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Community Institute
Adds Concert to List

The farewell Washington appearance
Of the world famous and popular Rus
sian Kedron Quartet Friday in an
afternoon concert at the National
Theater is attracting an unusual
amount of interest in social and musi-
cal circles of the Capital City, and
many well known patrons of music and
music lovers are accepting the invita-
tion extended by the directors of the
Community Institute to become spon-
sors for this musical event of the late
Spring season.
Among the recent list of sponsors Of
the concert are Mrs. F. Trubee Dawson,
Miss Mary A. Cryder. Mrs Frederic A..
Perry Heath, Mrs William Fitch Kelley
and Mrs. Sarah Stokes-Halkett.
Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt is in
charge Of the boxes for this concert,
which is an extra added event of the
present season of the Community In
stitute, and has been arranged by the
directors owing to the widespread in
terest in the amazing musical accom-
plishment of the quartet in America
since its arrival here in 1928
1t is OF interest that the Kedroff
Quartet made its first appearance in
the Capital City under the auspices of
the institute shortly after it's initial
New York City concert in 1928. 1t has
appeared once since that time in this
city under the auspices of the Com
munity Institute and now for its final
concert before sailing abroad for a sea-
son in Paris, London and other leading
European capitals II seemed fitting that
the institute should present the pro-
gram here.
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Mems Dinner Party
Accompanied by Program

DR.. Allen A. Stockdale addressed the
men of the Calvary NJ. E, Mems Bible
class at their annual banquet on Fri
day evening. April %, using as his
subject Why Do We Laugh?' DR..
Stoekdale showed the large part which
humor and laughter has in balanced
life, and had his hearers convulsed with
hts stories. Over 100 men participated
in the banquet, which was served by
the Calvary Women's Guild, under the
direction of Mrs. Edwin Dice, president.
Mr.. Edgar E. Bageant class president,
acted as toastmaster Brief remarks
were made by Dr. Mark Depp. minister
of Calvary Church, and by DR.. Harold
NJ. Dudley, class teacher, The invoca-
tion was by the Rev. Walter Franklin
Atkinson and the benediction was pro-
nounced by the Rev. DR.. Benjamin F.
Meeks, District superintendent Of the
Methodist Church, Two groups Of
Scotch songs were presented most en-
tertaingly by Mr.. Duncan G. Thorn
son, accompanied by Mr.. Walter E. Co.'S
sins.
Other distinguished guests included
Mr.. Fred c. Croxton. assistant director
of the Presidents Organization on Un-
employment Relief; Judge Isaac r. Hit
and Mr.. Fred NJ. Hopkins, assistant
commissioner of patents.
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Musicians and Composers
Guests at Arts Club

Mrs, II, II, A. Beach, one of Americas
most distinguished woman composers,
will be q guest OF honor at the Arts
Club Tuesday evening, when she will
take part In q program representing
several Of the arts. Among other guests
and contributors to the evenings pro-
gram viii be Mrs. Phyllis Fergus, Illi-
nois composer, who will read her own
poems TO music; Mrs, Ingiis Fletcher Of
California, African explorer and writer,
who will give q short illustrated talk on
native African tunes; Miss Pearl Adams,
composer and symphony orchestra
leader of New York Mrs. Fran
cesea Vallejo, Pacific Coast composer,
incidentally the granddaughter OF the
first Spanish Governor OF California,
after whom the town OF Vallejo Is
named, Mrs. May Folwell Horsington,
poet and editor of Poetry Magazine,
and Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton, au-
thor, explorer and geegrapher, who has
not yet divulged from which Of her
many sided gifts she will dispense en-
tertainment TO the Arts Club members
and their friends on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Dorothy De Muth Watson Is
responsible for this interesting pot
pourri Of talent and will be the hostess
Of the evening. .,.
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party at a breakfast yesterday morning
In her home on X street

