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La gaceta., 1931-07-20
Fiesta de Media NOche

N~CS0
La Juventud Enthusiastic del
Centric Asturiano celebrara VI
"Mid. Mite Party" ell proximo sd
bado 25 de Julio.
La fiesta comenzara a las on
ce de la noche y estara ameni
zada por una famosa orquesta
En- ell programa, admirable
mente seleecionado, figuran va
riedades de extraordinaria a.
Traction.
Tendra derecho a la fiesta to-
do aquel que reserve SD mesa
la cual tiene ell valor de $3.50.
Cada mesa tendra cuatro sillas.
La Juventud Enthusiastic ha
desplegado en- la organization
su va %proyerbial habilidad, 81.
n6nimo de triunfo.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20

Otras nuevas explosiones e in
cendios estan siendo investiga
dos por ell Inspector Jones.
Algunos eseepticos de por AGA
opinan que las explosiones Sc de
ben a la crisis economical otros,
los mas numerosos, Green que las
explosiones y los incendios Sc de-
ben al calor.
AL calor atribuim0s nos0tr0s
TODD ESQ, porque aver un grueso
amigo nuestro decia A wees pa
rece que voy a derretirme, y o.
tras creo que "voy a hacer ex
p~losi6n,.....
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
MAIDIQUE HA DESAPAREl
CIDO

Habana, Julio 20.@No esta
en- su domicilio ell DR.. Modesto
Maidique, senador por Cana
giey, autor de la muerte del
senador Zayas Bazan.
Maidique, temienfo ser pues
to a disposition deflos tribuna-
les, Sc marcho Ne su casa ell
viernes y no ha vueltO a saber-
Sc de el, o por 10 menos este es
10 que Sc dice.
La situacion Sc ha compiled
do por mantener la policfa Sc
creta que dos hombres tiraron
contra Zayas Bazan en- lugar
de uno.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20

Deseamos a las maestras y
maestNs llegad0s aver de Cuba,
pasen gratas horas en- este Are
nal.
sSaben nuestros v~isitantes que
de Tampa salieron los hombres
y ell orc para la revolution de
1895.
Marti ofreci6 a los tabaqueros
una republica cordial, demOcra-
tGa y justa.
ITiene el pueblo cubano ell re-
gimen de gobierno que lie ofre-
ciera ell ap6stol?
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
Del Yictoru Glib

Deg Victory CIa6
Sc aproxima la fecha para la
celebration del House Party que
esta simpatiquisima sociedad o.
frecera en- la Residential de los
asposos Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Pitici, 204 E. Oak Ave.
En- dicha fiesta Sc jugara al
bunco y los entretenimientos Sc
mantendran hasta las IL de la
noche, del jueves % de los CO.
'rientes.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20

Dos prominentes ciudadanos
aspiran a la ACADIA de Tampa,
ell exprocurador Chancey y ell &C
tual presidente del ayuntamien-
to, MI. Tom Henderson.
iQue ofrecen los dos en- pro-
vecho de los obreros sin traba-
jo?
iOfrecen a los trabajadores
complete unprecedented y estric
ia justicia?
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
Sc DESPLOMO LA GALERIA
DE UNA IGLESIA

Loanda, Africa Portuguese,
julio 20.-Al hundirse aver la
galeria del coro durante la mi
sa que Sc celebraba en- la lyle
STA de Nuestra Sonora del Car
men, resultaron heridas 200 per
sonas.
Temese que faIIeceran 20 de
los heridos.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
LEGO A MIAMI Ell AVA
DOR HALL

Habana, Julio 20. -Desde
Miami telegrafio ell aviador
Hall, que Sc dirige a New York
dando cuenta de su llegada a
esta ciudad.
Descansara pocos minutes
en- esa poblaci6n de la Florida
Y despues continuara su vuelo
a New York.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
|SUSPENDIO LOS PAGOS UN
BANCO DE BREMEN

Bremen, Alemania, julio 20.
-Suspendio sus pages ell saba
do ell baneo j. F. Schroeder,
que en- 1920 funGara Johann
Friedrich Schroeder.
Ell fundador del banco es un
magnate industrial y ademas
reputado naviero
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
ESTIMA Ell
DE QUE LOS
OBREROS HAMBRIENTOS
DEBEN SER ALMENTA-
DOS

