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village. Meanwhile. the turf world
at large ~anxIously awaited the
flashing OF the winner. To the hold
ers Of tickets on the winner and
the sweepstakes the result means
a fortune. The division Of the Irish
sweepstakes this year provides for
distribution OF nearly $4,000. 900.
AS for the horses, not more than
two dozen are expected to answer
the bugle call. Worth $4,000 pounds
added, depending on the amounts
Of money accruing from owners
who post additional fees preceding
the race. the event, representing
millions Of dollars IN expenditure.
IS generally run under three min
utes over the one and one-half
mile horse shoe shaped course.
Two Americans will seek TO take
the coveted honors back home and
according 70 the betting ODDS. stand
a good chance. Marshall Fields
colors Will be seer IN Jacopo. which
was quoted at p 70 / in the call
over yesterday. William Woodward
Will depend on his American bred
colt, Sir Andrew. a 25 TO / shot.
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EXPORTERSIN
TOP;CATSIDLE
Beaumont Defeats CIR a BIS
IA; Bluffs Beat
Indians 20

The Fort Worth Cats. who placed
the Texas League pennant marathon
for several weeks, are now getting
a touch OF looking up at Beaumont.
Del Bakers Beaumont boys swept
into a half game lead Monday BY
defeating Galveston z to 4 While
the Cats remained idle.
The Exporters won on the COM
mendable hurting Of Muleshoe
Vaughn's seventh victory this Sec
son. When Vaughn limited the Buc-
cancers to four runs and eight MS.
il made Galveston's eleventh defeat
in twelve starts. Galveston scored
three runs In the ninth when White
miscued on Ballew's line drive. but
the rally was three III short OF
making IL worth while.
In the only other Texas leaSne
game Monday. Houston made Their
third place position a little safer by
defeating San Antonio in a night
contest at Houston. 20 10 0. The
same fellow who usually pitches
shutouts for Houston. jerome
Dizzy Dean. let the Indians down
with four hits for his eighth victory
this season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-02
Chicago Authorities
Faced With Problem

CHICAGO. June '. III The
problem Of what to do with a Is
year-old high school boy who slew
a policeman and then re-enacted
the killing, apparently without emo
ton, confronted Chicago author
tiles today.
warner Cory. whose mother,
Mrs. Adeline Jones CORY has been
an art teacher in Chicago schools
Tor twenty years. was the boy. Pa
trolman Edward Smith was his vic
tim He shot Smith to death Sat
uroay with an automatic pistol
when the policeman ordered him.
MS brother Carl. 10. and SCHUYLER
Pearson, IS. from the svimminz
pool Of the John Marshall high
school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-02
MACK Smith
TAPS l4l
Armour 155; Horton Smith
14S; Joe Turncsa
1872

CARNOUSTTE, Scotland. ,.lne ?
-P-Shooting spectacular golf al
the day, Macdonald Smith, veteran
New York professional. scored a II
owe C~arnoustie gruelling curse
in the second qualifying round OF
the British open championship to-
day for a 36-hole total OF l4l.
Smith. who led the field In the
first 1S-holes Of qualifying play
yesterday with a fine 10 over the
Barry course. made few mistakes
today. His putting especially was
deadly.
Tommy Armour of Detroit posted
a rs at Carnoustie for a 36-hole
total OF l55 that should put him
among the qualifiers.
Horton Smith came tearing home
at Carnoustie with a y. only one
oyer Mac Smiths record II, for a
36-hole total Of li6.
Joe Turnesa. playing al Barry,
took a rs. the same a. mis- score
yesterday for l52.
The veteran Brtson. Abe Mitchell
shot a 70 for $50 and his famous
partner. George Dunc.i. took 79
for 1874
Tom Mcguire OF Stockdale. Calf
who took an as at Carnoustie yes
terday. made as again to-day az
Barry and thus was eliminated with
a 36-hole total of ITO. far beyond
the probable qualifying limit.
Joe Kirkwood. OF New York. add
ed a " al Barry to his n yester-
dar at carnoustie for a S6-hole
total OF i54.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-02
RACE RECORDS
HELD CORRECT
Schneidcr's Time Is Found
Better After Check
Is Made

