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Chapter IS
A MYSTERIOUS TELEGRAM

The porcelain mask that Chan ming had fashioned for Aileen had come back from the pottery, and he had brought it to her apartment, carefully wrapped.
 A month had passed since Kron- berg's shooting, and the producer had returned to Hollywood. Viyienne was still in Philadelphia. She had found work in smart shop there and seemed content with the ar rangement, which also seemed to suit Aileen.
 Charming talked enthusiastically about the plan to make Aileen a mysterious masked star Of radio, partly to encourage her for the voice trials she was soon to under go.
 I'm going to feel like an inn ndstor," she said.
 You're not" he denied. You're going to live a glorious masquc- rade, making people happy"
 Jimmy made her sing for her visitor, but her interest in the bundles which Charming had piled On the davenport proved too much. Aren't I ever going to look at them?" she appealed.
 Rather" Charming said. "Ih put these things in the other room. Then, when you're all ready, come out and let us see you"
 She left them and closed the door. The two men were as i'm patient as Aileen herself had been. So much depended on how she took to the changed appearance. In addition to the mask, Charming had designed a special gown and a wrap to be worn with it. If the effect was what he wanted and should strike Aileen's fancy, it would be the motif of the ward robe she would need.
 See Kronberg off?" asked Jim my
 "Yes. Don't let Aileen know any thing, but Vivienne had better stay away from New York for the pres ent."
 You mean he's going to start something?"
 T don't know just what tc think. However, he's given ms warning. He's the type that would It gives his game more zeSt."
 He threatened-?"
 No! He's too smooth for that Jimmy, what I'm wondering is was there any woman wearing g domino?"
 You mean that Viv-was string ing us?"
 I'd hate to think that-and frankly, l won't. But if there wa don't think Kronberk had { chance to recognize her, and fancy Kronberg suspects me O knowing more than I told the DO. lice-or him.
 Aileen came out of her bedroom
 From her silver slippers to tht pearl and silver net that cappet her red-gold hair she was sym phony of exotic fascination.
 Her gown of Venetian motif sug eested moonlit nights on the gran' canal and the spacious ballroom O doge's palace. The basque-h hk bodice and slashed, puffed sleeve were of silver and green brocadS It's lines accentuated the natura slimness of her waist and her lons trailing skirt fell in heavy folds.
 The mask itself gave the crown ing touch of mystery. It was lik a domino, just touching the top Q her upper lip and concealing ne cheeks and forehead. There was a' exquisite subtlety in its fainti mocking expression. The flesh tint
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Tomorrow, wearing her mask, Aileen creates a new sensation for blase New York.
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handed it to Charming with puzzled air.
 What does it mean?" she asked him. And who's-whoever signed |it?"
 Jimmy looked over his shoulder as he read the message arty congratulations on your luck with the mask. May you get a lot more publicity than you thought you would. Adrasteia.
 q don't know anybody" Aileen faltered.
 Looks phoney to me-" said Jim my as he tried to puzzle it out. Who in the deuce is Adrasteia? Sounds more like motto than human being"
 Charming was frankly annoyed If you remember your mythology, Adrasteia is another name for the | goddess Nemesis-avenger of crime, punisher of arrogance-a rather unpleasant lady from whom there's supposed to be no escape"
 Jimmy was thinking quickly. You have to give a name and ad- dress when you send telegram" Naturally" Charming said dry fly. T could think of any number to give at a telegraph window. There's nothing in these sentences a clerk would think unnatural and besides we're not overly eager to show this to the police.'
 You think--it's from Kronberg -or someone he had send it for him?' Aileen was at once suspi- cious.
 "No. A thing of this sort isn't like him. Besides, Adrasteia IS feminine. The wording of this is catty. Apparently there was wom- an in a mask, as Vivienne told us Even if Kronberk doesn't know who she is she recognized Vivienne. That is how she knows about Ailaen. Ii she isn't a fool, she's clever But she's giving away her hand by this. It's notice that if she needs to she'll try to pass the buck" l Jimmy whistled softly. I'm going on still-hunt for that goddess, '' he announced.
 Copyright, 1930, by The Macaulay
 Company
 Tomorrow, wearing her mask, Aileen creates a new sensation ro~ I<Iaco Nan Work
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Winter weather has forced the closing down of all gold mining dredges except one in the Fair
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Gus Berg, Cordova fisherman, was drowned recently when his boat capsized 200 yards from shore off Montague Island.
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Fnos sweasey, 79 years old, pioneer of Alaska, recently died at Fairbanks.
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GATHERED.
 IN EV FRY PART. OF MOI HL AND.
Interesting Facts Alb out Various Places and Per-
 sons Are Assembled

