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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22
Miss Rebecca Hill Bride
Of 1t. John Van Houten
Marriage of Miss Elsie Mae Graves and Mr.
Robert v. E. Greene Is Quietly
Solemnized.

make their home after their return from
q. wedding trip TO Pinehurst and AShe-
Vile, N. G. The brides going-away cos
tune was a modish suit OF navy blue
with gray fox fur and navy blue hat
and shoes.
Out-of-town guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. I. e. Buck of Ithaca, N. Y, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Fouchs OF Bal
timore, Md Mr.. Bayne Is graduate
Of George Washington University, where
his bride is a senior. He is an exam
liner in the United States Customs
Service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe J. Hirnelfarb an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter
Helen to NJ Maurice Sykes, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Max Sykes Of this city, March
II. Upon the return from their wedding
trip a reception will be given in the
home of the brides parents Sunday
March 90. from to IL o'clock pm
at 5227 Connecticut avenue northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22

ley M. Rumbough of New York, who
will arrive wednesday to pass feW
days.
Mr.. Rumbough will join Mrs. Rum
bough later in the week.
Mrs. Max H. Ehlert, wife of ths
Chilean consul to Chicago, is now the
guest of her brother and sister-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. B. Alexander Singer, al
their apartment in the Shorehan1. Mrs
Ehlest is q well known novelist and
playwright and is professionally known
as Fay Ehlert.
DR.. and Mrs. Wade H. Atkinson, who
spent the Winter motoring in Florida,
returned hcme last week. En- route
home they visited relatives in Macon,
Ca, and Columbia. s. G.
Mrs. M. M. Rowland Of st. Louis,
Mo-, is spending several days in the
Capital and Is stopping at the Dodge
Hotel while here.
DR.. and Mrs. Grafton T. Brown are
at the Chalfonte Haddon Hall in At
lantic City for q short time.
Mrs. William Howard Courtenay, ar
rived Saturday from her home. IN
Hotel for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell Waters
will have as their guests this week the
formers sister, Mrs. Keith Watt Morris
and her young son Keith, ir.. OF New
York City, who will arrive in Wash
ington today.
Miss Margaret r. Piza Of New York
City Is q guest at the Dodge Hotel over
the week end and Is accompanied by
Mrs. william z. Stark Of Hampton, Va
Mrs. G. H. Voorhees, Of New York
City is at the Carlton for a few days
accompanied by Mrs. z. D. Hurlbut OF
Riverside, Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22
Dixie Ball Will Have
Large List of Patrons

The twenty eighth annual Dixie
BAH, which Is sponsored by the Robert
4. Lee Chapter, United Daughters Of
fhe Cenfederacy. win be held at the
Willard Hotel Tuesday, April Z.
3 Those comprising the Bah Commit
tee are Mrs. Esther Holden Julia,
chairman; Mrs. Walter 2. Hutton, MRS
William r. Downing, Mrs. Seha L.
Christfe, Mrs. Sallie 8. Moody, Miss
Elsie Thomas and Mrs. John J. Mac
Donald
MRS Frank o. Goodwin Is president
of the chapter.
A largo list of patrons and members
of various subcommittee are expected
to make this ball, which is given for
benevolent purposes, one OF the most
successful ever given by the organiza-
tion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22

tanned at dinner Wednesday evening In
compliment to the British consul gen
eral In New York, Mr.. Henry Glouces-
ter Armstrong. who was their guest
over Sunday and until Thursday.
The retiring secretary of the Cuban
embassy, Senior Don Nemesio Ledo.
sailed last week for Cuba, accompanied
by Sonora de Ledo.
Senior Ledo has been transferred To
the State Department at Havana.
The assistant military attaene Of the
japanese embassy. Maj. Rimpei Kato,
has arrived in Washington and assumed
his new duties.
The commercial secretary Of the
British embassy and Mrs. Mccormick
Goodhart returned from Bermuda yes
terday aboard the Statendam, after be-
ing in the British colony for several
weeks. They are expected to come To
washington today or tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22
Official Personal Notes
OF Persons in Society