INDIANAPOLIS. June 2-LP-
Louis Schneider's winning race car
crossed the finish line 50 seconds
ahead Of that driven by Fred Frame,
Los Angeles. in the 500-mile race
here last Saturday. the contest
board OF the American Automobile
Association ruled last night IN dis
allowing the protest OF Harry Hartz.
also Of Los Angeles. owner of the
entry driven BY Frame.
Ruling out another protest. the
board said official timers records
showed Ralph Hepburn. Los An
geles. nosed out Louis Meyer. South
Gate. Calf. for third place by six
teen seconds.
The recheck OF the timers records
did reveal, however. that the aver
age speed Of Schneider was a6 $40
miles per hour instead OF as I28
miles per hour with which he had
been credited.
At a banquet last night. drivers
were awarded their prizes Schneid-
er received 500. 500 IN cash and sew
eral trophies. Frame sl2.650 and
Hepburn $3.50. Prizes we're given
for the first ten to finish and a
$4,000 consolation fund was divided
among the other 30 entries. the
distribution being on the ~ X OF
the distance each covered.
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EAST, West
SERIES OPEN
Monday Games Rained
Out In Major
Leagues

After a DAYS hiatus IN which only
one game escaped the rain and he
general movement Of clubs east and
west. i-ntersectional warfare breaSs
out on both major league fronts
today.
Four western members Of the
American league. invading the At
lantic seaboard for the first time
this year, have Scant prospects OF
success against the powerful Phila-
delphia- Washington-New York COM
bine. The National leagues eastern
contingent. on the other hand. opens
in the west with more concert I'd
strength than II has boasted in sew
eral seasons.
Interest centers at ST. Louis. where
the New York Giants engage the
St. Louis Cardinals in what a little
later on might be termed q cru
cial series" The Brooklyn Robins
engage the Chicago Cubs. Boston
opens at Pittsburgh and the Phil
lies meet Cincinnati.
To Chicago falls the thankless
task Of boarding the Philadelphia
Athletics In their own park. st.
Louis invades Yankee stadium. Det-
roit faces Washington and Cleveland
meets Boston to round out the
American league menu.
Their ability TO take all extra
inning decisions again stood the
Cardinals in good stead yesterday
as they messed out Cincinnati. 9 to
I, in twelve innings. 1t marked the
fifth time the birds have been gorg-
cd beyond the regulation nine inn
ings this year and the fifth time
they have won.
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LARGE CROWD :
IS EXPECTED
Champion Nichols, Native
Texan, Takes On
Red Lyons


HARLINGEN, June 2-Wrestling
will reach q new peak here tonight
when Hugh Nichols. kingpin OF the
lightheavies, appears, putting his
title on the line for Red Lyons 70
6hoot at.
The bout will be for the cham
pionship belt II Lyons makes the
as pound limit, Promoter Ernie
Stephens has been notified by the
". B. A, governing body which
rules wrestling.
Ernie is convinced this Is the
hottest spot in Valley wrestling
history since the appearance of
Gus Sonnenberg at Harrington when
the bull necked collegian held the
heavyweight title.
Nichols is an outstanding figure
among the wrestlers. He has a
better claim on his title then per-
haps any other Of the champions.
Nicois. a Texan, Is recognized by
the N. 3 "A. as king Of all the
surveys among the lightheavies. Not
only that, but in the wildcat
territory not controlled by the N.
b. A. the powerful Texan Is gen.
orally recognized as the cock OF
the walk.
Nichols halls from Mexia and Is
waist deep in oil money. Financial
", wrestling means little to him
Hes in there pitching mostly be-
cause he likes the mat game.
Red Lyons should be able to give
the Texan q real mill. Red has
been cleaning up on all opposition
In this section and he says he Is
In great shape for his bout tonight.
The championship go Is not all
Ernie has TO offer tonight. He
has two other bouts that are far
better than many main events sla:
have been staged here. Patrick
O,Brien, the Wild irish Rose Of
Milwaukee, will tangle with Chawlie
Leahman, better known as the
Weeping Willow OF st. Louie. II
was inevitable that these fellows
should meet. Each has built up a
strong following and fans have been
clamoring for them TO get together.
They have been the popular, fair
haired BOYS heretofore.
The opener should be amply good.
Cactus Pete Brown. well known
Mexican grappler. taxes on Joe
Montana In this tiff. Cactus Pete"
is a ring character known all over
the country and Is n great drawing
card. Montana was seen In action
on the previous card and, accord
Ing to reports. made a good i'm
preston on the fans.
Promoter Stephens Is enthus-
iastic over his card. This is the
best 7 have been able to give the
fans since I returned" Ernie says.
He is preparing to care for an
overflow crowd.
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Pelicans Take
20 Classic In
Mercedes Tilt
Especial to The Herald)

