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Baltimore Markets
Closed for Day.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, November 11.-Banks
and other financial institutions are
closed today in observance of Armistice
day, legal holiday in Maryland The
Baltimore Stock Exchange and the
Grain Exchange and all municipal and
State offices are closed.
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Grain Supply Increases,

NEW YORK. November IL (P-The
visible supply of American grain shows
the following changes in bushels: wheat
increased 1887, 900, corn increased 685,-
00O, oats increased 207, GOO. rye increased
$4,000, barley decreased 1000.
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New Offerings Off Sharply.

CHICAGO, Ill, November IL (Spe-
ciaD.-New security offerings reached a
l3-year low in october, according to the
monthly review of Lawrence Stern g.
Co, investment bankers of Chicago and
New York.
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The Walnut Street Theater, Phila-
delphia. known as the dean Of Ameri-
can play houses, was first opened as an
indoor circus In 1908.
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NOTWITHSTANDING
Ia a Elec Po&Lt Dec Sc Ia ," = i
Sales of Stocks New York Exchange
1890 A.M........ 100000 1900 Noon ...... 100000
given
xEx-dividend. 100 tParly tPlus
fPlus Paid last
PAYABLE stock Payable in cash stock Plus 8 in stock
~ stock Paid this yearno regular Plus So in
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1417 x S

1417 K St. Nat. $500.
COLORED-HOUSES.
1892 1892 y St nw-s r. b. lat; ht' cleo $50 SO SO
sos VI st. n.w.-3 r. 2 b., gas lat hit so. 90
2o2s cIasett plL16 r, B., INV; h. cleo. 5000 %
s7Sa F n;e T.; b. h-wh' ana sas Arc 1000
?74 Harvard n.w--s' r. b.. h-a.h. gas $3.50
ali Elm st. nw.-sr., b. lat. h and gas $3.50
sI2s 18th st. r; Stove f heat, gas. $500
FL iloW St. nw~e r. elec:; stove beat 1920
lis Nm 81 ave- n" i r stove neS Sea sas sS $50
sig Morton ST. n.w.-s r., b., cleo, lat
HOS st. ri.w.-s r, stove heat & gas. $50
1899 Marion n.w:-e r, stove hit: gas. $3.50
so7 9Th St. SEE r., B., gas, lat heat 5000
sSs s ceV ave- S s rss lat IT. R
1909 9th st. n.w.-6 r. b.. latrobe heat
so7 ssrd St. VS. r. stove ht., gas $50
!s fentOn St ne@s r., stove vein heat $50
is$i Goyinston St n~.4 r, stove 1t SS.sS
s toeT.x 81. I'd to stoy Stove Heaf IT.
10 70 woo s5 T stove stove neat heat 1893
B. F. SAUL CO.,
NdIIOndI <lUO $40 l9lD 81 NV.
COLORED HOMES!
2os4 Flasler pl. n.w..-s rooms, ami. 5000
al Mass. ave. n.W.-7 rooms. 81 Sc
l009l2 Lamont st. n.w.-6 rooms. 80. SO
i22 Hickman st. s.e.-6 rooms, ami. $3.50
MAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1926 14th ST. NV North 0962
FOR COLORED-S1O.
1875 18th ST. NV
Apartment located in rear OF dwelling con
sisting of rooms and bath.
CAFRITZ,
1903 K Dist 90s0
FOR COLORED.
464I HAYES ST NE
rooms, bath, h.-w.h., gas, C10
electricity ;...................... ~
4e47 HAYES ST. NE.
9 rooms, bath, h.-w.h., gas, c10
electricity NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
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8 rooms, bath gas S6S
electricity Observation-Disclosures. ~
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Next morning La secretly sent Dooth with food
for Tarzan. After hearing the details of the plot
against her. the high priestess made her decision
and her plans. In line with booths warning, there
soon came to the apartments of the queen young
prestess who the sister of Oah. Even before
she had spoken, La knew she was an emissary of
Cadj. And that the treachery of which Dooth had
warned her was already under way. The girl
abashed in the presence of the high priestess, and
it was some time before she could speak her In
strllctiOnS
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Then, as she had been instructed to say by Cadj
and Oah, the girl swore she had overheard these
two declare they would be glad If the ape-man
escaped Il thought" she concluded. that La, the
queen, would be glad to know this since it is plain
to all of us that La does not wish to sacrifice the
ape-man upon the altar" MY duty is clear"
piled La in naughty voice. Il need not Cadj or
any priestess to describe it to No other hand
than mine shall offer this mans blood to the fam
ing god. Upon the third day he shall die. La
has snnkenI Col"
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Dooth spoke, as he bid you are in great
danger, high one. Many of us know of your
love for this strange ape-man, and there are those
who plot against you Even at this moment Cadj
and Oah and others plan your undoing. Spies are
set to watch you knowing you would hberate the
aps-man. In but way may you save yourself
La of Opar!" And what is that way?" she asked
you must, with your own hands, upon the altar of
temple sacrifice the ape-man to the flaming
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RENT-HOUSEs UNFURNIsHED.
COIORFD-