party at q breakfast yesterday morning
In her home on X street.
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred ], ogsten enter
tanned ut the dinner dance ut the
shoreham last evening in honor OF
their house guest, Miss Esme Ogston.
Their other guests were the charge
d'affaires of Persia, Mr., Yodellah
Azodi, Mr.. and Mrs, George Hughes,
Mr.. and Mrs, Clinton Hester, Mr., John
Morgan and Mr., Merritt Lockwood.
Mrs. Frank L, voolfolk entertained q
small group at luncheon yesterday ct
Wardman Park Hotel, and with her
guests, who numbered II, played bridge
during the afternoon In the Flofentine
room OF the hotel
Mrs. j. J. Mack was hostess at
luncheon Thursday, entertaining at the
Mayfiower In compliment to Princess
Obeienska. Others in the company
were Sonora de Diez de Medina, wife OF
the former Minister Of Bolivia, Sonora
de Saeasa. wife OF the former Minister
of Nicaragua Mrs. J, NJ, Greiner, Mrs,
Albert Gore, Mrs. A, Z, de Reeves,
Mrs, Dodge and Mrs, Alden smoot.
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Guests of Note Attend
Pen League Breakfast
Brilliant Assemblase Marks Chief Feature of
League of National Pen Womens
Annual Breakfas