MERCEDES. June 2-The Port
Isabel Pelicans have a 20 l2-ln-
ming classic TO carry around IN
their bills now. Sunday they took
a beautifully played game from the
Mercedes Liens.
Boatman, former Mercedes high
twirler, and williams OF the Pei
leans hooked up IN a hurting due
that lasted ii frames before the
Lions lost control and went out.
williams, who had a tryout with
the Dallas Steers this spring. ned
the Lions to four hits. Boatman
scattered 10 bingles out well.
The doughty Red Partain, known
wherever baseball Is played IN Tex
as. cracked out three bingles as did
Ralph Leech.
~ 49,
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"Basket" VIII Not
Remain as

AUGSBURG. Germany. June -
Pg-Contrary to previous plans. the
aluminium gondola in which Prof..
August PICARD ard Charles Kipfer
rode to new heights will not remain
as a monument to them on the
glacier where the balloon landed.
Advices received here from Ooer
curel. Austria. said 2 salvaging
squad recovered the ball yesterday.
Thev towed the seven-foct sphere
erross a natural ice bridge by cable
~Iunr Il over a big crevaSse and low
ored Il some 1900 feet down the
glaciers wall. 4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-02
Crowds Gathering for English
Race Track Classic at EPSON

EPSON, Eng. June 2-P-Eng-
lands thousands began their an
nual trek to this birthplace of
English racing today for the l46th
renewal Of the Darby" tomorrow.
While stablemen and trainers
bent 10 their tasks Of bringing the
% remaining eligible candidates
around TO top form, railroad trains,
automobiles. ancient horse drawn
carriages. aristocratic four-in-hands,
airplanes and buses dumped their
passengers into this quaint little
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

by the Associated Press
Cleveland-Paul Pirrone. CIeve-
land. o%utpointed Larry Madge. Cleve-
land. 81.
London-Len Harvey. British
middleweight champion, knocked
out Rene De Vos, Belgium, Cd, non
title.
Pittsburgh - George Courtney.
Tulsa. Okla. outpointed Patsy Per-
roni. Canton. O.. u0). Harold Scar
ney. Youngstown. O.. outpointed
Johnny Mack. Cincinnati. t5).
Holyoke, Mass.-Midget Aolzast,
Philadelphia. outpointed Lew Far
Der. Brooklyn.
Los Angeles-Cecil Payne, Louis
vile. KY stopped Johnny Albin,
Los Angeles, sd.
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IT, S. Golfers Post Good Scores in British Open Today
Rexan Romp
On Bears liz
In First Game

The Recalls opened their City
League campaign with a bang sun
day, defeating the Bears ll-2 on
the old SO diamond before a fair
sized crowd.
Garcia. Recio and Vera each
banged out three safe blows. Tamez.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-02