zoos Lamont st. n.w.-6 rooms and bath;
excellent repair; $30.50.
GAL ard st. ne, near Union Station-Flat,
8 rooms and bath, papered and painted
throughout; $40
1404 st. n.w.-Nice home for high-class
colored tenant; rooms and bath; SIS.
1929 st. n.w.-Flat, rooms and bath;
$40 90.
$40 LIST st. n.w.-e rooms and bath; $50.
BOSS & PHEI PS.
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SALE-HOUSES.

OPEN SUNDAY 72s 10th ST. sE.7-Ro or
H.s. zig? .s easf e %E Rf 81 isS :.
NV. Nat 1856 EVENINGS. Wis. 1898.
ss,750-CHEVY CHAsE-MosT CHARMING
ed rafs as Fl Tie
sSs$: s.s e ssS a, %
CHEVY CHAsE---DETACHED BRICK, EIGHT
near Catholic and public schools. Clev. 5573
so5 9Th ST; s.w;.,MIolPEFN TWo-sToRYY
bath with shower. cleo lights and NV h
purchased I al a a Reasonable ms pr H Terms
70, Els sEoy gF' NV T DAVIS COMPANY AT. o,,,.
S6,500-NoRTHEAST
Near school, strictly m mode So-tt. Co
hSm bS Ss DSTcSes tiled SeF bath deem d
'' ,.a' r On ScH5E s,ss E2s Col ,..,
LIST OF OUR PROPERTIES FOR SALE
McoS Sf $3.50 18th St INV NV. Adams ss$s.
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE CORNER, CHEVY
Chase, Md -Seven-room house, hot-water
he Apply very E. i0s sARcoMB, NV corner 1rv
Ing st to-, and Magnolia Parkway after pm
WE HAVE SPECIAL PRICES AND TERMS
1917 Irving st.-9-room row brick.
l435 Harvard st-ll-room brick.
1922 Quebec st.-8-room frame and stone.
70oc Conn ave- rooms. 3 baths, corner.
826 Richmond ave, Blair, Md.-5-r. stucco
Memorial drive resdence-HaH acre; anil
FoXhall Village-6-room brick.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.
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A WONDERFUL BARGAIN.
CHEVY cHAsE-s1O,95o.
Conveniently located near the new Chevy
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detached, all-brick home occupies a very
pretty corner lot. Home contains rooms
and modern bath and is only about 3 year
old. Has Just been repapered. All wood
work will be reprinted and new gas range
new shades. new screens and new inlait
linoleum will be installed Absolutely mod
ern, including paved streets and sidewalk
hot-water heat, oak floors, open fireplace
garage. Priced much below original cost
No trades. but convenient terms can be
ranged. For inspection phone Wis. 1892.
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The effect of these words upon the girl were just
what La had anticipated. Disappointment and
chagrin written on the face of Cadjs
senger. When she had left the presence Of the
high priestess, La could scarcely restrain smile.
She had no intention of sacrificing Tarzan but this,
of course. the sister of Oah did not know. So she
returned to Cadj and repeated all that La had said
The high priest in his turn filled with angry
disappointment. And Oah who was present ragged
up and down, furious at the failure Of this plot to
tran La
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-24
SALE-HOUSES.
CAPTTOI. Hill,