Mrs Edward Everett Gam, who
headed the list of patronesses for the
authors breakfast of the National
League of American Pen Women at the
Willard yesterday, was an honor guest
at the speakers table and gave O grace.
ful word of greeting to the guests as
sembled for this function, with which
the league formally opened It's biennial
convention, The convention will con-
tinue through Thursday. April 90.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton, national
president OF the league presided ut the
breakfast and presented the speakers
and artists on the program, which had
been arranged by Mrs. Nina Swain
Clark, frst national vice president and
Dorothy De Muth Watson, chairman
Of music, In cooperation with Mrs,
Seton.
Speakers were the Ambassador of
Poland, Mr., fytus Fiiipowiez, who is
Polish man OF letters, Mr., Henry G,
Rowland, noted American novelist; Miss
Cornelia SoFabji, prominent feminist
and educator OF India; Senator Fred
eric c. Walcott, who discussed finance;
Nine. Emanuel Btmitriu, whose subject
was King Carol of Rumania"; Mrs.
Grace Thompson Seton, who took the
duQleIlCe Will lleI OH 'Oda 9tth Oh EN-
ploration," and others
An interesting feature Of the break
fast was the presentation by Mrs. Seton
to Mrs. Mary Carr Moore, composer,
the 500 award for her winning entry
in the 1882 music contest of the league,
and the honorable mentions to Mrs,
Mary Howe of this city and Mrs.
Francesca Vallejo Me6ettigan of Cali
fornia, Mrs. Moore came by airpiane
frem California to Washington to at
tend the convention,
The musical program was a tribute
to the Bicentennial now IN progress,
Mrs. H. H. A: Beach ana Miss Gena
Branscombe. The singers were Mrs.
Evelyn Randall, Nine. Elvina Rowe
Stalinska, Mrs. Dorothy Wilson Hall
bach. Mr.. George E. Anderson, Mr. John
E. Caldwell, Mr.. Harlan Randall and
Mr.. Arthur Tabbutt,
In addition to the speakers, there
we're seated at the honor table Mrs.
Clark, Mrs, Watson. Mrs. II, H, A.
Beach, Miss depa Bfanseombe, Miss
Ethelyn p, Cobb OF Buffalo and Mrs,
W. W, Bsdgley Of this city, chairman
and vice chairman, respectively, OF the
is being held at the Sears Reebuek
author; Mrs. Phyllis Fergus Holt OF
Chicago, Mrs, Clara Keek Heaebower
of Cincinnati, Mrs, Edna NJ, Colman,
past president and chairman OF the re-
cent book contest of the league, four
national vice presidents OF the league,
Mrs. Daniel @, chaee, Mrs, Armenhouie
T. LAmson. Mrs. Blanche Smith Fefgu-
son and Mrs, Flora o, Jesseph, Mrs,
John r, sippel, president OF the Gen.
eral Federation OF Wemen's Clubs; the
chairmen OF various divisions of the
leagues department OF letters, including
Mrs, Isabelle driffith Fleek, markets;
Mrs, Anteinette g, Wood, drama, Mrs,
Frances White Diehl, motion picture,
and Miss Anita Brown. radios. also Mrs.
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tCoHuhued FfoM F1fst Fhke,l
tainmsnts extending through the past
three weeks In honor OF Gen, and Mrs,
Embiek prior 10 their departure from
Fort Monroe, EeaehedS its climax IN
Club, which took on the nature Of an
ensemble farewell reception to Gen,
and Mrs. Embiek upon the retirement
of the former Is commanding general
of the Sd Artillery Coast Division to
assume similar commanding position
In the Philippines Tomorrow they will
come to Washington for weeks visit
before sailing from New York for the
Philippines April 81.
Dean and Mrs. George D. Woods, who
have had as their guest their daughter,
Mrs Phil r. Clugston of Conway Ark,
and her two children, George Alan and
Helen Virginia, now have with them as
Sarah o. Smith of Cleveland, Ohio
Miss Genevieve Huieks, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Huiess few TO
New York yesterday and is the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee Sven and
their son, Mr.. Tupper Sven, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sven spent some years In Wash
ington during the administration Of
President Woodrow Wilson and young
Mr.. Sven and Miss Huiess, then small
children. played about the executive Of
fees at the White House.
DR. and Mrs. Arthur Stanley Pease,
accompanied by their daughter, of
Amherst, Mass, are spending the week
end at the Dodge, DR.. Pesse u presi-
dent of Amherst College and came TO
the Capital to attend the dedication
OF the FclgeF Shakespeare Library.
Capt and Mrs Samuel Marshall OF
Richmond have rented the home OF
Mrs, Nina Takb on the Upperviile road
in Virginia and will take immediate
possession.
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Hazel harrington OF Minneapolis.
Gathered about the numerous tables
was a company of several hundred rep
resentative OF diplomatic, cabinet, con-
gressional, Army and Navy and residen.
tial society In Washington, augmented
by the many delegates from out OF town
who had come on for the league con-
vention, One noted distinguished per-
sonages as hostesseS or guests through
out the room, giving an atmosphere OF
social as well as literary and musical
brilliance TO the occasion.
Centers OF interest in addition TO the
speakers were the many visiting Fen
Women, authors, artists, composers,
short-story writer's, poets from all parts
OF the country, assembled not only TO
transact the business OF the convention
but TO take part In the craft programs
that will engage the attention OF the
convention members during the early
afternoons OF this week and TO enjoy
the special social events arranged for
their pleasure.
Mrs, Grace Thompson Seton, national
president OF the League OF American
Pen Women, will open the round OF
festivities which will entertain the dele
gates of the lehgue during the free
hours Of the biennial convention with
reception tonight at the Sears, Roebuck
Galleries, formally opening the national
art exhibit OF the league. Admission is
by card only, During the evening Mrs,
Seton will personally make the presen-
tation Of awards to the artists who have
won prizes and honorable mentions in
the art contest. The exhibit will be
open to the public from April 25 through
April 40.
There will be musical program to-
night In honor of Mrs. Seton, when
songs with words by Mrs. Seton will be
given, The composers represented on
the program will be Marianne Genet,
Dorothy Radde Emery, Phyllis Fergus,
Francisco Vallejo, and the singers In
teFpFeting their music will be the male
quartet from American University; also
Mrs. Elyina stallnska, Or. George An.
deFson, double trio from the ChaMinade
else Club Miss Esther Linkins, direc-
tor the FeTfara String Quartet, Mrs,
Evelyn Randall, Mr., Arthur M. Tahbutt
and q mixed double quartet from the
Capital City Cheristers, Catherine Ben
son will&ccompany some OF the selec-
tians,
Tomorrow the General Federation Of
Women's Clubs will entertain delegates,
alternates, officers and visiting men,
bers at o reception at the club house,
lT34 N street, at B o'clock,
At Q o'clock there will be national
composers concert at the home OF Mrs,
Eleanor Patterson. Admission by card
only.
on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
Mrs. Hoover will receive the convention
members ut the White House. At 3
o'clock on the same afternoon the Am.
bassador of Poland will give recep.
tlon at the embassy to national oficers,
delegates, alternates and visiting men,
bers. Admission by card only,
Luneheons, teas, dinners, both pri-
vate and in specialized groups, will add
to the entertainment features OF the
convention,
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expected to make their home In the
New World, The Minister VIII be &C.
eompanied by Nine. van Royen, and
they will be absent short time.
The Minister Of Siam, Phya subarn
sempati, will be Joined next month by
Nine, 6uhaFn Sosnpati. who 10 making
the trip from Siam by way OF Europe
The Minister counselor OF the Span
ish embassy and Sonora de Iruto and
the Minister of Ecuador and Sonora de
Zaidumbide were guests OF honor at
banquet last evening given in the
Madrillon sby the Washington Chapter
Of the Association OF Spanish Teachers.
The festiyity celebrated st. Francis
day. the anniversary of the author OF
the famous Don QuiXote," as well as
the Tooth anniversary of the birth OF
the famous Ecuador writer, Senor Mon
taivo. Guests at the banquet numbered
about Is.
The counselor Of the Polish embassy,
NJ. Sokolowski, is spending several
weeks in Asheville, N. G. Nine. Soko-
lowska is detained hare by the illness OF
their sons, who are now recuperating.
The second counselor of the Italian
DtIlDhboJ anu OAkLtOi SnboAollA A4oNS
Joined the latter's mother Mrs. Henry
F. Dimock, in her home on Scott circle
after spending the Winter in Florida,
where Mrs Dinock was with them for
two months Signor and 6ignora Cata-
lani will sail the middle of May to spend
the Summer abroad.
The counselor of the Egyptian lega-
ton, Ali Ismail Bey, and Nine. Ismal
will leave Washington within the next
few weeks for the formers new post as
charge d'affaires of Egypt in Rumania.
Both the counselor and Nine. Ismaii are
among the most popular Of the diplo-
mats In Washington and have been fire.
quent hosts to others in the corps, as
well as oflcials and members Of resident
society.
The air attache of the French en-
bassy and Nine. Thenault were hosts
at dinner last evening, entertaining in
compliment to the latters cousin, Mrs.
John Hinton Of Chicago, who is her
house guest.
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Birthday Anniversary
Celebrated With Party