Two out When winning run 5cor-
ed.
7x-Weickline batted for AIbers in
ninth.
2x-campbell batted for Philips
in ninth.
Score by innings.
Corpus ......000 COO 202 O n SIS
Harrington 200 OIL 200 o 0 ? Ct
SummaTy-Earned runs-Hsrlin-
gen 4, Corpus Christi 3. Left on
b~aSeS-CorpuS Christi Is. Harlineen
3. Three-baSe hitS-Nichols. Hutch
ines. Two-base hits-Frierson. ".
Soder. Burgess. Sacrifice hits-Duf-
fard. Harding. Cox. Stolen bases
Squares, Nichols. Double plays-Duf-
fard 70 Harding TO Rlrgess. Suui.es
70 b Yoder 10 Lafkins; { runs III
hits off Phillips in 8 innings. / run
2 hits off johnson in 3 innings. 4
runs 8 hits off Albers in 9 innings
? runs 3 hits off Biggers in . 2-a
innings. Struck out-By Phillips 5
BY Albers 4. by Biggers 4. Base Oh
balls-Cff Phillips /, off Johnston
i Hit by pltcher-B Yoder b. AL
oerS. Winning pitcher-Johnsson
umpire-Blggers. Qulllan and Nc
Mahan- Time of game-2:33.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-02
LADDS, PALMS
| ARE VICTORS
Night Game On Schedule
This Evening At
Harrington

Harlingen and McAllen. leader
and runner-up. lock-stepped I'D a
notch while the Hawks and Saints
retreated a step in the Valley
league Monday.
The Ladds took the measure Of
the Hawks 6-5 in an extra frame
while the Saints fell before the
Palms 1877.
Tonight the Ladds and Hawks
meet in a night game at Harlin-
gen. The Saints play an afternoon
game at McAllen.
Yesterdays box scores are set out
below. :
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zmmHm The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION Eznns
CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING CARD UP TONIGHT in HARLINGEN

Lerma and Marion lead the Bears
la stickwork.
DE Ia Rosa allowed the Bears ten
hits. but good fielding cut down
the Bear scores. Marcelino was be-
hind the bat. The Bear battery waa
Gonzales and Gonzales.
Next Sunday the ReNall club viii
take on the Matamoros Internal
tionals az the same grounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-02
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
GBy the Associated Press,
Including games OF June u
American Ieague.

Batting C0chrane. Athlstics
400: Ruth. Yankees, 400.
Runs-Cochrane. Athletics. "a.
Simmons. Athletics. 80: Blue, White
Sox, 80; Gehrig, Yankees. 50; Bish-
OF. Athletics. 80.
Runs batted in-Cronin, Sena-
tors. IS. Gehrig. Yankees. 80.
~Hits-Averill, Indians, So; Coch-
rane, Athletics. g.: Cronin. Sena-
tors. 60: Combs. Yankees. 50.
Doubies-webb. Red Soy. "a.
Alexander. Tigers. Is.
Triples - Cronin. Senator's. g.:
Simmons. Athletics 5.
Home runs-ssIth, Yankees. @.
Simmons. Athletics. 9.
Stolen bases-Johnson, Tigers, II:
Chapman. Yankees. II.
Pitching@Grove. Athletics, won
8. lost /; Walberg. Athletics, won
7, lost /.
National League:
Batting Arlett. Phillies, 1872:
Hornsby. Cubs. -365.
Runs-Klein. Phillies. ~. Horn
shy. Cubs. SO.
Runs batted in-Arlett. Phillies.
50. Klein. Phillies. IS.
Hits-Arlett. Philiies. So. Herman.
Robins. So.
Doubles Hornsby. Cubs. is:
Davis. Phillies, Is: Bartell. Phillies.
Is.
Observation-Disclosures. Braves. Z:
Orsatti. Cardinals. 5; Watkins,
Cardinals. 5.
Home runs-Klein. Phillies. IL:
Arlett. Phillies. 10.
Stolen bases-Comorosky. Pr
ates. S; Jackson. Giants. 5: Berger,
Braves. 5: Cuyler. Cubs. 5.
Pitching-Brandt. Braves. won 8
lost O: Derringer. Cardinals. wor
4 lost 0; S~weetland, Cubs, won 4
lost 0. Az2A-E
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Runs batted in-San Benito 5.
McAllen y. Left on base-San Ben
ito II. McAllen 4. Stolen bases
benson ~. Flores ~. Sacrifice hits
Flores. Montalvo. Two-baSe hits
Miller. Hill. Willis. Francis. Contre-
ras. Home run-DeWeese. Hits-off
Montalvo IL in 4, off Ruhman ! in
2
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Mondays Results
No games played.
Tuesdays Games
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
Detroit al washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-02
Buc Line-Up
Is Shaker,