Continued From First Page.l
ton. when she closed her home on
Massachusetts, avenue, Mrs. Freyer mas
loaned the collection for exhibitions in
several places, including the Toledo
Museum. The collection, which is noted
as one of the finest Of its type in this
country was secured by Mrs. Freyer
for the purpose of promoting . better
understanding Of cultural art between
the Americas. =.
In July, Capt, and Mrs. Freyer VIII
go to Newport, where they wiz occupy
an apartment. Their daughter, Miss
Engracia Freyer, Is with them and win
leave for Newport With her parents.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. George Fiske
Dudley, who have been visiting Mrs.
]. Edward Palmer at Ventnor, Atlantic
City, for four weeks. are planning short
visits to their son, Mr.. John F.
Dudley in Elizabeth. N. j., and to
friends in and around New York. They
expect to return TO Washington shortly.
DR.. Dudley will resume MS duties a.
rector Of the parish Of St.. Stephens
and the Incarnation immediately upon
his return to the city. ofhciating al
services during holy week and on
Easter day.
DR.. and Mrs. Malcolm Storer have
returned TO their home in Boston after
spending several days visiting With his
brother, Mr.. John Storer, at Wardman
Park Hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. G. M. P. Murphy Of
New York City, accompanied by Their
son Donaldson, have arrived in Wash
ington and are at the Carlton for sew
eral days.
Mrs. J. B. Kendall has gone 10 At
!antic City, where she Is spending the
early Spring at the Chalfonte- Haddor
Hall.
Mrs. James j. O'FIara, 3719 Reservoir
rad will have as her guest Mrs stan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22
Miss Ruth Sherman Jones
Gives Recital Tuesday

Miss Ruth Sherman Jones, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Waters Jones
of olney, Md, and member Of the fac
ulty of Western Maryland College, will
give q recital at the college Tuesday
evening at o'clock, when she viii be
assisted by Miss Gwendolyn Mann, In
structor in dramatics.
Miss Jones also is a pupil Of the
Peabody Conservatory Of Music, and on
March 20 viii be the soloist at the
Baltimore Music Club. singing songs by
the Baltimore composer, Charles II.
Bachan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22
Miss Janet Richards Ends
Lecture Course Tomorrov

Miss Janet Richards eighteenth and
last talk in her regular lecture course
for the present season on Political His
tory in the Making" will be given to-
morrow morning at Masonic Temple.
Thirteenth street and New York ave-
nue., beginning at 10:45 o'clock.
BY the aid of large maps, Miss
Richards will touch upon the high
lights of the worlds work for the past
SIX months, dwelling especially upon
those international developments bear
ing upon the MANAGE of war or the
ma intaining of world peace. Under
Home Affairs the ethical signih-
canoe of the presidential trip to Porto
Rico and the Virgin Islands will be
discussed, also the political portents OF
the hour from the partisan standpoint
of the principal political parties. The
last 20 minutes viii be devoted to
questionable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22

70 give her native land Q japanese car
dinal.
The ceremonies at Georgetown UNI
versity viii be attended by q large num-
Der OF Government officials, educators
and members of its alumni and their
wives. The reception will take place In
the Carroll pariors Immediately after
tolic delegate to Washington also viii
be among the guests on this occasion,
which VIII be one Of the most colorful
affairs held at the historic university in
many . year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22

ington have been invited TO act as
members of the Floor Committee. The
members of the well known hunt clubs
in Maryland and Virginia, usually at
tending in their scarlet coats, add .
local touch to the kaleidoscope back
ground Of the ball. Local polo players
from the Army and civilian teams wear
the colors of their fields.
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The air attache of the French en-
bassy and Nine. Thenault will be joined
today by the latters mother, Mrs. o. M.
Spencer, who has spent six weeks or
more In Chicago.
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The commercial secretary Of the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22

The newly appointed naval attachs
Of the Spanish embassy, Capt. Federico
Montreal Pilon, who arrived in the
Capital recently to take UP his duties, is
established in his apartment at the
Shoreham.
The former naval attache of the en-
baSsy, Capt. Jose Iglesias y Abelaira and
Sonora de Iglesias, sailed for Spain Sat-
urday, March IA.
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The newly appointed military attache
OF the Chilean embassy, Col. Carlos
Garfias, and Sonora de Garfias. are
planning to come to this country at
the end of April. Col. Garflas served
in this same ONCE three years ago and
has many friends In Washington.
Col. Zorobabel Galeno retiring mill
tary attache, and Sonora de Galeno
will leave this country shortly after his
successor arrives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-22

Mrs James j. O'Hara, 3719 Reservoir
cad, will have as her guest Mrs. stan
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"O Jim Wall II seemed q miracle
that he cid not snatch Helen to
his breast Like q wind-driven
4 prairie fire his blood raced. He
set her upright on the ground.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29
TRIUNFO Ell GOBIERNO
LABORISTA