Henryetta, Okla, julio 90
Portando una bandera ameri-
cana, cerca de trescientas per
sonas, entire las que figuraban
variaS mnjeres, recorrieron el
Sabado las GALES del distrito CO.
mercial pidiendo comestibles a
los establecimientos, los cuales,
una vez obtenidos, trasladaban
al Ayuntamiento para su dis
tribuci6n.
La mayoria de los estableci-
mientos respondieron inmedia-
tamente a las peticiones de los
manifestantes, suministrando
cajas de where's, Solamente Sc
do ell case de I'm c0merciante
lue Sc peg6 a complacer a un
sgrupo de Is personals. Estas Sc
retiraron y volvieron despues
con igual prop6sito, siendo de
nuevo rehusada la protection
por ell propietario nombrado A
L. Baldwin. La comisi6n no lie
v6 a efecto las amenazas hechas
durante su primer vista.
Los funeionarios del Estado
y del Ayuntamiento estan estu-
diando la manera dc ayudar a
esos hombres y mujeres sin ira.
bajo.
POGO antes de salir la mani
festaci6n desde la Casa Consis-
torial para recorrer los conner
clos en- demanda de auxilios, ef
Reverendo Charles Holmes pi
do al cielo su divina protection
para los necesitados.
Los where's obtenidos sirvie-
on para alimentar a 1856 fami'
las, o sea a un total de $50 per-
sonas.
La ~poblaci6n de Henryetta
lmaneci6 tranquila. Los grupos
e dispersaron ordenadamente
despues de llevarse a cabo la dis
tribuci6n equitativa de los CO
mestibles recogidos.
Los hombres de negocios de
esta region minera Sc reunieron
aver por la tarde para estudiar
la manera de proveer de traba-
10 a la mayoria de los que sc en-
cuentran sin empleos.
FL Gobernador Murphy, de
Oklahoma, esta preparando una
conferencia que Sc efectuara
hoy entire los funcionarios del
y los leaders de Hen
ryetta.
El Gobernador dijo: Este
pueblo tiene hambre y algo hay
que hacer y Sc hara. Els necesa-
rio buscar trabajo y comida pa
ra esos manifestantes".
FL Gobernador tambien decla
r6 que no Saba la cantidad de
dinero que podria obtener para
aliviar la situaci6n en- Henry
eta.
Los funcionarios de la Cruz
Roia del Distrito de San Luis,
que desde principles de aho Sc
han venido ocupando o de ali
War la situaci6n del pueblo de
Henryetta, declararon anoche
que no Sc habia hecho ning1n
plan para una nueva ayuda en-
favor del mismo.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20

Pat combate ell impuesto con-
ira los cigarrillos-nos dicen-
por amor a Tampa.
Aqui no tenemos fabricas de
cigarrillos y nosotros considera-
mos injusto e infame que las cor
poraciones de los "adelgazantes'
hayan aumentado tres centaEos
en- cada cajetilla.
Sali6 ell pueblo a defender los
cigarrillos, hace algunas soma
mas, y despues de la defensa k
recompensaron su esfuerzo co
brandole tres centavos mas.
iPor que Sc han cargado esos
tres centavos a los consumido.
res?
La gaceta., 1931-07-20

Una comisi6n de ciudadanos
de Ybor visito hoy al mayor Nc
Kay, segun nos dicen, para que
este actue como mediator en-
la huelga de rezagadores.
81 ell alcalde va a actuar con
unprecedented, sin "arrimarse"
a los fabricantes, su mediaci6n
sera apreciada.
Hace falta que un alcalde,
Pat o un gobernador hagan sa-
Der a los fabrieantes que "ha-
blando Sc entiende la gente"....
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
CARTA DEL OBRERO N
i Clio GARCIA
Sin estar loco Sc 10 llevaron
para Chatahoochee
del Estado, Chatahoo.