Cordova's quota toward the $10,- 0O0,000 national Red Cross fund for relief of drought sufferers in the States is $400.
 John Hansen of Unikwak, about 60 miles from Valdez, broke his right arm while attempting to crank the engine of his gasboat. He was unable to manage the craft and it drifted for two days before he was rescued by a mail boat and taken to Cordova. Doc tors hope to save the injured arm instead of amputating it. He was engaged in logging at Unikwak.
 A live young bird, scarcely feath- cred, found by Mrs. Shortley near her home in Seldovia, was identi- fled by reference to a bird book as a Derby Flycatcher, and the only section given by the book as the habitat of this species is near Brownsville, Texas, in the lower Rio Grande Valley. No one in Sel- dovia had ever seen a bird of the kind before. How it came there is mystery. It died four hours after it had been found.
 Elks at Seldovia have organized with Fred O'Neill, Chairman. and Harry Lewis, Secretary. They will give Purplue Bubble dance Feb rury p without the customary purple balloons.
 Seldovia has a lumber mill. two canneries, salteries, oil tanks. and enlarged dock offices and ware rooms, besides the usual store en- | tsrpriSeS.
 Carl F. Whitman, President of Nabesna Mining Company, who has been sued in Seattle by J. J. ,, Goddard for half interest in the ] mining property on an alleged
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banks district. The dredge on up- per Cleary Creek was still turning over January B.
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w. w. Estes recently resigned as night watchman at Fairbanks to go to the States for medical treatment. The Council decided to abolish the position.
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DOUGLAS NEVIS
EAGLES INVITE FRIENDS
 TO ATTEND ANNUAL DANCE

Invitations are being extended through the mails and by news papers to everyone on the Channel to attend the Fifth Annual dance which is to be given by Douglas Aerie IF, Fraternal order of Eagles, Saturday evening, January "A, at the Elks' Hall in Juneau.
 Preparations for the affair are expected to fulfill the expectations of all for a keen time, one of the very lest of the year.
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lit Mrntnriattt.

ANDREWS WILLIAM. In. sad but loving
remembrance Of our devoted husband ana
Is fssao' TINS lie one year ago December '''
Some think we are. not lonely
When at times they see us smile;
Little do they know the heaTtaehe
HIS Thi bEvoEp 81 s9sT W1sE as es cATaEsnr Tss AN
DREWs, AND LOVING DAUGHTER
BUDD, THADDUEs A. In sad but loving
father. THADDUEs A. BUDD, Who de-
parted this lns. lie five years ago today De-
Some think we are not lonely
Little do they know the hesrtachs
HIS rhat pExoE6 e sr6F " VIE r Ti5 2sb LOVING
DAUGHTERS.
GILBERT. JANE. In fond remembrance OF
departed this lie eighteen years ago 10
day: December %; 1913. ,..~
'IH WARD Ri1D HENDERsoN ''
HART. FRANCIS A. In sad but loving re-
q my dear IS. TT FRAsos 4 e.; 4
ROY. LOUISE WATSON. In sad but loving
Sho .s.r %sS.Ttssa ths !, IS, IS six Years ago TO-
Mother, as we loved you, 50 we missed
In memory you are always near
Loved, remembered, longed for always,
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, LOUIS,
CHRISTIAN, LILLIAN, GEORGIA AFD
LOUIS, JR.
| THOMAS, CATHERINE L. In memory Of
our beloved wife and mother. CATHERINE
E. THOMAS (nee Boyle, who depsrted
this life thirteen years ago today De-
cembcr 2s. 1918.
God knows how much we miss you'
Never shall your memory fade;
Loving thoughts shall always Vsnoer
To the spot where you are Iald,
HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
TRIBBY. CHARLES. E. In sad but ioyins
CHARLES E. TRTBBY, who departed this
life one year ago today, Decsmosr y; Is'o'
WALKER BETTY JAYNE. In loving rs,
membrance Of BETTY JAYNE WALkEE
TJttle Betts), who left US four years aso
today, December 28 1927 a
AUNT BEULAH AND UNCLE DUD.
WILLIAMS. EMMA A. In sad and loving
remembrance of my sister. EMMA a.
WILLIAMS. who departed this NE tnfee
years ago today December 2s. 1873
I have lost life companion.
life linked with my own,
And day by day I miss her more
AS I walk through life alons; o.
SISTER. BURNSCEAN SMITH
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Dratha.

