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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-31

More trumpet-hke calls came from the inside
of the building. Soon Tarzan saw procession
emerging First came four Bolgani abreast car
rying bludgeons. Next, more trumpeters, and
twenty feet behind them. paced a huge, black
named non held in leash by two sturdy black
on either side. They held him by means Of gold
en- chains that ran to brilliant diamond collar
about the beasts neck. Behind the lion
nazehed twenty more golgani. tour abreast
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-31

All bowed low as Nuna, the lion, passed. Some
even groveled before him in abject awe. The
beast, evidently an old one, stood with lordly
nien, surveying the human forms before him.
His evil eyes glittered he barred his teeth in
a savage grinlace and from his deep lungs
rumbled forth an ominous growl At the sound
the Gomangani trembled in terror. The ape
man knit his brows throughtfully. Never before
had he witnessed sosremarkable sight as this
abaSement Of men before beast
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-31
By Ahern

Presently the procession passed and the blacks
returned to work. Throwing the dead Bolgani
to his shoulder, the ape-man crept through the
trees to the east gate, where now was entering
a long cavalcade of powerful Gomangani, driv-
ing before them a detachment Of black war
riors carrying chests Of virgin gold. These they
bore into the UNCOVERED tower. AS they dis
appeared through the portal Tarzan hurled the
gorilla as close to it as possible. "Now," he
thought. let them guess If they can who slew
their fellow
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-31
REGN HrRF rnnAY

Gypsy MCBRIDE. lg-year-old typlst
LACE IL the home Of her wealthy cousin.
ANNE TROWBRIDGE. GYPSY is miser-
able because she has learned ALAN
CROSBY. back from a year and a half
IN Pans STUDYING art, no longer cares
Wallace tells Gypsy that ne has been
lifted b. his lancec. To spite the girl he
cares TO- he asks Gypsy 20 marry him.
she hrst refuses, but later accepts They
are married next morning and depart for
Forest CITY. his home town.
~ Jim's home they are greeted By
his aunt MISS ELLEN WALLACE. who
Immediately becomes hostile 20 the girl.
After a few DAYS. = iss Wallace moves TO
cottage down "a street.
She arranges q family dinner party.
where Gypsy Is snubbed BIZ other rela-
uyeS This enraRes Jim and they leave
Next DAY GvDsv receives q letter from
Alan Crosby. While She is hesitating
about opening H.. callers arrive and she
arops the Letter into q desk drawer. II
is stll there when jim comes home and
her
Evening star., 1931-06-18

New 6.room modern house. best location,
built birs, to sell for :do'6oo Right partyy can
month covers ali interest and q substantial
payment on principal.
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nrsr nonrffgiiH2iss;r ffgi2iS; SECTION

$S,ZoU
BEST NORTHWEST SECTION.
A very attractive colonial brick home con-
tanning wen arranged looms; high tile
bath and shower. Saylight kitchen with
10 feet wide by width Of house. daylight
cellar. storage pantry. very attractive cleo
l571a-foot lot with paved street and alley,
making this one of the most complete houses
ever built. Convenient to schools, stores.
buses and car line. For further details
call Adams lOl5A.
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RENT-FLATS.
wANTED-APARTMENTs.

24OO NICHOLS AVE. ANACOsTIA, S.E.-s35.
Fiat 2nd-Floor Front, Near Navy Yard.
Rooms, Kitchen, Bath, Porch. Ami.
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PAUL p STONE,
District 0220. Nights, North 747l.
Sl6,T50

CENTER-HALL CHEVY CHASE
Connecticut avenue and Rock Greek
Vailey--seYen large rooms. two tiled
baths, s-car garage. bronze screens
an individual residence with many
appealing qualities at q remarkable
price; terms very moderate. Phone
CieY. TABS
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WHY PAY MoRE1