Londres, Enero 29.-Dos alta
ques del partido conservador
fueron lesistidos aver por ell pr
mer ministro Donald con Il
ayuda del pa lido liberal, man
teniendose asi en- ell poder.
Ambas victorias fueron sobre
mociones de Stanley Baldwin,
Iider de los Conservatives y ex-
primer ministro, en- contra de la
ley sobre disputas obreras.
En- la primera, para rechazar
la ley~en segunda lectura, ell go
bierno, alcanz6 PIT votos contra
$50, una mayoria de 81. Con
los Conservatives votaron Sir
John Simon y varios liberales
dcscontentos.
La segunda moci6n fue recha
zada por 306 votos contra 244,
una mayoria de 81.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29

dos.
Detras de estos. 1900. agru
pad@ con ellos, existen en- ell
pals $4,000 electores.
FL grupo de personals que sim
p9ti2an con las "ideas rojas' Sc
hace ascender a 500, 900.
Claro esta que muy POGO sig
nifican. en- una nacion de 122,
100000 de habitantes. los $50
mil cemunistas y sus amigos;
pero M, Fisk Y sus companeros
cree0 negado ell momento de evil
tar cue ell comunismo Sc eXtien-
d., deportando a los obreros ex-
tr2njeros que hagan pro@agan-
da en- favor de los principles
Gle Ia Tercera International.
Sc quiere eXpulsar a los "ro-
jos, fayoreciendo ell desarro-
10 del "faseismo' y de las ideas
reaccionarias. Los "fascistas',
va sean de camisa negra o par
da, no conspiran contra la tram
quilidad de la republica; no cons
piran contra Ell future de la ma
ci6n las corporaciones o entida-
des que sacrifican los ~iornales
de los obreros Y aumentan los
dividends de los accionistas.
Con los "rojos", con los rebel
des, 81 peligra la prosperidad y
el p~estigio del regimen.
Pero... ell mismo Fisk decla-
r6 al entregar su informe pare
ser publicado: Isl e. comunismo
esta sometido a un iuicio, tam
bien 10 esta ell Capitalismo."
Correspond al sistema ca
pitalista limpiar sus establos y
ap~artarse de algunas de sus ma.
nifestaciones de avaricia, inhu-
manjdad y reaction.
Nacido Ell la opulencia, ultra
conservation republican,, Fisk
requiere a los poderosos para
que Sc presenter sin "manifes-
taciones de a~varicia, inhuma-
nidad y reaction.
GPor que no prOpone 81 leyes
para librar al Capitalismo de
esos imperdonables defectos que
le senala?
La gaceta., 1931-01-29
CON VIDA
SIETE MINEROS

Linton, Indiana, Enero 20,
.-Siete hombres fueron hoy
extraidos con vida del pozo
de la nina Little Betty, donde a
yer por la tarde ocurriera una
explosion.
La causa de la explosion aun
no ha podido ser d%eterminada,
aunque Sc achaca al gas grisd.
Hasta que todos los cuerpos
sean extraidos no Sc iniciara la
investigation.
Hoy por la maiana sc SAGA
ron Is cadaveres, algunos COM
pletamente achicharrados.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29
Ell SABADO SALDRA Ell Gil
N HIDRO DORNIER
A ORUZAR Ell ATLANTI-
CO

Lisboa, Portugal, Enero %
Hasta ell sabado por la noche, a
las 7, Sc ha aplazado la salida
del gigantic hidro DO-X para
cruzar ell Atlantico en- direction
del Brasil. Anoche Sc acord6
posponer Ia salida en- una reu-
non de funcionario sdel ministe
rio aleman de transporte. Estes
oficiales no parecen completa-
mente satisfechos del comporta-
miento de los IL motores ameri-
canos.
Hoy Sc haran nuevas pruebas
Y el viernes NADIA Sc hara porque
eI captain Christensen dice que
"ningGn captain sale a la mar
Ell viernes'.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29
PERECIERON 81 SOLDADOS
ITALIAN0S

Bardonecchis, Italia, enero 90.
Dos avaianchas que descen-
dieron sobre ell vale de Doria
Riparia, en- los Alpes, cerca de
la frontera francesa, mataron
aver a 3 oficiales y IS soldados
del ej6rcito italiano.
Los hombres formaban parte
de I'm destacamento del tercer
regimiento de alpinos que ma
niobraba en- esa region.
BESIDE Ell sabado NADIA sc sa-
be del grupo.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29