PITTSBURGH. June 2 CPf-
Disguised with the Pirates in
ability 70 hit. manager Jewel Ems
tore up the batting order today
and wrote a new one.
The shake-up sends another
regular TO the bench. First base
man Gus Suhr is 10 watch play
from the dugout with shortstop
Tommy Thevenow. when left
handed pitching is encountered.
Paul Waner Is to play first base.
Fred Bennett Is to be given a
chance IN right field and Gran
than Is to drop to sixth place
in the batting list.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-02

Left on eases-Nercedes 3: Point
isabel &. First base on balls off
williams. /. Double plays Kitchen
Ia Kulow, Mercedes Struck out by
poatman. s and Williams. s. Earn
ed runs. none. Hit by pitcher. WI
Iiams. Losing pitcher Boatman-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-02

Paradontitis. better known as
pyorrhea. was widely distributed
among ancient Egyptians whose
bodies are now preserved as num-
mics, II Is indicated by investiga-
tions made recently.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Mondays Results
St. Louis s. Cincinnati >.
Only game played.
Tuesdays Games
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Brookl/ at Chicago.
New York at St Louis
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-02

Some strange names which have
been given towns and cities in the
United States are: Horse Thief.
Ariz.: Tombstone. Ariz: Breezy
Hill. Kan: Promptness. Pa:
Smoke Ordinary. Va: Good Water.
Ala and Bah Axe, Mich.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-02
so Careful

Judge, II YOU were in that house
Tor no dishonest purpose. why were
you in YOUR stocking feet7
Prisoner: 7 heard there was
sickness in the family-Pathfind
er.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-02

But I thought you said Jams
married a man who made a model
husband
so she thought AZ the time bit
he turned out to be q sports nnN-
el.'-Answers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-02
YESTERDAYS STARS

BY stair CORRESPONDENT
Sparkv Adams. CardinalS-SinFies
IN 18th to drive In Jimmy Wilson
with run that beat Reds.
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Tuesdays Games

San Antonio at Beaumont.
Galveston at Houston.
Dallas at Fort Worth.
Wichita Falls az Shreveport.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-02

VALLEY LEAGUE

Corpus Christi at Harrington.
San Benito at McAllen.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Beaumont 7. Galveston 4.
Houston 2, san Antonio o.
tOnlv games played.)
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CITY AMATEURS
Results Sunday
Standings

Bobins Z, A. G. J. M. 4.
Rexall IL, Bears 2.
Et-~afnww
The Washington times., 1931-05-13
Gideon A. Lyon to
Address WOn1en'S
City Club Tonight

The May dinner of the busi-
ness and professional section Of
the Women's City Club will be
held this evening at the club
house on Jackson Place. Mr..
and Mrs. Gideon A. Lyon will
be honor guests. Mr.. Lyon will
give a talk on Japan, showing
interesting slides. DR.. A. Frances
Foye, chairman, will preside.
Members planning to attend
are: Mrs. William Lee Corbin,
president; Dean Grace Hays
Riley, Miss Clara R. Saunders,
Miss Elva Mcnamara, Miss Nell
v. Price, Miss Media Ann Mar
tin, Mrs. L. H. Cake, Mrs. j.
F. Meyer, Miss Olive Beatty,
Miss Pearl I. Ferrin, Mrs.
George Perkins, Miss Eta H.
Austin, Miss Hazel Swift, Miss
F. w. Layton, Mrs. A. B. Allen,
Mrs. Alice M. Minch, Miss Lydia
Lothrop, Mrs. L. S. Fristoe,
Miss Alice Trefts, Mrs. Nellie
Florence, Miss Mary K. Porter,
Miss Harriet E. Porter, Miss
Laura L. Tracy, Miss Amy C.
Leavitt, Miss Flora l.. Handley,
Miss Julia E. Lehman, Mrs. L.
D. Wight, Miss Josephine Willis,
DR.. Laura E. Blesell, Miss Cath.
crime Etter, Miss Mary E. Black,
Miss Gertrude Brooks. and Mrs
Charles Wilcox.
The Washington times., 1931-05-13
Mrs. Barnett viii GtUe
Bridal House Parry