WHY PAY MORE?
THE DE SOTO. 1900 Mass Ave- N. ", an
No. 3S-3 rooms and bath. x.ssaa'SS94
No Ss reSms sRd ,5ss bath hMsf,dan PiaeS
Nc. room rooms an and hat bath IS IS SS g.
w. THE ST. PAUL. 1922 18TH ST NV, AZ
THE SORRENTO. 223S 18th ST. NV: :.
TGE III eli tcLirFBouRNE. FTSNJ 1885 Calvert ST. NV
No. 2l-5 rooms and bath. .$65.VU
NO. tn THE EGos IAMoNT. M 1927 1877 Lamont ST. o
Ne. Nc s-s TSSms rooms and and sSash. Sas. s
No. 3-3 ropms and bath. .......... 500
No 22-S rooms and bath. $3.50
THE CALIFORNIA 1T California st.
No. s44S rooms and bath. ............ U - si5.OO
No. 42s rooms and bat bath. .o'n ~. $4,000
THE DETROIT. l440 Meridian Pl. NV:
No 4-4 rooms and bath. ............ 80
THE ALAMO. 1928 i3th st. NV.
THE BIRMINGHAM. 26il Adams Min Re.
Apt. 25-5 rooms and bath. .......,. $67 so
You will find by comparison that the
above rents are unusually low. this being
largely due 10 the fact that you rent direct
hunter locates now and no. in the TslI IS,l
apartments. AS special inducement. the
above apartments may be leased for any
period desired and rents will be effective
July /. possession Immediately but no re-
ductions. Inspection may be made at any
time by applying to the ianitors:
CHAS. e TRIBBY'S SONS.
814 Dist. Nat. Blk. Bldg. PHI. Dist. Ats.
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A nEAur1r,yr. 'sHSsii sssHsSSsii,sRAn HOME

Certain conditions make It necessary for
owner to sacrifice his beautiful colonial de-
tsched home. containing bright cheerful
rooms, rear porches finished exactly as
rooms. concrete covered front porch. hard
wood floors throughout. beautiful natural
wood trim. hot-water heat, electric lights,
unusually large lot. well planted garage to
match house, This price represents q reduc-
ton Of almost So. 900 viii accept reason
able terms from the right party. For de-
sle.50O-NEAR 18th AND VARNUM SITS.
Detached brick home, rooms, baths. ga
rage. porches. Cost $4,000 . year ago;
sl2. .5oo-Near 10th and Crittenden sts. Co
lontal brick home; spacious rooms, baths,
breakfast and sleeping porcheS. Terms ar
Sii .5O0-Near 18th and Kenyon sts., Mt
Pleasant. Colonial Rrick home; 8 rooms. 2
baths. heated garags:. breakfast and sleep
S9.5O0-Near 18th and Randolph sts. New
colonial brick home, spacious rooms and
bath. covered porches. garage; terms.
$s.50o-Near ST. Aloysius CHURCH and 1st
st. NV. 10 spacious rooms. bed rooms,
modern improvements. 3-car brick garage.
Property zoned first commercial. Terms to
VIM. B. KRAFT. Nat. 1853; Eve. Col ssO5.
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sALE-HOUsEs.
(CAntfnuaAl

sHEPHERD PARK-NEW 1880 HOME.
viii sacrifice, S13,500; center haii; q r. ii
2-car garage. Col. 1917. D''
BATTERY PARK, MD.-DErACHED, g
r00mk: Daths, garage; lot 05xl45. See
OWNER. 1888 Euclid st. NV, Apt I.
3!S4 9th ST. NW.-TAPEsTRY BRICK,
rmS: ana D.. double back porch, garage;
Clev., o2I6. -o' 1'. -SYV'
FOR sALE-CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. y
8 rms brick. ba., gar, large verands,
Frigidaire, screens; Sl3,250; reasonable
terms: no trades Clev asa
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RENT-HOUsEs UNFURNIsHED.

