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How One Woman
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SURPRISE 4 HONORS
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Attractive Floral
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COmings. Goings

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San Antonio Guests
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Society Calendar
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-04

spending . week near Orkney Springs
Va.
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months on the st. Lawrence, has re-
turned to her home on East Bradley
lane.
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luncheon Tuesday ut the Washington
Country Club for the officers Of the
Dental Auxiliary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Sasser are
on a motor trip to Princeton, w. Va,
and Raleigh, N. c., where they will visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Duncan have
as house guests Mrs. Duncan's brother
in-law and sister, Rev. and Mrs. Samuel
A. Jackson, and their children Of New
Hope, Pa, and her brother, Mr. Charles
Rea Mcmillan Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry De Couersey
Adams entertained her nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. John Franklin Kuhn
OF Covington, KY, over the week end in
their cottage on Chesapeake Bay.
Mrs. James Griest and her little
daughter, Ann Gordon Griest, VINO
spent the Summer in the Shenandoah
Valley, near New Market, Va, are again
in their home on Forty-flfth street.
Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens and her
daughter Miss Josephine Stevens, are
opening their home on Williams lane
this week. Since their return from
Europe they have been stopping in their
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October Weddings With
Special Interest to D. C..

Plans have been completed by Miss
Mabel Wilson for her marriage to Mr.
w. Washburne Wright, which win take
place Saturday afternoon, october 10,
in the Central Presbyterian Church,
New York City, with q reception to fol-
low ut Sherry's.
Miss Wilson is the daughter Of Mrs.
G. Arthur Comstock of ITO Park avenue.
New York, and the late John c. Wilson
OF San Francisco. She will be given in
marriage by her brother, Mr.. Daniel S.
Wilson, and will have her cousin, Miss
Patricia JanSS Of Beverly Hills, CALI. >,
as maid Of honor.
Mrs. Robert Z. Phillips, jr., Of Wash
ington will be matron Of honor, and the
bridesmaids are to be Miss Susan Wig
ellsworth Of Milton, Mass; Miss Ma
talte Ponvert and Miss Harriet Cox Of
New York.
Mr.. Wright. who is the son Of Mrs.
Hamilton Wright of Washington and
the late Mr.. Wright, will have his
brother, Mr.. Hamilton Wright, as best
man. His ushers will be Mr.. William
Goodman, Mr. John A. Pope, Mr.. George
Brewster Loud, Mr.. Burton Lee, Mr. F.
Gordon Brown and Mr.. Thomas WilT
son, brother Of the bride-elect.
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the house guest of DR.. and Mrs. George
GoetZman for a week.
Mrs. A. E. Corning returned Friday
to her home on Cummings lane after a
three weeks visit to Hot Springs, Va.
MidShipman Edward Week of Rose
mont, Pa. has returned to Annapolis
after spending a few days with his
aunt, Mrs. Edward Montgomery, on
Kirke street.
Mrs. Lynn Sizer will entertain at
luncheon and bridge tomorrow at the
Co;uchia Country Club.
Mr.. Cameron Adams, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph De
Veau on Brookeville road, has returned
TO the University of Pennsylvania to
resume his studies.
Mrs. Roger Whiteford and her son
Joseph spent the past week end at their
farm at Whiteford, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard S. Kroger en-
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Navy Home Scene of
Pre-Nuptial Party

A surprise shower was given Tuesday,
September 20, at the home Of Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. Joseph Dreisonstok,
1905 Morrison street, by Mrs. Frances
Altman in honor Of Miss Anna Louise
Hubbard, whose marriage to Mr.. Henry
Link will take place in the near future.
The house was very artistically deco
rated in Autumn flowers. Guests were
Miss Nell Quinn, Miss Dolly WiDtermyer,
Mrs Mary Futterer, Miss Margaret Fer
guson, Miss Helen Jacobs, Miss Ethel
Giddings, Mrs. Nora Dickson, Miss Ruth
Gloyd, Miss Sarah Routt, Miss Ruth
Hubbard, Miss Ethel Richter, Miss Hell
ena Persons, Miss Catherine Harden,
Miss Helen Harden, Miss Ella Hart and
Miss jena de Young.
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Miss Jeanette Levy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Levy Of the ArgonnS
Apartments, will be married SUNDAY.
October 10, at the Mayhower Hotel at
high noon to Mr.. Joseph Edward
Zupnich of SILT Connecticut avenue.
Her only attendant will be Miss Mu-a
Smith, who will act as maid Of honor.
and Mr.. Ellwood Zupnich, brother Of
the bridegroom. will be best man. A
wedding breakfast will follow for the
immediate family.
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age, Trails md. at Epping For