Director de La Gaceta.
Estimado Manteiga: LIE Agra
deceria la publication en- su muy
leido diario de la siguiente carta
Y que Sc tomara interes para que
Sc haga justicia, pues Sc que s
listed Sc empena hara TRUMAN
mi case.
Hace mas de I'm mes, en- ma
70, me visito en- Tampa una Sc.
nora americana que trabaja en
Ell Preventorio, donde tengo un
nino de cinco amos, y me dijo
que conocia a una sonora muy
buena que Sc interesaba por mi
hijo y guerra hacer algo por mi.
A los pocos dias Sc me apare-
clio con la otra sonora y me dijo
que iban a llevarme a un medico
para que me reconociera. Me
llevaron a la casa de los dieZ
pisos (edificio del Citizen Bank
Y ell medico me hizo varias pre-
guntas. Depues me dijeron sa-
liera al salon de espera y como
a la media bora vinieron en- mi
busca. Una de elias saii6 con un
papel Y Sc fue sofa; la otra me
traio a mi casa y me dijo que ell
medico iba a mandarme a un hos
pital de tuberculosis, ell mejor
que habia en- ell estado, y que va
me avisarian cuando hubiese una
disponible.
A los cuatro dias Sc me apart
cieroh dos diputados del sheriff
con una orden de arresto. Yo les
pregunte que delito habia CO.
metido" y me dijeron que ibar
a lIevarme a un hospital, pero
que me tendrian en- la carcel has
ia Ia bora de la salida, II 30 de
la noche. Me e|ncerraron en- un
iugar donde estaban dos icoos.
un asesino y un salteador de ca
minos hasta que llegaron mis-
dos hijas, mi yerno y un cuna-
do. Entonces me sacaron para
rue hablara con estos. Mi yer
10 habi6 con ell de la carpeta
)ara que no me subieran mas a
la zelda y me dejaron abajo has
a que lego la bora de salir pa
a ell tren. Tn loquero vino a re-
3ogerme y con este tenia que ir
l todas parties. 81 guerra ir al
inodoro, 81 sc quedaba en- la
puerta como 81 sc tratara del
mas peligroso del mum
do.
Llegamos a Jacksonville y me
tlevaron a atmorZar y despues
de nuevo al tren hasta el mani
Aqui me pusieron bajo lave
Y me tratan como un loco, sin es-
tarlo.
Puede informarse de la yer =
dad con los companeros de Cues
L y Rey, con los vecinos donde
20 viva, con el Rev. Guillermo
Perez, con ell encargado de Cues
ia, Piquera, y con ell encargado
de la escogida, Chano.
Yo estuve trabajando en- Cues
ia hasta que me suspendieron, la
semana que sacaron el aprendiz
del rezagado, a causa de la huel-
ga.
listed debe suponer, amigo
Manteiga, 10 que es estar ence-
rrado en- una casa de locos, sin
estarlo.
Yo espero que listed Sc tome
interes en- union de mis- comtpa-
neros para que me saquen de
aqui Y 81 quieren me manden a
un asilo de tuberculosis y sc me
considere como 10 que soy, IN
hombre normal.
A las cinco de la tarde tengo
que meterme en- la CANA hasta
las cinco de la mahana, sin le-
vantarme.
Tengo que sentarme en- un
portal. FORBADE de tela metalica,
donde me sirven ell almuerzo, a
las 7:30 de La mahana, y La CO
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
Sc BUSCA A LOS AUTORES
DEL ATENTADO CONTRA
@ BELLO

Habana, Julio 20.-La poll
cfa secreta Y la judicial CONT
ndan buscando a los autores
La gaceta., 1931-07-20

rea6du Blanca
Brillantisima la tenida blan-
a ceIebrada en- la noche del Sa-
)ado por ell Bosque Universal
Mum. a de la Antigua Orden de
os Druidas.
Los amplios salones de Main
' North Albany ofrecfan elegan
5fsimo aspecto.
BESIDE la aperture de la Te-
nida, a cargo del hermano No
lie Arco, hasta la Ultima pieza
lie los bailables, imper0 la mas
ompleta animation.
Felicitamos cordialmente a
;us organiZadores.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
s @ CIALE S

en- en- invitar a los Clubs Hetai-
Ella, A. F. F., Good Fellowship,
,on-Ton e Hijas de Maria.
En- honor de la Directiva v
e cuantos asistan a este simpa-
leo homemade, sc servira I'm es-
)lendido buffet.
La gaceta., 1931-07-20
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS

pie, aplaudieron y juraron no
rendirSe. =
La gaceta., 1931-07-20

mida a las 2:30. Despues a lpa-
ito hasta las cinco, cuando me
mandan a la CANA.
Esta carta no sc cuando sal
dra, pues tengo que esperar una
persona de confianza que me la
lleve. Aqui leen las cartas antes
de mandarlas Y 81 Sc enteran de
10 que esta dice, no sc la envia-
ran a listed.
Quedo aqui aguardando su in
teres y que sc haga j%usticia.
s. 5.
Igaaci0 Garcia.
N. Ria Gaceta va a inves-
tigar ell case Y 81 ell Sr. Garcia
esta cuerdo, como parece demos
trarlo su carta, pedira Sc lie de-
vuelva a esta ciudad o Sc lie re-
mita a I'm hospital para tubercu
losos,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-29