hENI-nOOOEO OINE " AA3N NA0AAAs0s
1904 RIGGS PL NV R., 2 BATHS.
newly gspsred and painted nTts large yare.
baths, cellar. hot-water heat, sleepinG
porch, $40 so; white. large, eight-room house
at Forest Glen, $40. JOHN T.. KNOTT SlH
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-DETACHED. SEVEN
rooms. bath, sleeping porch. h.-w.h.; lGt
5exsOo ami; trees, paved street. street GaEa,Gsei s 5,Ce
i422 EUCLID ST. N.W.-MODERN BROOM
house. on two floors: will sell, easy terms. ~
responsible party. CleY. 644O. 2Oe
FOR RENT-CHEVY CHASE. D. G.. g. Fsdsa..
ba., gar, made over new. $85; also large
rms, ba., gar, veranda, excellent conol-
tion. 500; near Chevy Chase Circle. bed
a. siss. also NsSTSsks ayr Ems s;o: be es
ms Bldg. Dis. 523l. Even. Clev. 4733.
mn rm., ba. bunsalow. $50; also Hyattsvills.
Nd. cor. shrubbery, shade, 8 rmsA ba,,
gar, SEQ; also Vienna, Va, SH a; 81 rms, as.
house and poultry raising. State & elec. rds..
$50. FULTON r. GORDON, Peo. ms. Bl6s,
Dis. 5291. Even. Clev. 4739.
AVAILABLE JULY LARGE 1O-ROOM
eSSss sorsia 9osS ais a% Cedar St. Seen any time
9 ROOMS, BATH, $50; NEAR CARS. BUS.
sss c0S ssssM ssSsaSe two families
rooms, bath, semi -bungalow. porches. scresns
awnings: $3.50. Open after 8. Adams 92os
DOWNTOWN-S Rms. AND BATH, NEWLY
decorated throughout; nrst door; suitakln
W. T. MARSHALL S96 XaAyss Ma4ssssas
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


AT UNFURNfsHED PRICE-5-RooM FUR
rIshed apt. Frisidaire. porch: for M. mos
fIonrc-. nca- 18th. Adams e3oS-J: 20.
;9i, THE CiIAsTLETOf.., NORTH ioeoOhh1
perch; cor,er; fnly frr: sl0o mo. to Oct
6sa C ST. NE. MAR sTANToN PAEkn n.
Ipd CSr s% Sro1 q st vees estni nnSsna is.
UPToWN-AT4 RACTIVE, EXCLUSIVE; ONE
to three rooms, Eitcaen. bath. dining al
cove. hall. r.mi.: $50 to 500. Pot. 80
1872 N H. AVE. NV FRONT c R00MS. Sown.
town: Summer rates excellent nelghoornooo.
sUBLEAsE FURNISHED APARTMENT na1S ,,vS
exposures. overlooking Rock Greek S,tcbenette. par
5To% Sots 59Iy ist o7Os e. ApE ssP'f%Gsser aGs
sood aS @ location. aias Eye st. NV. West SG7d
ana isth1II room. kitchenette and bath; :
taste. Columbia 5es9-R. ~.
TTIRNYsHED OR UNFURN1SHED: ON FIRST
~ Second floor, near Lincoln Park; very Iea-
sonable. l34 Tennessee ave. ne. 40
DOWNTOWN, REASONABLE RENT, BEAU
tifully, furnished. rooms. d;ate hi,Sehr masses
SION SION @ Ss4 26th st.
10th AND NV RMS. KITCHEN AND AND
bath: TriEidaire.; radio; s62.So' Met 10: HSs0
Apt. 800. after 7:3O. O.-----,- -. =.
SIT LAMONT ST. N,w..s ROOMS: CLEAN:
porch: entire floor; private nome a.m.i''
near cars, park; sac. Adams 1029o. -
THE WALLRAFF-3 LARGE ROOMS, KIT
and bath; all southern exposure; price, 500
3025 18th NV. tnear Col. rdo.
iSos KFNYON NV ROOMS, SECOND
foor front: sink, range. gas, cleo. complete'
/ h. w, fine bed; convenient neighborhooo.
III 9Th ST SE-TWO LARGE ROOMS;
plenty OF shade: no objection 10 one snlaAI
child. ktlrntic 3648-W.
$50 ONTARIO RD.-LIvING ROOM. KITCH-
en-, semi-prvate bath; gas, electrlcltsS, iur-
nished; SS5 garage If desired. Col 46Io.-
1926 CALIFORNIA ST:
Second-noor 'front.' Groom apt Suitable
couple possibly three; S45.-- S45.
1910 18th ST. NV,
cooI cheerful apt with kitchen and bath.
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THE PARAMOUNT