Mrs. George Barnett will
entertain a house party at Wake
field Manor next week for the
wedding of Miss Sarah Stanley
Gordon, daughter of Mrs. j. Will
mer Biddle, of Binderton House,
Chestnut Hill, Pa, to Archibald
Cason Edwards, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert J. Edwards, of Okla
homa City.
The ceremony is to take place
on Wednesday at Kenmore
Manor, the summer home OF
Mrs. Biddle, at Huntley, Va.
Mrs. Barnett is an aunt, by
marriage, of the bride-to-be. Her
first husband, Basil Gordon, was
a brother of Miss Gordon's
father.
Plan Gala Entertainment
Others entertaining house
guests for the wedding will be
Gen. and Mrs. Beverly Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Down
ing. The evening before the
wedding, Mrs. Biddle will en-
tertain the bridal party anc
wedding guests at a buffet sup
per at Kenmore and on the
wedding day will have about
e 80 guests at a breakfast follow
ing the ceremony.
The Rev. Ticker Watkins
Taylor, rector of Calvary Protes-
tant Episcopal Church at Front
Royal, Va, will perform the
The Washington times., 1931-05-13
lEWS GOSSIP THE NATIONAL CAPITA
Say 'AdioS' to
de Padilla
Family
New York Younger Set Fetes
Daughters of Retiring
Spanish Ambassador; Will
Sail This Week

Spanish Ambassador; Will
Sail This Week
In New York preparatory to
their departure for their home
In Spain, the Senoritas Rosa
and Maria de Padilla, daugh-
terS of the retiring Spanish
ambassador and Sonora de
Padilla, are being feted by their
groups of friends in Gotham's
smart younger set at a series
Of gay farewell parties.
Last evening they we're the
guests of honor at a merry
little dinner party Git would
take more than a revolution
and the destruction Of a
monarchy to quench the light
spirits of these pretty young
daughters of old Madrid), +,
given by Mrs. H. Lewis Slade
and her sister, Miss Maria
Isabel de Arostegui, daughters
of the MarqueSa de Santa,
Ana y Santa Maria, on the st.
Regis roof.
Among the Guests
Also among the guests we're
Baron Istvaan Koranyi son of
the Hungarian Ambassador to
France and Geneva, and Albert
Morris Bagby, William de
Rham, John s.. Cram, jr., and
Alexander Phillips.
The Padillas are sailing the
end of this week for San
Sebastian, on board the Cristo-
bal Colon and by a strange
coincidence the newly appointed
Spanish ambassador to Wash
ington, Salvador de Madariaga,
is returning to Madrid on the
same vessel. Senor de NADIA
riaga, who has been in Mexico
is planning a conference with
his government leaders before
reporting at his Washington
post.
German Envoy on Trip
The German ambassador,
Friedrich Won PrittwitZ und
Gaffron, has left for a two
weeks trip to Chicago, Mime
apolis and other cities of the
West and Middle West.
x X
Ambassador HOnored
The Ambassador of Turkey,
Mouhtar Bey was the ranking
guest at the dinner given at
the Arts Club yesterday evening.
Mrs. Edward Hood Watson was
the hostess. DR.. and Mrs.
Stanwood Cobb were honor
guests and DR.. Cobb the prin-
cipal speaker. Others in Mrs.
Watson's party were the Min
lister of Albania, Faik Konitza;
Mrs. Gwynne, wife of the Amer
ican Consul at Paris; Nine. Stol-
ir1ska, wife of one of the
younger diplomats now sta
toned in Poland, Jan Stain
ska; DR.. Edgar C. Higbie, presi-
dent of Teachers College and
Mrs. Higoie, and Major William
Tutherley.
x X X
Secretary's Wife HonOred
Mrs. Patrick Jay Hurley,
wife of the Secretary. of War,
was the guest of honor at
a luncheon today at the
Shoreham Hotel given by
Mrs. Hugh Carnes Smith, wife
of Lieutenant Colonel Smith.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Duer
and Miss Lucie B. Duer, of Wash
ington, are at the New Weston,
in New York.