cottage, Trails md. at Epping For
est, Nd.
The Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
gave Its first dinner Of the season
Thursday to introduce Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Bradford BayliSs. Mr.. BayliSS Is the
new director Of religious education.
Mr.. Jack Kneipp, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl r. Kneipp of 1881 Thirty
sixth street, has entered the Fort
Union Military Academy ut Fort
Union, Va.
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tertained at bridge and supper Friday
evening in their home on Taylor street.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hume Talbert are
Evening star., 1931-12-15
GIANNINI USES COURT
TO GET BANK CONTROL
Restraints Rivals in Transamerics
Corporation From Using Its Fa-
cilities to Gain Proxies.
BY the Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. December Is
A. P. Giannini, California flnancier
has taken to the courts for aid in his
struggle to regain control of the bill
Non-dollar TranSamerica Corporation.
Judge Lyle T. Jacks yesterday grant
ed In Glanninl'S behalf a temporary
restraining order, returnable in Su-
perior Court next Monday. preventing
use OF facilities of the corporation and
the Bank of America, which it con-
trols, in obtaining proxies for the pres
ent corporation administration, headed
~ Elisha Walker of New York.
Both the Giannini and Walker groups
are seeking proxies to determine con-
troll at stockholders meeting sched-
uled next February. The Giannini
group charges the Walker group with
using the banks facilities to wrest
proxies from stockholders who have
already given their signatures to AS
ISOLATED TranSamerica stockholders,
Giannini supporters
sweeping in its scope, the complaint
fled by Theodore Roche. attorney for
the Giannini group, alleges Walker
and his associates in control of Trans
america, have instructed officers of the
bank, whom they control by reason of
stock ownership, to inform all employees
they will be discharged if they become
members of the stockholders organiza-
tion.
Injury to the bank and its business
and to stockholders Is being inflicted
through tactics used, the complaint
alleges.
Evening star., 1931-12-15
CITIZENS OPPOSE
LUMP SUM CUT
Stanton Park Group Also
AGAINST Increase in Gaso-
line Tax.

Members of the Stanton Park Citi-
zens' Association last night instructed
their Committee on Law and Legisla-
tion to vigorously oppose adoption of
the Mapes Committee report, which
would cut the Federal share Of the
expense of District government from
SO, 500 900 to S6,500,000. The organization
has already expressed itself opposed
to the proposed increase of gasoline
tax, which, they said. is in line with
the recommendations Of the Mapes re-
port, as it, too, recommends that new
taxes be imposed.
The citizens adopted a resolution
asking that the old elm trees along East
Capitol street be unmolested in further
street-widening projects.
Miss Edith G. Huber, editor and pub
Usher of the California Voice, Oldest
prohibition publication in the country
member OF the board of the National
Temperance Council and of the board
of the United Committee for Law En-
forcement. spoke on her work and on
law enforcement
Former Representative William D.
UpShaw OF Georgia spoke on suffrage in
the District of Columbia, asserting it is
! a "travesty on all things right and pa
triotic that children of the District of
Columbia be brought up in this atmos-
phere Of patriotism and government
and be forced, when they grow up, to
move into an adjoining State to ex-
press their patriotism and interest"
A short musical program was a part
OF the evenings entertainment
Evening star., 1931-12-15
THREE PERSONS DIE
AS ASYLUM BURNS
Prince Edward Island Off,
ciaIs Join in Rescue of Pa
tients From Fire.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. T., De-
cember 15.-The Falconwood Hospital
for the Insane burned down early today
and three persons perished.
One was trapped by the flames. Two
others we're killed when they leaped
from windows.
Three hundred patients were driven
by the fire into the biting cold of the
night.
The origin of the fire has not been
determined. Flames were first seen
pouring from the upper section of the
west wing BY the time flremen ar
rived the entire wing was ablaze.
Blasting Proves Futile.
The water supply was inadequate.
Available pressure was not sufficient to
send stream into the burning build
ing. Dynamite was used to sever the
west from the east wing, but the SUP
ply of the explosive was too small and
the flames leaped the narrow gap and
soon were devouring the entire struc-
ture.
The property lost was estimated to be
between $250,000 and S500,000.
William McGuinn died in the flames.
John Mackenzie, trapped, jumped
from top window. He was killed in
stantly as his body struck the frozen
ground.
William Macdonald also jumped. He
died of injuries half an hour later.
The hospital staff succeeded in get
ting the other patients 20 safety only
with great difficulty. They were aided
by firemen. policemen and citizens Of
Falconwood drawn to the fire by the
sos painted in the skies by the mount
ing flames.
Officials Join Fight.
The mayor of Falconwood and the
city councillors adjourned session OF
council to Join the fire fighters. Pre-
mier Stewart also joined the rescuers,
and city physicians and clergymen were
other volunteer firemen and first aid
workers.
The patients, dazed, wandered uncer-
tainly about in the light of the fire, but
there was no disorder. Many patients
after the shock of their narrow escape
had passed, assisted in the work of
relief to those of their number who
had been injured or who faced suffer-
ing from the cold.
Bedding, clothing and hospital sup
plies were provided promptly by requi-
sition from other hospitals. the Jail, the
armory and stores. The patients were
taken to the infirmary and adjoining
buildings. Even stables were used, so
urgent was the need of getting the pa
tients out Of the cold.
Only few were injured and the OBJ
jective of doctors mainly was to fore
stall illness from exposure.
The west wing of the hospital was
built in 1878 the east wing in 1898.