Northwest Corner Georgia Ave.
and Quincy St.
New elevator building. convenient to
stores, schools and TRANSPORTATION lines.
Electric Refrigeration on House
Current
Resident Manager on Premises
z rooms, kitchen. bath, dining
alcove and porch. ....... .$62.50
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RENT HoI1sES-EuRN1sHED.

nm LEASANT-BEAUTIFUL FUR
nished modern 7-room home, facing ROCK
creek Park: 2-car garage, screened Sleep
ing porcheS bath rooms; very reasonable.
Call Adams 1918.
ATTRACTIVE DETACHED HOME FROM
July to Sept: Is; rooms baths; large large
Chase, Md. For appointment call Wis.,
2S69-W -
house, large screened porches, garage, lawn.
flowers. every convenience best section
Lyon Village, from now 70 sept. ]. Heief-
FURNISHED BUNGALOW FOR RENT, s
bed rooms, for months of July and August
Phone wisconsin 4377
ATTRACTIVELY FUR. BROOM DETACHED
house, ami. Chevy Chase, Nd, for sum
mer or longer; beautiful grounds Col 1883
SIx-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE NEAR
Soldiers' Home; electric refrigeration; ga
rage, large enclosed back yard. July to Oct.
or longer; $67.50. Call Adams 72O2-J after
$50 pm. 1oF
Evening star., 1931-12-20
Capitals Sororiitiies
Plan Many Functions
For Christmas Season
Sigma Epsilon Confers
Formal Fourth Degree.
Phi Sigma Epsilon to Give
Dance.

The formal fourth degree of the Sig
ma Epilon National Sorority took place
last night in the palm court of the
Meridian Mansions, 2400 Sixteenth
street, followed by dance in honor of
the 13 newly-installed pledges. Mrs.
Evelyn Wallace of Nu Chapter, chair
man of the executive council of Colum-
bia Province, conducted the ceremonies,
and the following presidents formally
greeted the new girls of their respective
chapters and presented each new men,
ber with her membership certificate, a
recognition pin and corsage Of white
roses; Miss Helene Page, Alpha Miss
Mary Elizabeth Leith, Beta; Miss Lii
liam Lindquist, Gamma; Miss Mary
Frances Glenn, Delta; Miss Katherine
Sebastian, Nu.
The members installed last night are
Alpha Chapter, Miss Mary Bowman,
Miss Florence Riley, Miss Elinor
Gather; Beta Chapter, Miss Charlotte
Knode, Miss Phyllis Frisbee; Gamma
Chapter, Miss Virginia Magill Miss
Elizabeth Owens, Miss Jane Parker;
Delta Chapter, Miss Claire Marie
Thompson, Mrs. Mary Frances Bennett;
IN J.,
Miss Irma Bradley, Miss Eleanor Gio-
vanetti.
Miss Dorothy K. Golladay, president
of Eta Chapter, Phi Sigma Epsilon Ma
tional Sorority, will act as hostess for
the chapter Christmas party Tuesday
evening December %.
Phi Sigma Epsilon National Sorority
will have its annual Christmas dance at
Indian Spring Golf Club, Tuesday eve
ming, December 20. Those serving on
the committee are Miss Margaret Jose,
Miss Merriam Hubbard, Miss Margue-
rite Throckmorton and Mrs. J. Allen
McNeal, chairman.
The Washington Chapter of the Ran
dolph- Macon Alumnae Association is en-
tertaining at tea this afternoon at 4:30
o'clock at the Hay-Adams House in
honor of Washington girls who are
Christmas vacation.
A very delightful tea was given in the
empire room at the Shoreham Hotel
last Sunday by Gamma Chapter Chi
Sigma National Sorority for its rush
girls. Covers were laid for II guests
the tables being artistically decorated
The chairman of arrangements was
Miss Mae Gordon.
The bi-monthly meeting Of Gamma
Chapter was held Tuesday at the
apartment of Miss Anna Hawvermale,
the Kennedy Warren
Arrangements are being completed for
Gamma's annual Christmas party tc
be held Monday. December 81, at the
home of Mrs Lucille Mclean, 1906
Sixteenth street northeast.
The Winter dance of Beta and Gam
ma Chapters of Pi Delta Kappa Fra
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nj. Beck
Entertain Small Group
Representative and Mrs Fred A. Britten Honor
Nine Aubert of New York
at Dinner.