g. issis at Johnson CITY, Tenn; HARRY
MddFT and ossHzfS ion ri sss
William H, Stewart and Mrs Estslls ".
neTs ome Renq sss yin BE at NV seies Of
funeral later.
TIsINGER. SARAH CATHERINE. On Mon
% 5. T1snEsT. A ST. NOTICE. 2fce'ea q funeral later
TYLER. LOUIS A. On Friday, December
b2oh.r Of M se Rd9out ond Essnof h &
New New 4ork e city, afRn'Sn and f brothef ran 81
6csm6er g. At rOSass s m rom Tfsls
funeral home. 3ss r. ?. ave. NV. Relatives
and friends invited. 2s
bers Of Charles Datcher Lodge, No IS,
d.ah o srohet h GoTs hFfRy n0nsa YER e. sns tn
Tuesday. December 2s., isai. at 80 pm,
nssqnie Tsmpf nfHIs at ESQ T ana eS'f3fb emb.fs "
ALLAN A. G, GRfFFiTH, secTetary.
yqNsCHoN 3SssIBs, HANS >ss, A. E. c. On Friday.
ssadsE sadsEs! NeS Newark, Mis'g g. 2ANs '' ~
XXoNsCHoN, husband OF Ida Jennings
WATKINS. JULIA A. On Sunday, Decem-
6s.E Der a. 1921 At the TeSiasnes Of her
lSs u. Us
JULIA 4, WATKINS, aged, 81, beloved
wife of the late Noah Watkins. Funeral
Tuesday. December %. at pm. from
Salem NJ. E. Church, Cedar Grove, Nd.
Interment nearby.
WHITE, ROBERT n. On Friday, December
Is, 1881, at Freedmens Hospital, ROBERT
R. WHITE, devoted husband OF Clara b.
White. son OF William White and brother
Of Mrs. Frances Gaines and Mrs MIS-: Rosa
Angus White. He also leaves other rels-
ttyes and friends, Remains resting at the
U ST. NV. Funeral Monday, December
%. at pm. from Salem Baptist Church.
Interment Madison County, Va, on De-
cember 20. 2S
Vikings; ANNA z On sunday psssp, pssS,
E. Vikings (nee scott), wife OF Henry
P: vikings. Funeral from the chapel
or on Tyd Wednssdsy' ID Ni'pets pecem5eg TS sS
Interment at Rock Greek Cemetery.
YOUNG. ELLA NJ. On Saturday, Deem
liam H. Young and sister of Carrie Hol-
She also leaves other relatives and friends,
Pemains resting at the funeral parlors OF
Alexander 8. Pope, 3l5 18th, st. Sc. ru-
from st. -Cyprlsns church, 18Th and 9
SITS Sc. Interment at Mount Olivst Gem
etery.
YOUNG. LOUISE r.. Departed this life
SUNDAY PecsmbeT aaoo a. 1881 at Pm st
triumph Of Christian faith, LOUISE ?.
YOUNG; She is survived by her hus-
sadd w Hfnry young SE9.hers aeGrss
liam Scott. Funeral Wednesday. peeem-
Der 30, at 10 am, from Plymouth Consre-
gational Church, 18th and sts. NV, .Rsv.
GordonsviIle, Va. Remains resting st
Wesley Washington's funeral parlors, .2oSs
Ga. ave. 29'
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BANKER SUMMONS
PHYSICIAN AND DIES
John Perrin, Former San
Francisco Reserve Head,
Succumbs in Hotel Here.