Situated Just of East Capitol St. one
square from Folser Library, An exceptional
H.-W.H., ELEC. Price, $3.50.
L. T. GRANATTE,
927 18th 81 Realtor. Nat. o753.
Evening Phone, Georgia 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-24

IN OLD GEORGETOWN.
Corner house in one of the best
sections of GEORGETOWN; needs a few
repairs. Priced low for quick sale.
J. LEO KOLB,
1897 Wisconsin Ave. West 00O2.
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BEAUTIFUL HOME

Just OF 18th st. and close to Rock Creek
Park. Detached brick OF the center-hall,
English type, with 8 large rooms, 2smaster
baths and servants bath. Entire 3fd floor
in / finished room for dancing or play room
Modern in all details, oil burner. built-in
garages; Fine condition. Cost s32,500, but
circumstances are such that we want ar
offer of $4,000. Do not miss this oppor-
tunity If looking for a home above the
average and in an unsurpassed location
Saturday evening or Sunday phone Georgia
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER,
l407 New York Ave National 1855
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John F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
10 QUINCY ST. NV.
detached. 6 rooms and bath, ami;
good order. Rent. S4s so.
LEE D. LATIMER CO. Nat 4l46.
FOxHALL VILLAGE
100 Surrey Lane-New home, rooms,
tile baths, fireplace, Frigidaire. built-in ga
rage
4Sl3 QUE ST
FoXhan Villages rooms and bath, new;
Frieidaire, Earage; $50,
3407 QUEBEC ST NV
Semi-det. brick: rooms, tile bath a bed
rocms), large poTches, built-tn garage; 800.
1880 VERMONT AVE
Downtown rooming house. Is rooms and
baths; excellent repair; $50.
65iS 9Th ST NV
Near Walter Reed Hospital; detached semi
BUNGALOW, rooms, baths, AMI, porches,
2-car garagee S75.60.
BOSS & PHELPS,
f4iT K st. Me- "'no
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SALE-HOUSES.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
West of Connecticut Ave, Near Circle.
S15.5OO.

