at $40 o'clock tomorrow
evening. The dinner will be informal
and will be served in the garden If
weather permits. Mr.. William Lincoln
Brown, recently appointed chief Of the
copyrights division of the Library of
Congress, will lead the discussion on
the new copyright law Of the United
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cabell Lafferty
will close their house, at Sixteenth and
T streets, today and will go to At
lantic City to spend the remainder of
the Summer at the Marlborough
Blenheim.
Mrs. w. Burroughs Hays is now visit
ing her son and daughterin-la law, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lille, in their home,
in Pittsburgh. She expects to return
to Washington the 1st of August.
Mr.. Howard Moran entertained at the
dinner dance last evening on the PLACE
Deauville at the Wardman Park Hotel.
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Shelton In their apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel after q motor trip
to North Carolina. II
Miss Marion z. Packer Of London is
at the Dodge Hotel during her stay in
washington.
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Women's City Club to Have
Dinner in the Garden Tomorrow.
DR.. A. Frances Foye will preside at
the garden party dinner to be given
by the business and professional section
of the Women's City Club tomorrow
evening at $50 o'clock in the garden of
the club house, at % jackson place.
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micologist In the Department Of Agri-
culture, whose marriage will take place
Wednesday, July 80. College friends OF
the bride and friends from washington
and Clarendon were among those
present.
Miss Grace Hileman entertained Q
party Of eight at the dinner dance last
evening on the PLACE Deauville at the
wardman Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Maddux Of Mar
shall, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis
Of Danville, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clayton of South Boston, Va, and Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Swart of Raleigh. N.
c., were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Warren, at GIT Eighteenth street
northwest, at a dinner and theater party
Saturday evening.
Miss Emily Lou Afford and Miss Jo-
sephine Peabody of Cleveland are at the
Dodge Hotel for several days.
Mrs. II. H. Shelton has joined Mr..
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THE President and Mrs Hoover
have as their guests In the
Executive Mansion Mrs. Lester
Il j. Hinsdale and her daughter,
Miss Betty Ann HinSdale, OF
Sacramento Calf, who arrived this
morning for q short visit.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Philander johnson have
closed their house. on the Rockville
Pike, and will sail this week aboard
: the Schenectady for a months trip to
Baltic ports.
MI. and Mrs Wiltnn I Lambert have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-15

DR.. and Mrs. william G. Rives are at
THE Westbury Hotel, at Madison avenue
and Sixty-ninth street.
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Mrs. Harold K Phillips of Country
Club Hills, Va entertained at luncheon
and bridge today when her guests were
Mrs Norman Pond, Mrs. Norman Bax-
ter, Mrs. Charles G. Ross. Mrs. Henry
ID. Ralph, Mrs. Glen Tucker, Mrs. FL
sliott ThurSton and Mrs. Phelps Adams.