Miss Catharine C. Critcher is spend
ing the week in Roanoke, Va, visiting
Bishop ard Mrs. r. G. Jet.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Seitz, who make
their Winter home with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander w. Yereance of Lowell street. left
last week for East Orange, N. j., where
they are visiting relatives before return
ing to Washington about the middle OF
May.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Halle H. Brown and
daughters of Paradena, Calf, have
moved to Washington, where Lieut.:
Brown will be connected with the United
States Naval Hospital. During their
STAY here they will live at the Potomac
Park Apartments.
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SOCIETY
Continued From Second page)

evening at dinner at the Shoreham
Hotel
The guests included Dean George N
Henning and his sister, Miss Alice Hen
ming; Dr. and Mrs. Dewitt c. Croissant
and Maj. and Mrs. Herbert Edgar
MarShburn
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Mrs. Henry White Draper entertained
at tea Monday afternoon for Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Chaplin Halle Of Springfield,
Mass
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Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Mar
garet Cockrell and others.

Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Mar
garet Cockrell and others.
The Board of Advisers of the Landon
School for Boys entertained a number
of their friends at tea Sunday after
noon at the school, 2131 Massachusetts,
avenue, to meet the headmaster and
faculty. Mrs. William Franklin Sands
and Mrs. Monroe Hopkins poured and
were assisted by Mrs. Horace PeaSlee,
Mrs. George Dengler Rittenhouse. Mrs
Philip Banfleld, Mrs. Frank H. Buck of
Wilmington, Del, and Miss Elsie Lee
Spring of Philadelphia.
Among the several hundred guests
were Mrs. Mark Reid Yates, Mr.. and
Mrs. David st. Pierre Gaillard, Mr..
and Mrs. George Oakley Totten, jr.;
Mr.. William Franklin Sands, Mrs. Carl
Voegtlin, Mr.. Detlow Marthinson, Mrs
Charles Douglas Heron, Mrs. Charles
Harris, Miss Dorothea Stillman, Mr.
Milton Dorey. Miss Florence Bergman
and Mr.. William T. Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence w. Coudray
gave dinner last evening in honor of
their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Coudray of Hartford Conn, the brother
and sister-in-law of Mr. Coudray The
party, entertained at the Shoreham,
remained later for supper dancing.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. T.
H. Shearman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Bowl
ing, DR.. Rosalind Dain, Miss Louise
Duryee and Miss Elizabeth Stillman.
Mrs. John Cecil Reilly of Brooklyn,
N. Y, is spending the week in Wash
ington with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Lemkuhl of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Reilly, a former WaShingtonian.
is the sister of Mrs. Rosa F. Downing
and aunt of Floyd Gibbons. She is
staying at the Mayf1ower.
Additional patrons for 1.-THE Ro-
mantle Young Lady" a three-act
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The third OF series OF concerts ar
ranged by the music section Of the
Womens City Club will be given to-
morrow evening at $50 o'clock in the
ballroom of the club house. Mrs. Jo-
sephine Forsyth Myers, lyric soprano,
and Mrs Mary Izant-Couch, artist
pianist, will present joint program of
music. Mrs. Myers will give as her
speciality number a song recital in cos
tune. Miss Gertrude E. Walter is
chairman of the section.
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Rev. Arthur P. Buck performed the
ceremony. The room was tastefully
arranged with palms, ferns and apple
blossoms. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Grisham left shortly