Representative and Mrs. James M.
Beck entertained small company in
formally at dinner last evening.
Representative and Mrs. Fred A.
Britten had guests dining with them
last evening, entertaining in compli-
ment to their house guest, Nine. Au
bert of New York who will remain
with them over Sunday.
The chief of the Bureau of Efficiency
and Mrs. Herbert D. Brown win give
a reception Sunday afternoon from
4.30 to o'clock at the Washington
Club They will be assisted in receiv-
ing by their daughter. Miss Constance
Connor Brown, who, after several
years on the direction staff of the
Cornell University Theater and sea-
son of study in Germany with the for
Theater, has charge this Winter of
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Delano Rob-
bins have issued invitations for din
ner party Monday evening, January II.
Miss Florence Aieen Brown, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Oliver Perry Nor
ton Brown, will entertain at supper
this evening in compliment to Miss
Ella Teft Sandberg, debutante daugh-
ter of Capt. and Mrs. Samuel Steele
Sandberg Miss Brown will be as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. Brown;
Mrs. Sandberg mother of the hooor
guest; Mrs. Paris Brendle, kirs
Marshall Lake, Mrs. Robert Tillman
Norman, Mrs Verne Simmons Miss
Charlotte King and Miss Lucille Mile
DR.. and Mrs. Samue' M. Becker en-
tertained at the dinner dance at the
Shoreham last night. sleir guests
numbering IA.
Evening star., 1931-12-20
Gifted New York Woman
Writes Mexican Scenario

Mrs. Juliet Bartlett Rublce, who has
travelled in every country except China
Japan and India. and who served with the
Red Cross in Paris during 1918, and
went down in the Bay Of Naples in
a diving bell in 1925. has done some
thing different again.
Mrs Rublee is the wife of George
Rublee, internationally known lawyer
While her husband was busy as legal
adviser to the American embassy at
Mexico City, while the late Dwight
Morrow was Ambassador. Mrs. Rublee
was equally busy producing a seven-reel
sound picture of Mexico.
Finding Mexico country of beautiful
temples flowers and legendary romance.
instead Of squalid adobe huts. banditry
9ni cactus Mrs. Ruolee conceived the
idea of presenting the real Mexico to
the world in pictures.
She thought the project would take
but few months, 1t has taken two and
Cne-half years. Besides financing the
production Mrs. Rublee worked out
story based on the country's history,
had Mexicans enact the story, and
Evening star., 1931-12-20