Attractive detached seven-room and bath
frame house, with garage to match, three
porches.. full attic with stairs; hot-water
metal weather strips, screens and many i'm
proponents to make , home comfortable
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO live on one
81 the most attraGtive st streets . in Chevy
houses and in an exclusive neighborhood
To inspect call Cleveland 0117.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ana dbl gar ~" - D'' IN $3.50 90
1852 Irving st. n.w.-S r, b., extra
Law, ami; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 90
4413 18th st n.w-7 r, b., ami. gar. 100 90
1l6 G st. n.w.-10 r, b., h.-w.h., elec. 10000
cleo .. o -. =, y, 80. $3.50
1920 Quebec n.w.-6 r. b.. ami. gar 5000
r.. B., ami; Frigidaire and gar 500
! 1852 Kenyon va r D. MI. gar 1920 ooooo
80 Madison st n.e.-8 rms, 2 b., ami.
garage, Frigidaire ............... 1000
5000 Chevy Chase Parkway-S T., 2
b, am l.. garage .................. 5000
26Os TunlaW I'd nw.-9 r. b., ami $500
1914 5th nw.--7 r., b., ami, garage $500
1925 Q st n,w.-9 r.: b.. h.-a.h. cleo. 81 so
1909 owen pl ne.-5 r, b., ami. 5000
1920 n H. ave. nv r. b., ami. 5000
1856 Newton VS. e., b., MI gar. so 90
6l9 Quebec pl. n.w.--6 r. b., ami. $3.50
i3l R l. ave. n.e.-6 r, b., ami. $500
6204 5th st nw-6 r., b., ami. 5000
1885 Owen pl ne.-6 r.. b., ami. 5000
s27 5th st n.w.--8 r, lat. h. and cleo. 5000
$50 x St NV u T, b.. ami ~ 50
10 Eye st. n.w.-9 r, b., lat. h., elec. As so
SO You st. We r. b, h.-a.h. cleo. $500
80 Seaton pl. n.v.-6 r. b., h-a.h., ell $500
623 Morton ne.-6 r, b.. ami; gar. IS 90
1864 Mt View ,pi. Anacostia. D. c.
e34 Park I'd n.w.-6 r, b. INV h gas. $3.50
5000 Ga. ave IS r., b., fur. heat, gas. 40 so
2l5 H st. me- r. b.. ami; dbl. gar. 1850
/ Military I'd, Fort Myer. vas r.
pipeless furnace, bath, cleo. ......... 80 90
94 NJ ST. s.c.-6 r, b., stove h. gas. 100
ID Z CATyT CO
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home Of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Del
Mar left for a short stay in Havana.
Miami and Palm Bach. They VIII be
at home after April Is at 243B Belmont
road.
Mrs. del Mar has taken prominent
part In the social life Of the Capital
both before her marriage to DR.. Lessi-
noff as Mrs. Elizabeth wheeler, ana
since the diplomats death. She was
presented to the Court of st. James In
1928 and 1929 and to all the royal
family, including her majesty the Queen
of Spain, the former King and Queen
Of Portugal, the Swedish crown prince
and princess at the ball at the Swedish
legation. She was also presented to
his majesty King Boris Sd of Bulgaria
in 1885, her royal highneSs Princess
Eudoxia, their maJesties the King and
Queen of the Belgians, her royal high
ness Princess Marie, the Queen Iof Hol-
land and his royal highness the prince
consort, the Queen mother and crown
princess and represented the Bulgarian
government at the official dinner in the
palace at The Hague February 30, 1929.
Mr.. del Mar was born in New York
and is the grandson of Senior Manuel
del Mar of Spain. His mother was
Elizabeth Haddaway of Talbot County,
Md He is a descendant of Roland
Haddaway, born in England in 1887, and
who was granted q large tract OF land
on the Eastern Shore, Chesapeake Bay,
which is still in possession Of the Hadd-
away family.
The charge d'ahfairs Of Egypt and
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SOCIETY
Secretary Stimson Attends Luncheon To-
day In Pan-American Union
for Retiring Ambassador.

set yellow, lavender and green will
form the attractive Springlike color
scheme for the wedding and will be
carried out in the house decorations and
the gowns of the attendants. Profu-
sions Of palms will form huge, tall,
graceful screens for the bevieS Of white
Easter lilies, yellow Gala lilies and
lavender Spring flowers.
The bride, who will be given in mar
riage by her father, will wear q gown
Of ivory satin made with cowl neck
line and long tight-fitting sleeves. Her
long train will fall from a wide girdle
about the hips and the edges Of the
train will be outlined with lace. She
will wear the wedding veil and cap Of
the bridegroom'S mother, Mrs. Spald-
ing. The cap, which is of rare old lace,
will be tight fitting and of the fore
head and made with tiny flaps at the
back of the head. A string of pearls,
also an heirloom in Mr.. Spalding's
family, will be her only ornament and
she will carry white orchids, lilies Of
the valley and gardenias.
Miss Valerie Prochnik, sister Of the
bride, and Miss Elise Spalding, sister
OF the bridegroom, who will act as
bridesmaids, will wear long yellow lace
gowns with tiny puff sleeves edged with
tulle. Their girdles will be Of green,
yellow and lavender twisted so that
each color may be seen. They will
wear yellow hats of rough straw and
Will carry arm bouquets Of yellow roses
and lavender sweet peas.
Little Miss Patricia Prochnik, an
other sister Of the bride, will act as
flower girl and will wear an empire
frock of yellow point d'espirit made
with the old-fashioned cropped Shout
der effect. Her bouquet will be OF
violets.
Mr.. John Valentine OF Chicago will
act as best man and win be the BRIDE
groons only attendant.
Nine. Prochnik, mother of the bride,
will wear a gown of white chiffon
trimmed with black lace. She willhave
a large hat Of rough straw and will
wear corsage bouquet of violets. Mrs.
Spalding, mother of the bridegroom
will wear gown of beige lace wits
accessories to match and a corsage
bouquet of yellow roses. Miss Violet
James of Boston, Nine. Prochnik's
sister, will wear a lowered chiffon
frock having a white background, with
green the predominating color. Her
hat will be Of green to correspond with
her slippers.
A string orchestra will play softly
throughout the ceremony and for the
reception which will follow. A few
additional guests have been asked for
the reception, following which Mr..
Spalding and his bride will leave for a
wedding trip to Bermuda, the latter
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and Sonora daleno win move 10 Ward.
man Park Hotel today where they have
leased an apartment.
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(Continued On Third PaRe.
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M.E a! s:!!:!E!: Ak