La Sala eSplenuOFOSd Qel pa
lacio del Centre Espahol de
Ybor, estaba anoche converti-
da en- un jardfn de flores con
la presencia de un numeroso
grupo compuesto de lindisimas
y elegantes senoritas.
Celebraban su anunciado
"Bunco Party" las interesan-
ties damas que constituyen la
"Secci6n de Protection Y Au-
xilio" de la citada Sociedad,
que a la gentil sonora Amman
dita Leon de Lado tiene por
Secretaria.
Aproximadamente a las nue.
We do comienzo ell "Bonco,"
iniciandose los juegos caracte-
riaticos en- los que RENO I'm To-
co entusiasmo Y desbordante
algeria.
Ell primer premio lie fue adj
judicado a la sugestiva dami-
ia Adelfa Alfonso, consistente
en- una GAIA conteniendo tu-
IRON de "Gijona," donado por
ell ioven Severino Quintanilla,
conocido comerciante de esta
plaza. LIE correspondi6 ell Sc
gundo a la encantadora ma
damoiselle Alicia Lopez, que
recihid una bolsita en- minia-
tura para echar aqua caliente.
Ell tercero sc lie otorg6 al Jo-
ven Luis Sanchez, en- una fini-
sima corbata.
Y antes que Sc verificara ell
bale, fue repartido entire la Sc
lecta concurrencia ell "cake"
Official, regalo del cafe "Mec-
ca
Aprovechamos esa %oportuni
dad para anotar estos NOM
bres de damas y damitas: Jo-
Selma Garcia, Delfina Alfonso,
Jackie Garcia, Margot Lopez,
Virginia Romeo, Luisa Y Zai-
da Peralta, Lizzie y Margari-
ia Noriega, C&Sta Suarez, Al
da Riveiro, Adela Gullo, Mary
v Hoeye Midulla, Alicia Lopez,
Josefina Fernandez, Angelica
V Concha Valero, Virginia
Diaz, Estella Mateo, Mary Pre-
llezo, Carmen Alvarez, Rosa
Madruga, Emilia Gonzalez,
OLYMPIA y Onelia Sanchez, Ro
sa Medic, Azulina Barcia, Con
cepci6n Velazquez, Estela Pc
rez. Maria Gonzalez, Blanca
Benitez, Evarista Noriega, Ma
ria Rosales, Maria Madruga e
Isabel Mingot.
I'm exito alcanzaron en- esta
fiesta las damas de la mencio-
NADIA Secci6n.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29
VANDERBILT ACUSO A MUS
SOLINI

Portland, Oregon, Enero 20
Clarence II. White, director
del Liceo de aqui, dijo hoy que
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., re-
lat6 ante un pequeho grupo de
personals, en- New York, como
ell autom6vil del primer minis
tro Mussolini mat6 a un nino,
en- Italia, sin que ell vehiculo
d~etuviera su Marcia
White oy6 a Vanderbilt, ell
pasado noviembre, en- Ell hotel
Vanderbilt de New York.
LAS palabras del Oral. Blu
tier sobre csc accidente SOL las
mismas que dijera Vanderbilt.
"El, Vanderbilt, pudo acer-
carse a Mussolini Y ell primer
ministro lie invite a un viaje de
cuatro dias por Italia. Mussoli-
nj prefiere guar el mismo su
autom6vil.
Tn dia, al dar una curva,
yendo los dos en- ell autom6vil
del primer ministro, una nina
Sc interpuso en- ell canine v fue
atropellada.
Vanderbilt protest6 y sugi-
ri6 que parara, pero Mussolini
hizo I'm gesto indicando que
no tenia tempo.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29

A las cinco y diez de la ma
mana de hoy falleci6 en- un
hospital local, ell ST.. Luis Cue
ira, conocido boxer de esta To-
calidad al cual llamaban "El
Chino"
Su entierro Sc verificara hoy
a las cinco de la tarde salem
do ell cortejo flnebre de la ca
sa de sus padres Paula Y vi
cente Guerra, Gale 16 1906.
lie sobreviven su esposa Ca
ridad Guerra, sus hermanos y
hermanas Paula, Vicenta, vi
cente, Amador, Ramon, Mario,
Vicenta, Ines Y Josefina Mo-
rales.
Nuestrb mas sentido p6same
a todos sus familiares.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29
AUMENTO LA PRODUCTION
DE AUTOMOBILES EN- d.
CIEMBRE