after on a honeymoon trip by automo-
bile to Norfolk, where they will spend
several days at the home of the brides
mother, and then continue on to visit
the parents of the bridegroom in jack
sonville, Fla. Mr.. and Mrs. Grisham
will make their home in Los Angeles,
Calf.
The third meeting of the Wardman
Park Supper Club will take place to-
night in the gold room of the hotel.
Among those making reservations are
Mrs. Ruth c. Butler, Miss Jean Foley,
Miss Mary Bennington Shinn, Miss
Margene MuSser, Miss Bertha Marsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Rollow, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jennings Bailey, jr.; Miss Clara
Boiling, Mr.. Herbert Walker, Mr.. Frank
Cook, Mr.. Benedict Morgan, Mr.. George
Riggs, Mr. Edward Rothrock and Mr..
James Sappington.
The president and the board of gov
errors of the American WomanS Le-
gion has issued invitations for their
annual convention to be held Thursday,
May II, at IL o'clock in the Hall of
Service, District of Columbia Chapter
House of the American Red Cross.
Saturday the Smith College Club Of
Washington will hold a luncheon at the
Columbia Country Club with Mrs. Karl
Fenning, president of the Washington
Club, in charge of arrangements, as
sisted by Mrs. Howard G. Nichols and
Mrs. Charles Hawley. Friday and Sat-
urday approximately 5000 men,
bers of the total membership of
$4,000 alumnae of Smith will hold
meetings to celebrate the semi-cen-
tennial Of the founding of the alum
nae associations. These members are
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comedy by the Spanish dramatist, q.
Martinez Sierra, which is being pre-
scented by the Pierce Hall Players, Six
tenth and Harvard streets, Friday and
Saturday evenings. includes:
Mrs. Richard Wainwright, Mrs. Flora
McGill Keefer, Miss Aline Solomons,
DR.. Emma Void. Miss Joy Webster, Mr..
and Mrs John w. Adams, DR.. and Mrs.
James NJ. Doran, Miss Laura Berrien,
DR.. Julia Green, Mr.. and Mrs G.. F.
Loughlin, Mrs. Luis Munoz Marin, Mrs.
Nina E. Allender. Capt. and Mrs. Ray
G. Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. K Hid
ing Beij, Miss BesS Davis Schreiner,
Miss Phoebe Heath, Miss Sibyl Baker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl w. Greene and Miss
Fanny-B unand-SevastoS.
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The Spring dinner of the current
events section of the Women's City
Club will be held in the club house this
evening at $50 o'clock. Miss Janet
Richards we'll known lecturer, will be
honor guest and speaker. Her subject
will be High Lights at Home and
Abroad" Mrs. William E. Chamberlin,
chairman, will preside. Members sub
scribjng are: Mrs. A. B. Allen, Miss
Eta H. Austin, Nine Marie Anderson,
Mrs. G. L. Brown, Mrs. M. @. Barton,
Mrs. Viola M. H. Baker, Miss Virginia
S. Benjamin and others.
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The Gen. J. E. B. Stuart Chapter,
Mrs. H. H Alexander, president, will
give a card party for the benefit of
Stratford at the Confederate Memorial
Hall, 1922 Vermont avenue northwest,
tomorrow evening at o'clock
Mrs. Albion w. Tuck Is chairman
and assisting her are Mrs. Painter
Clephane, Mrs, William King. Miss
Mary Weynick, Mrs George Hickey,
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scattered among 66 Smith Clubs and
81 informal groups in this country and
abroad, including, Toxic, Honolulu,
Paris, Berlin, London and Vienna.
President Nelson will address the New
York Club on Friday evening, May 2,
and Smith alumnae will listen in on
his speech which will be broadcast over
WEAF at $50 o'clock daylight saving
time.
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Georgia Society Giving
Final Dance Saturday Night.