ternity was held at the National Press
Club ball room Saturday, December IL.
The Beta Dance Committee was COM
posed of Mr.. Gregor Kramm, Mr.. Jack
Kelly and Mr.. Thomas jenkins.
The Gamma Dance Committee in
cluded Mr.. Gordon OHanlon, Mr.. Ken
meth Walsh and Mr.. Lloyd Carey.
The affair was chaperoned by Capt.
and Mrs. Joseph A. Walsh of Taylor
street and Mr. and Mrs. William E.
Carey Of Chevy Chase, Md.
In addition to enjoying the excellent
music, the members Of the Capital
Citys younger set were treated to the
unique experience Of hearing the first
Washington presentation of the Ma
pa Sweetheart"
Monday, December %, at / o'clock
pm, University of Michigan alurnnae
and their friends will gather at the
women from Ann Arbor home for the
holidays, are especially urged to come
The latest date for reservations is De-
cember "a. with Mrs. George w. Lips
comb, 170l Holly street, in charge.
The rush girls, Miss Florence Davis
Miss Mildred Bursley, Miss Lola
CharlesWorth, Miss Harriet Haig Miss
Jane Scarce, Miss Frances Moeller
and Miss Helen Sheldon of Alpha
Chapter. Chi Sigma Sorority, were the
guests at tea last Sunday at the home
Of Mrs. Albert L. Lynn and Mrs. Ruth
S. White, Cavalier Hotel.
Beta Chapter, Tau Phi Sorority, is
having tea this afternoon from 4 to 6
O'Clock at the home Of Miss Kathryn L.
Foltz, 1922 Garfield street northwest, in
honor of their rush girls.
Sweet Briar day, December %, will
be observed this year by the alumnae
and student body of Sweet Briar Col
lege in Washington at luncheon at
the Shoreham Hotel
Arrangements for the occasion arc
being made by Miss Elizabeth Saunders
with the assistance of Miss Virginia
Keyser, Miss Ruth Remon, Miss Nancy
Hanna, Mrs. William B. Sims and Mrs
Henry Shepherd.
Miss Lila Sari entertained Tuesday at
her home, 1869 Park road, when the
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formal initiation Of the pledges TO ths
Chl sigma Delta Sorority was held.
Inc new members received into thu
Sisternood were: Miss Dorothy Pottbury,
MRS Dorothy Richmond, Miss Mary
stewart Garden, Miss Lillian e. Del
pier, Miss Emma M. Flint and Miss
Martha W. Ennis.
Ihe Chi Sigma Delta Sorority was
founded IN March, 1881, by student
girls OF the Columbia Technical School,
ana IS open to all girls and women Of
the drafting profession.
Evening star., 1931-12-20

Telephones in use in Great Britain
number nearly 1000 600
Evening star., 1931-12-20

Hollander, will hold its fifth lecture on
Tuesday, December %. at l0:45 m. a.
the community center Sixteenth and
G streets. Mrs Hollander will talk on
Jewish pioneers of America dating from
the time of Columbus to Revolutionary
times.
A party of Washingtonians will mo-
tor to Baltimore Christmas eve to at
tend a formal dance at the Phoenix
Club given by the Baltimore Chapter
Of Pi Tau Pi Fraternity.
The regular meeting of the Wash
ington Chapter HadaSsah will be held
Tuesday evening. December 20, at the
community center at 8:15 o'clock Mrs.
Archibald silverman of Providence, R.
l., will be the guest speaker
The central group will meet at the
community center on Tuesday after
noon, December %, at 2:3O o'clock.
under the leadership of Mrs Tobias
Naftalin. She will present a paper on
David Wolfsohn. Max Nordau and
other contemporaries of Theodor Horzl
communal card party is being
planned by Hadassah for the benefit OF
the donors luncheon, which will take
place on February "a at the Mavfower
Hotel. Mrs. William OeuS is chairman
OF arrangements.
Mr.. Emanuel Wertheimer of Balti-
more is the week end guest of friends
and attended the sorority dance at the
Woodmont Country Club last night
with party Of friends who motored
over for the affair.
Miss Amy Behrend is home from
Goucher College with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Behrend of Military
road. and during the holidays will 90
to Philadelphia for a visit Miss Ruth
B2hrend will have as her guest Miss
Ferle Hoffman Of New York.
Miss Marjorie Feist, who is attending
National Park Seminary. has joined her
mother. Mrs. Irene Feist, and sister.
Miss Frances Feist, at the Lombardy,
New York for the holidays
Miss Ferda Oppenheimer sailed Fri
Gay from New York for an l8 davs'
cruise to the West Indies. Her mother,
Mrs. Max Oppenheimer, and aunt. Mrs.
Goldsmith Sigmund, who spent last
week in New York, her returning today.
The Temple Collegiate will give its
annual luncheon Monday, December 28
at 1890 O'Clock at Harvey's. AL COL
lege boys and girls are invited.
The Misses Vera Reifkin, Rosalie
Weinberg, Lillian Kahn, Regina Often
berg, Amy Behrend and Sylvia Sherry
are home from Goucher College for the
holidays.
Alvin Newmyer, jr., who attends Bor-
dentown Military Academy, is spending
the Christmas holidays with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Newmyer, at
the Westchcster.
MISS Lillian Kahn, student at
Goucher College, is spending her Christ
mas vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isadore Kahn.
Evening star., 1931-12-20