John Perrin, "A. former chairman OF
the Federal Reserve Bank OF San
Francisco, died suddenly here yesterday
in his room at the Washington Hotel.
At 73o yesterday morning Mr. Perrin
signalled the hotel switchboard operator
and asked that a doctor be summoned
DR.. Harry HURT of the 100 block Of f
street wes called. On arrival he found
Mr.. Perrin dead.
Born IN lafayette Ind, Mr.. Perrin
was graduated from Yale University in
1879. While in college he was men,
Der of Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
He first gained prominence in Indian
apolis, Ind, where he resided for some
time.
From 1914 until 1925 Mr. Perrin held
the important position of head of the
Federal Reserve Bank in San Francisco.
He later retired and established resi-
dence in New York, maintaining a
Winter home in South Pasadena, CALI
For the past year Mr.. Perrin had
been in Europe. He returned here re-
Gently, and ceme to Washington Wed
neriay
A cousin, Comdr. H. B. Ransdell OF
1898 Lanier place, took charge OF the
body yesterday, pending arrival from
indianapolis of H2rry ties, brothel-
in-law. Funeral arrangements have
not been completed, but relatives sale
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WILLIAM S. MINNX
FATALLY STRICKEN
Real Estate Man, 76, Dies at Home
From Heart Attack-Funeral
Will Be Held Tomorrow.

William Stone Minnix, 76-year- old
washington real estate man. died at
his home, 1923 Newark street, Saturday
night from a heart attack. He sppar-
emily had been in good health prior to
being stricken.
Mr.. Minnix, native of Washington
had been associated in the real estate
business with his son, Allen c. Minnix
His firm was active in development OF
Rock Creek Park sections and other
suburban properties.
He was charter member of the Co.
lumbia Country Club, one of the few
surviving members of the old Capital
Bicycle Club and a member of the
Washington Centennial Lodge No. IA
of Masons.
Surviving him are his widow, Mrs
Mary Clark Minnix; daughter, Miss
Mary Gordon Minnix, and his son.
Funeral services will be conducted by
Rev. George F. Dudley, rector of St
Stephens Episcopal Church, from the
Newark street residence tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be
In Rock Greek Cemetery.
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MRS. M. C. REEDER DEAD

Mrs. Mary Clagett Reeder, SO, widow
OF the late John H. Reeder of Charles
County, Md, died yesterday afternoon
at the home, of her daughter, Mrs. A.
T. Bronaugh, 1920 Longfellow street.
Mrs. Reeder had been Ill for more than
two months. She was a native and a
lifelong resident of Newburg, Md.
Besides Mrs. Bronaugh, one son,
John II. Reeder of Newburg; a sister,
Miss n. G. Higges. and brother,
George T, Higges. survive
FIInel al services will be held in New
burg Wednesday al 2 O'Clock at Mrs.
Reeder's late residence. Interment will
be at Christ Church Cemetery, Way
siqe. Nd.
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THE WEATHER

District Of olumbia-Cloudy tonight
and tomorrow; not much change in
temperature; gentle to moderate south
west and west winds.
Maryland-Cloudy, possibly occasional
light rains tonight; tomorrow cloudy;
not much change in temperature; mod
crate southwest shifting to west winds.
Virginia-Cloudy tonight; tomorrow
partly cloudy; not much change in
temperature; moderate west winds.
West Virginia-Cloudy tonight and
tomorrow; not much change in tenn
perature.
Report for Last 4S Hours.
Saturday
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VETERAN OFFICER DIES

DALLAS, Tex, December % (P.-
Capt. william H. Forsyth, IS, head OF
the United States Secret Service in the
Southwest for many years and veteran
of many important and dangerous in
vestigations, died at his home here
yesterday.
He was placed on the retired list f1ve
years ago and had been a member OF
the Secret Service since 1888.
Capt Forsyth was first appointed as
an assistant in the New York district.
H was head of the Atlanta district
before con- ing to Dallas in 1897
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Deaths Reported.

Soseph Hatfield. 85, 643 G st. Sc.
Samuel L. Harmon, 73, Walter Reed Hos
pitaL
Carlo Gamma, TO- Gallinger Hospital.
william M. White. 6S. GEORGETOWN Uni
versity Hospital
Margaret J. Aldrich 81, Episcopal Eye
Ear and Throat Hospital
Dorothy Gayer. 50, Providence Hospital
David Bennett SO, Walter Reed Hospital
Charles H. Reed, 46, en- route sibley Hos
pital
Judith A. Schneider. months. +7oC
Conn. ave.
Julia Baker, 81. 37oe Prospect ave.
James A. Robinson, Al. Walter Reed Hos
pitai.
Mary Donohue, 40, Gallinger Hospital,
Sadie. Anderson, So, Gallinger Hospital.
Joseph Dyer, 20, Providence Hospital.
Gladys Marshall 2, Children's Hospital.
sherley Hawkins, rs days, Children's Hos.
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Commissioned Lieutenant Colonel

De Witt M. Evans of the Internal
Revenue Bureau has been commissioned
by the War Department as lieutenant
colonel Of Infantry, and Robert c.
Yates, $40 Mount Vernon avenue, Alex
andria. Va, has been made first
lieutenant OF Engineers, both in the
Army Reserve Corps.
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LOS1.