History repeats itself h e
yearly Easter style parade is
bit earlier this year and so the
brisk Spring air will see that
coats, suits and furs will over
shadow the smart prints and
crepe dresses that are under
meath.
The Easter ensemble then must
be suit, hat and fur-fresh Spring
silk dress, coat and hat--or a
complete knitted sports outfit.
The formal evening hour finds
the correct type most popular in
print chiffons or crepes-accord-
ing to the news from Pasternaks.
Let US advise you to lose no
time in visiting the extensive
Easter showing at Pasternaks--
their selections make leaders in
fashion parades everywhere. So
whether you plan to spend your
Easter here or elsewhere-and
whether you be conservative or
extravagant in fashions-see
Pasternaks.
The more moderately priced
department on the second floor
has all the apparel the first floor
has, with the same style, minus
the luxury.
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wearing a travelling costume Of blue
tweed with white wool blouse and a
white felt hat
The bride is one of the most popular
Of the coterie of diplomatic daugh-
ters" While she did not make for
NAL debut in Washington she took an
active part in the festivities of the
buds In her debutante year. She is a
member of the Junior League and at
tended Holton Arms School. Although
the bride has taken a prominent part
in social life in the capital, for several
months last year she held position in
local photographers studio. Mr..
Spalding is a graduate of Harvard Uni
versity and a member Of the Hasty
Pudding Club.
MIR. Spalding and his bride will be at
home upon their return from Bermuda
at their residence, 1900 Cleveland ave-
nue., the home of Mhs. F. A. D. Han
cock, which they have leased.
Out-of-town guests will include Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Van Kleeck Mr.. and
Mrs. oliver Beebe. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Little, IT,, and Miss Dai Buell., all Of
Boston; Mrs. Frank Lecompte, Mrs.
Edgar Hackney. Miss Alice de Peyster
and Miss Nancy Pearson Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Heckscher of
Philadelphia and Miss Elizabeth Lee
Valentine and Miss Nora Antrim OF
Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-26

An international wedding VIII take
place this afternoon in the Austrian
legation, on Massachusetts, avenue,
when Miss Loranda Prochnik, daughter
Of the Minister of Austria and Nine.
Prochnik, viii become the bride OF Mr..
Francis Lecompte Spalding, son OF DR..
and Mrs. Frederick Maurice Spalding Of
Boston.
The nuptials viii be the first to be
performed in the legation, which was
built recently by the Austrian govern
ment and first occupied by the present
Minister and his family.
A distinguished company VIII witness
the ceremony, with Mgr. Edward l.
Buckley of st. Matthew's Church
oficiating. Among these who will
attend the interesting wedding will be
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam. sister Of the
Vice President: Sonora de Teller, wife
Of the Ambassador Of Mexico, dean Of
the diplomatic corps; many other MEM
bers Of the diplomatic corps, . few out
of-town guests and officials OF the
United States Government, as wen as
. large contingent from the residential
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-26