secured the country for beauty spots
where the action is taken.
Recently, upon their return TO the
United States, Mrs Rublee gave a pri-
vate showing Of the film at the White
House for President and Mrs. Hoover
AS soon as it is set to music. the pro-
duction will be released to the public
Mrs. Rublee is much more interested
in delving into unexplored regions of
the world than in any glamorous So
ciety function.
Stephen Pell. another socially promi-
nent Manhattanite. is engaged in pre-
serving the historic spots of Northern
New York. For some time he has spent
his Summers and most Of his Winters
in plans for the restoration of Fort
Ticonderoga. At PRESENT. he is busy
moving guns from various parts Of the
West Indies to the fort, which is in
Essex County, n. Y
Evening star., 1931-12-20

Mrs. Hollister Sturges is giving a tea
this afternoon at Wardman Park Hotel,
where she and Mr.. Sturges are max
ing their home this Winter. They came
here from Stone Ridge N. Y, about a
month ago.
Sunday afternoon, December 81. from
to o'clock. tea will be given by
Mr.. and Mrs Strickland Gillian at the
Shoreham for their daughter Mrs Carl
William Buchheister of New York. who
will spend the Christmas holidays here
Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Blair enter
tanned at dinner and bridge for u
guests Wednesday evening at Wardman
Park Hotel
Mrs Joseph P. B. Barber and her
daughter, Miss Villa Luce Barber will
be hosts at tea today, from 430 to 8
o'clock at their home on Northampton
street.
Capt. and Mrs Samuel S. Sandberg
were hosts to group of eight at din
ner on Wednesday evening at Ward
man Park Hotel. Mrs Sandberg has
just recently arrived in Washington
from California with her daughter, Miss
Ella Sandb 6, a debutante of this sea-
son.
Mrs. olon,.. Gordon Asher entertain
ed at tea last Sunday afternoon, De-
ember l3, at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Samuel Boush, 222 South Wash
ington street, Alexandria, for Col and
Mrs. Edward H. Schulz and their de-
butante daughter, Miss Caroline H.
Schulz, of Fort Humphreys. Mrs. Ash
er was assisted by Mrs. Samuel AnSell
Mrs. Laertes j. Owen, Mrs George
Joerne, Mrs. Samuel F. Harper and Mrs
Henry Spillan of Washington Mrs
Henry c. Johannes of Fort Humphreys
poured tea
Evening star., 1931-12-20
Delaware State Sociey
Giving Christmas Party

The Delaware State Society will hold
its christmas party tomorrow eve
Club. Representative R. G. Houston
will give a Christmas address, and there
will also be lovely Christmas program
of special features, with a Christmas
tree and Santa Claus to give each mem
Der gift. The Queen of Christmas.
Miss Aneta Mammele, and the Spirit of
Christmas, Miss Betty Raymond. will
assist. The Reception Committee in
cludes Mr.. Fred Klund, Mr.. George
Raymond, Miss Elizabeth Groves and
Miss Helen Jamison. The chairman Of
entertainment is MI Sheldon w. Fair
child