AOSks
BIILFOLD-Permits, keys, money. Reward
3lo1 Dale St, Mt. Rainier, Md, Hyatts. SAW.
BRACELET, valuable, between Club purdham
ward. Robinson, n r st. NV. Decatur 1855.
BRACELET, platinum. one diamond and two
sapphires; sentimental value. Reward.
Phone Potomac 5000, Apt. 4l2. 2ss
pOd-BIack, female; ears and tail trimmed.
Reward for return or Information. 3717 7th
st. ne. Phone North 7253.
DOG, male; cocker SPANIEL, rsddiah Drown;
wearing tag l77ee; in Woodridge, December
IS Reward. Lin. e7t3-J.
FOx TERRIER PUPPY, male, white With
black head Handsome reward. 142T Whit
Tier st. NV. Georgia 4452.
GERMAN POLICE DoG-Tan, male; an
swers to the name OF Lucky" Reward.
SAT A st. ne. Atlantic 1881.
GOLD WATCH, CHAIN AND PENKNIFE-
Reward Call Adams ll13 So
HAT-Lady's black velvet turban between
18th and and l4th and G SITS. NV Sat
urday night Reward. Phone Hyatts. l6T6-W.
POCKETBOOK. lady's. brown leather. with
glasses, key and letter. Reward. Return to
Chastleton Hotel. Apt. 800. 2a'-
PURSE-small, dark blue suede; name Nc
Questen. Lincoln 30is-W.
STRING OF PEARIs-Platinum clasp, with
small diamond; Saturday. Please phone
wis. $3.50 after pm.
40 BILL on Saturday. Dec. 76 In lobby
"a Is Oh 0S1ssdE - "a 81
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DrathH.

BONNET. ALICE GERTRUDE. On. Sunday,
December ~. 1891. at her residence. a.
Adams st. NV, Mrs. ALICE GERTRUDE
BONNET. Funeral services on Wednesday,
December 30, at 2 pm, at Lincoln Road
M. e, Church, Lincoln I'd; and You ST.
ne. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
BOWMAN. VICTORIA. On Thursday. De-
cember "a, 1881, at the residence. Of her
niece, Mrs. Katherine P. Carr, 1918 lst st.
NV. VICTORIA BOWMAN, beloved wife
OF the late James Bowman, sister of Laura
Counsel and the late Estene @. Payne.
aunt Of Katherine P. Carr and Lucille 9;
Payne Remains resting at Boyd's funeral
home, 18th and L SITS. NV. Funeral Tues
day. December 20, at 10 am, from st. Au-
eustine's Church, 18th st. estween, L
and M. 2o
BOWMAN, VICTORIA. Members of Eastern
Star Immediate Aid, No. 6, are notified OF
the death OF Mrs. VICTORIA BOWMAN.
Funeral Tuesday, December 20. 1881, at 10
am. from ST. Augustines Church.
CARRIE BROWN, Pres:
REBEcCA NORTON, Sec.
BROuKING, ELIZA. Suddenly. on Decem-
Der as, 1881, at 2 an: at Galllnger Hos
vived by a daughter. Mamie Wright OF
Newport, r. l.. and several grandchildren.
Remains may be viewed at Richardson IL
Robinson's funeral church, 17U0 Vermont
ave. NV, after pm: Tuesday. Decem-
Der 20 Funeral Wednesday. December
80 at pm. from Vermont Avenue Bap,
tst Church, Vermont ave. between @ and
r SITS NV. Rev. c. T. Murray ofnciating.
Interment Harmony Cemetery. 2s
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today services probably will be held at
Indianapolis.
Mr.. Perrin was thirty-second degree
Mason.
Surviving are his wife and one son,
who are at present at the family west
Coast home.
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FOREIGN.
London Artist Dies at 90.

LONDON, December 28 (P-The
death Of Maurice Grieffen-Hagen, art
ist, at the age Of SO years, was an
nounced yesterday.
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AIDED RESERVE SYSTEM.