Wash, Enero 29.-Un aumen
t ode production en- los autom6-
viles, .el mes pasado, fu6 anun-
ciado hoy por ell d~epartamento
de concrete.
Sc fabricaron en- diciem-
bre 155,601 vehiculos, 135,752
en- noviembre Y 120,007 en- d.
ciembre de 1929.
La production total en- 1890
fue de 3,354,870 automobiles.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29
PIeitos y Divorcios

Carload Padr6n contra P.
Padr6n; Ross M. Hopkins con-
ira Ira NJ. Hopkins; Genevieve
Rudolph contra Harold E. Ru-
dolph; Robert Nettlers contra
Walter Barber; Mas Realty
La gaceta., 1931-01-29
EN- CONSEJO DE GUERRA
SERA G BUTLER

Washington, Enero 29.-El
secretario de marina orden6
hoy que sea juzgado EN- conse-
jo de guerra ell Mayor General
Butler, del cuerpo de infante-
ria de marina.
Sc ha derivado esta acci6n
de una carta de Butler al secre
tario en- la que expiiea ell dis
La gaceta., 1931-01-29

Habana, Enero 29,-Bajo la
acusaci6n de preparar un com
plot para volar ell ingenio Els
pana han sido detenidos Da-
MEL Reyes, Julio Acosta y Jose
Sotolongo, tres empleados del
Central.
81 los cargos son comproba-
dos Sc les tratara con extrema
severidad.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29

Habana, Enero 29.-Que la
Dictadura no haya sido aun
derribada, no obstante opener
sc a ella ell 90% de la pobla.
ci6n de Cuba, Sc atribuye al
tenor de que EStados Unidos
pueda intervenir.
Manifestaeiones privadas
han sido hechas, en- este senti-
do, por jefes obreros y liders
del nacionalismo.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29

curse que pronunciara en- Fila
DELTA, Y en- ell cual criticara a
Mussolini.
Hoy Sc inform6 a Butler,
por Ell Mayor General Fuller,
iefe de los marinos, que debe
confinarse en- sus BARRACKS de
Quantico, Virginia.
Por las palabras que en- FL
ladelfia pronunciara ell dia 10
t. iuzgara ell %consejo.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29

Tn rompehunlgas hiri6 ha-
&c 10 meses, en- Marion, Carroll
ma del Norte. a IN nino, David
Buckner, de Ia amos.
Durante diez meses el peque-
no estuvo luchando con la muer-
te que lie amenazaba. Algunas
personals declararon que vieron
hacer ell disparo; pero las auto
ridades no han perseguido al
criminal.
Fue en- Marion donde murie-
ron "asesinados" otros seis ira
baiadores, ell ano pasado.
iCarguense estos crimenes a
Ia iabama8idad a que Sc ha re-
ferido ell congresiste Fish!
La gaceta., 1931-01-29

Muy urgente es la junta ex-
traordinaria que celebraran es
IA noche los muchachos que
pertenecen al Club "Juventud
Hispana', en- ell salon de recep-
clones del Centre Espanot de
West Tampa, para tratar del
baile-banquete que muy prom
TO habra de celebrarse.
Nc debe faltar nadie.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29

Fijado para Anoche de ma
rama, a las ocho, haOsido ell
"Bonco Party" que en- honor
del j6ven professor de piano Sr,
Joseito GoyaaeA patrocina I'm
frupo de dise4hguidas Amas
cuyos nombres son muy como
tidos en- nuestro smart j.
Gutierrez, R. Sierra, J. c. Cue
ira, Maria YaneZ, John Pa
checo, Frank Benfield, Frank
Fuchs, J. Sultenfuns Y Good
rich.
Sc ha elegido la sala de
fiestas del Colegio "San jose,
EN- la avenida 10 y Gale IS.
Tocaran dos orquestas: Glenn
Kay y Maxine Echegaray. La
primera ejecutara ell nltimo
bailable a las once Y media y
la segunda hasta la una de la
madrugada.
La gaceta., 1931-01-29

Ha obtenido su titulo de
grado con atlas notas en- ell
CoIegio Superior denominado
George Washington" la he
chicera y preciosa Srta. Alicia
pfaz, hija de la conocida e in
4eresante dana E~rnestina vida.
de Diaz. residente~de la Doce
avenida 1907.
Para homenajear a la inte-
,ieente damita graduada en- Ell
6ltimo curse, tuvo lugar ano-
La gaceta., 1931-01-29
FL TEMPO

Claro para hoy y manana. Po-
co cambio en- la temperature.
Maxima aver, IA grades; mi
nina, 56.
Marea alta a las II ;54 a. m.