THE Secretary Of State. Mr.. Henry
L. Stimson, chairman Of the
governing board Of the pam
i American Union, presided at the
luncheon given today by the
hoard in honor Of the retiring Ambas-
sador of Brazil, Senior s. Gurgel do
Amaral. The retiring Ambassador has
been a member Of the governing board
since his arrival in Washington in June,
1925, and at present Is vice chairman
of the board. The other guests az
cuba. Senior Don OresteS Ferrara; the
Ambassador Of Peru, Senior Don Manuel
de Freyre Santander; the Ambassador
Of Argentina, Senior DR.. Don Manuel f..
Malbran; the Minister Of Uruguay, DR..
7. Varela; the Minister OF Guatemala,
senior DR.. Don Adrian Recinos; the
Minister of Bolivia, Senior Don EDUARDO
Diez de Medine; the Minister OF CoSCa
Rica. Senior Don Manuel Costro QueSaoa:
the Minister of Ecuador, Senior DR.. Don
Homero Viteri Lafronte; the Minister OF
Venezuela, Senior DR.. Don Pedro Manuel
Arcava. the charge d'affaireS OF Para"
cuay, Mr.. Pablo M. Ynsfran; the charge
d'affaires of Colombia, Senior Don Jose
M. Coronado; the charge d'affaires OF
Panama, Senior Don Juan B. ChevaLeri
the charge d'affaires OF Honduras, senior
DR.. Don Carlos A. Perdomo; the cnarge
d'affaireS of the Dominican Republic,
DR.. q. M. Lamarche; the director gem
erHl Of the Pan-American Union, DR..
T.. 8. Rowe; the second secretary In
charge of the legation Of FL Salvador,
senior Don Roberto D. Melendez, ana
the assistant director Of the Pan
American Union, DR.. E. Gil Borges'
The Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs;
.~aA alive ann
Mrs Arthur M, Free of California will
be ranking guests at the dinner 10 pe
given this evening at the Mayfower py
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. league.
The Ambassador of Mexico, Senior
Don Manuel C. Teller, left the Capital
last evening to spend few Gays IN
New York.
The Ambassador of Poland and Nine.
Pslipowicz viii be hosts at dinner this
evening.
Thu Ambassador Of Great Britain
and Lady Lindsay will entertain In
formally at luncheon tomorrow IN the
embassy. The luncheon Is one OF q
series Of small parties the Ambassador
and LADY, Lindsay will give during the
SprinQ season. Lady Lindsey recently
recovered from an illness.
The newly appointed Belgian Ambas-
sador, Mr.. Paul May. Is expected to ar
rive In New York tomorrow aboard the
Berengaria. Mrs. May will join the
Ambassador in this country later IN the
Spring.
The charge d'affaireS OF Belgium,
Visccunt de LantSheere, wenS TO New
York last evening to meet the Ambas-
sador and viii accompany him to WASH
ington early in the week.
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Marriage Yesterday of
Former niplOnnatic Chatelaine.

Marriage Yesterday of
Former Diplomatic ChateIaine.
A wedding unheralded, but of no less
interest in foreign diplomatic circles as
well as in the smart residential set, took
place yesterday at noon in the Church
of the Covenent, when Nine. Lessinoh,
widow Of DR.. Paul Lessinoff, coun-
selor of the royal Bulgarian lega-
ton in London, was married to Mr..
Carlos Florio del Mar of New York and
washington. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Albert j. Nc
Cartney In the presence Of few close
friends.
Mr.. Laurence Janney OF New York
was best man for Mr.. Del Mar, and Mrs
Del Mar had with her her daughter,
Mrs. william North Sturtedant.
After the informal breakfast in the
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Rep. and Mrs. Taylor VIII
Celebrate Unique Anniversary.

Representative and Mrs. Edward T,
Taylor Of Colorado viii have with them
as guests at dinner tonight at George
Washington Inn, Representative and
Mrs. Richard Yates Of Illinois. Not a
dinner party, but q celebration, Mrs.
Taylor Calls the event, for 1t marks the
forty-seventh anniversary of the
graduation Of Representative Taylor
band Representative Yates from the Uni
versity Of Michigan at Ann Arbor, where
they we're not only Schoolmates, but
room mates.
Adding particular interest TO this Is
the fact of their serving in Congress to-
gether. Mr.. Taylor having finished his
eleventh and bsing elected to his
twelfth term. Mr.. Yates has Just COM
pleted his sixth term and was reelected
for his seventh term.
The military attache of the Chilean
embassy, Lieut.. Col. zorobabel, GalenC
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Nine. Aiy Ismaii Bey will entertain 81
a reception this afternoon from to z
o'clock, in the legation at 1901 Massa-
chusetts avenue, in celebration of the
birthday anniversary OF His Majesty
King Fuad First.
The hosts win be assisted by members
Of the legation stan.