Perrin on Group That Prcsehteu FIaH
to Congress.
PASADENA, Calf, December %
(P)-John Perrin, who died yesterday
in Washington, was one Of committee
of bankers who presented the plan for
the Federal Reserve Bank System to
Congress and was active in its organi-
zation.
He became chairman of the Federal
Reserve Bank Of San Francisco and
held the post until his retirement in
1926.
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Sunday.
Temperature. Barometer
Monday.

Highest temperature, 43, at 4 pm.
Saturday, December 26
Lowest temperature, Is, at 8 am.
Sunday, December 27.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, So; lowest, 81.
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Births Reported.

Fleming H. and Gertrude Morris, boy
David N and Eva johnson. boy.
Charles B. and Edith Baylor girl
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Treatment for defective vision and
squint has been given 100000 children
in England in the last year.
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TLT7 ApE'TH JOHNSON, Pres
EMMA 7, JONES Fin Sec

DYSON. ANNA s. On. FRIDAY: December 25.
1881, at as am. ANNA s. DYSON. the
devoted ritt wife ot Daniel Dyspn: , mother
drews. Ruth Gibson: Elaine DYSON, Ben
tanin. James and Albert Gibson. She, also
Remains resting at the w. Errest Jarvis
funeral church, 1882 U st. NV. until Sun
day. December n. 10 am. thereafter at
her late residence 315 Virginia ave. sc.
Funeral Tuesday. December 20, at pm,
from Ebenezer NJ e. Church. Intern ent
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40 BILL on Saturday. Dec. 76 In lobby
va s.afAKiasG;ss e Gss sssss ;ss.4
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at the dinner dance on the Shoreham
Terrace for her daughter. Miss Evelyn
Walker. The guests included Miss Polly
Focte, Miss Rion Fortescue. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Macarthur. Miss Isabel Perry,
Miss Charlotte Mayo, Miss Patrician
Ridsdale, Miss Elizabeth Mentally, Mr..
Ingham Mack, Mr.. Charles Clark. Mr..
Ben Guy, Mr.. Clark Brsnt, Mr.. Homer
Byingtcn. Mr.. Jimmy Peters, Mr..
Joseph Pratt and Mr.. Sidney Prince.
Engagements Announced
OF Interest in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Russell an
nounce the engagement of their dat Al
ter, Fanny. to Ensign Richard Stottko
Andrews, u. S. NJ, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ellery Andrews of Santa Fe, N.
Mex, the wedding to take place in the
late Summer.
Miss Russell attended Miss Madeira S
School and the Shipley School at Bryn
Mawr and studied abroad in 1929. She
has not made her debut, but has been
classed with the debutantes of 1922.
Ensign Andrews completed his four
years course at Annapolis, and will be
stationed on the U. S. S. Colorado at
San Pedro, Calf. He is now with the
Navy rifle team at Annapolis.
DR.. and Mrs. John Rich McDill of
Wukcsha, Wis, and Washington. an
ncunce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Jane to Mr.. Giles Greville Healey of
New York. Miss McDill is a graduate
of Holton Arms School and Vassar Col
lege. Mr. Healey is a graduate OF Yale.
A wedding of interest in Washington,
which will take place in Bar Harbor,
August s, will be that of Miss Elizabeth
Kent, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. At
water Kent of Philadelphia, and Mr..
William L. Van Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent and their family
arrived today at Newport. on their
yacht Whileaway. which they recently
purchased from the Harry Payne Whit
ney estate They will leave the end of
the week for their Summer home at Bar
Harbor.
Miss Frances Andrews. who has been
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Correspondent Of German
Paper Guest Mt Arts Club.
Mr.. Paul Scheffer. Washington corre-
spondent Of the Berliner Tageblatt. will
be the honor guest and speaker at the
Arts Club dinner tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Scheffer's subject will be "Some of
the Phases of the Moratorium on In
tergovernmental War Debt"
The hostesses for the dinner, which
will be served in the garden. will be
Mrs. william Wolff Smith and Miss
Emily Reed Jones. Guests of Mai. and
Mrs. Wolff Smith will be Mrs. Scheffer,
Mrs. Frank F. Bunker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Alvin Smith. Maj. Joseph H. San
and Miss Mary Happier.
The washington colony at Newport
was we'll represented at the opening of
the Casino Theater last evening and a
number of dinner parties preceded the
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Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Maury were
hosts at dinner last evening on the
Shoreham terrace. Their guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Slaugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Burton and Mr.
and Mrs. Percy B. Mccoy.