Georgia society Giving
Final Dance Saturday Night.
The final dance of the season to be
given by the Georgia State Society will
be held Saturday evening, May 2. at the
Washington Hotel. from 9 until II
o'clock. 1t is expected that this dance
will be largely attended by Georgians
and their friends. During intermiSsion
short musical program will be rem
dered by Miss Louise Klee. Mrs. J. w.
Thurston, 4419 Illinois avenue, is chair
man of tickets.
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The Rev. DR.. George w. Atkinson,
pastor of ST. James Church, will sail
from New York Thursday for a two
months trip through Italy and France.
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Mrs. Harry Levenson is giving a
luncheon tomorrow in the Florentine
room of Wardman Park Hotel for 80
guests, who will play bridge afterward.
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Mrs. William E. Yost entertained at
luncheon and bridge for eight at Mrs.
KS Toll House Tavern, on the Colesville
Pike, today.
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Autumn Entertaining
To Have Wide Range

Continued From First pAge.)
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Debutante Dinner Dance
l. Event of Last NIGHT

continued From First Page.)
Pansy Blootner, Miss Elizabeth Doyn-
ton Of Virginia, Miss Carey Page, Miss
Betty Berrien, Miss Abigail Sard, Miss
Carnealia Perrin, Miss Terese Saul, Miss
Mary Bradley, Miss Sylvia Meredith,
Miss Mary White, Miss Emma White,
Miss Betty Peelle, Miss Helen Lee Wash
ington, Miss Catherine Poe, Miss Betty
Shouse, Miss Jean Woodson, Miss
Eleanor Mulliken, Miss Lucille Elliott,
Miss Rose Page, Miss Anne Wyant,
Miss Alice de Peyster, Miss Alexandra
Gardiner, Miss Louise Dickson, Miss
Margaret Daingerfeld, all of New York;
Miss Mary Claire Cottman and Miss
Eleanor Grain of Baltimore, Mile. May,
daughter Of the Belgian Ambassador
and Nine. May; Miss Diana James, Miss
Elsie Ekengren, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
lie Compile Spalding, Baron Gevers,
Senior Son Susa, Mr.. John Olr1sted,
Miss Laura TuckerTnan, Mr.. Jack Lord,
Mr.. William Sheedy, Mr.. Jack Marshall,
Mr.. Carl Bremen, Mr.. Walter Andrews,
Mr.. Dennis Herbert Smith, Baron Schell,
secretary Of the Hungarian legation; Mr..
Thomas Bell Sweeney, jr.; Mr.. James
Todd, Mr.. J. H. Van Royen, jr., attache
of the Netherlands legation; Mr.. Bron-
son williams, Mr.. Andrew Wiley, Mr..
Howard Slade, Mr.. Henry Dunn, Mr.
ION Bradley. Mr.. Clark Grant, Mr.
Elliott Well. Mr.. William CushmAn, Mr.
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NSONASNNANASSA
The verdict is that they love the man
Is much As they do his music.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend's first
morning musicale at the Mayfiower-
that of December again will bring
together the cream Of r1usic-loving So
ciety. More like morning drawing
rooms where all sorts Of celebrities
meet than like musicales are these
events, and one never knows just how
many notables are in town until the
FIRST musicale of the season. Like
other first ladies, Mrs. Hoover patron
lies these events, and among Mrs.
Townsend's box holders are the Am
bassador Of Chile and Sonora de Cru-
chaga, the Ambassador Of Cuba and
Sonora de Ferrara, the Minister Of
Hungary and Countess Szechenyi, Mr..
William Phelps Emo, Mrs. Stephen b.
Elkins, Mrs. Karolick, Mrs. Henry l..
Henry. Aivah Strong, Mrs. James
Couze1s, Mrs THOMAS Phillips, Mrs.
George Mesta, Nj Otto Kahn, Mrs.
Chester Bolton, Mrs. Malcolm Nc
Connie, Mime. Abelh, Mrs. Cameron
Morrison, Mrs. Franklin Terry Of New
York, Mrs. Raphael Gown Of New
York, Mrs. Thomas Cottman Of Balti-
more, Mrs. Skillman Of Cincinnati and
Mrs. Edward r. etotesbury Of philo-
delphia and many other notables Of
society. The opening concert viii be
particularly brilliant, with Edward
johnson, the Metropolitan tenor, and
Yvonne Gall, internationally known
soprano, filling the program.
Dinner parties viii occupy one Of
the most important places on the social
calendar from now on, and tonight
Maj. and Mrs Parker w. west have q
dinner party Of II. Friday, November
81. they have q luncheon for Miss
Carolyn Payne and Miss Mary Mac
Arthur. December IL, Maj. and Mrs
West will give a dinner in honor of
the new Surgeon General and Mrs
Patterson. They also have a dinner
party arranged for December 20.
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Alani, are expected to come to wash
fngton today and will Join Signora Cat
alani's mother, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock,
In her home on Scott Circle for the
Winter. Mrs. Dimock. who spent the
Summer In her home, Elsinore, at Bar
Harbor, returned to Washington several
weeks ago. Signor and Signora Catalani.
with the formers niece, arrived in this
country a few days ago from England.
where they have been in London
through much of the Summer.
The attache Of the British embassy
and Mrs. Harold Sims are spending the
week end in Warrenton, Va, where they
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Charrington.
The attache Of the German embassy,
Herr Gustav Strive. has gone to Los
Angeles, where he will be for several
months, returning TO HIS duties ct the
embassy early In the new year.
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Thanksgiving Ball of the
Local CHAPTER of Hadassah

The thirteenth annual Thanksgiving
Ball Of the washington Chapter Ha-
dassah will be held Thursday night.
November IS, in the big ball room OF
the Mayhower Hotel. Mrs. Morris witt
lin is in charge of arrangements. and
Mrs. Paul Pearlman is chairman Of
tickets.
Working on the program Of the ball
are Mrs Harry WAlsky, Mrs. Meyer
Dodek,( Mrs. Morris Blumenthal, Mrs.
Al Shefferman, Or. r. Novick, Mrs.
Joseph Freedman, Mrs. Oscar Bas-
seches. Mrs. Alex Rosenblum, Mrs.