A delightful surprise party was given
to Miss Olmah Bridahan, at her home,
by a number Of her friends upon the
occasion OF her birth anniversary on
Saturday, April Is. The evening was
spent at cards and dancing.
The invited guests were Miss Julia
Cookman, Miss Ruth Davis, Miss Mary
lager, Miss Irene Kennedy, Miss Nora
Kennedy, Miss Rosalie Kennedy, Miss
Margaret Raney Miss Marjorie Rearick,
Miss Helen Rice, Mr.. Ben Bodeli'
Mr.. Paul Burkett. Mr.. Henry Herrill,
Mr.. Charles McElhinny, Mr.. Stanley
Protheroe, Mr.. Clarence Richardson,
Mr.. Carl Rosencrance, Mr.. Garrett
Rush, Mr.. Teddy Schmid, Mr.. Albert
Taylor and Mr. Jack Yates.
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Dinwiddie Maryland Home
Scene of Evening Party

Mr.. and Mrs, William Dinwiddie en-
tertained informally on Saturday eve
ming at supper bridge at their home
near Sandy Spring, the guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Douglas Farquhar, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mahlon Kirk, 4th; Mr. and Mrs. Tarlton
Brooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood Owings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Taylor of Ellicott
City, Miss Jean Coulter and Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman Sherwood and Capt. and
Mrs. Carvel Hall Of Washington,
Greenbrier, the recently remodeled
Colonial home Of the Dinwiddies, was
taStefully decorated with Spring hoWerk
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De Ferraras Will Leave
Tomorrow for Havana

Continued Prom First PageD
kill and settled by the Dutch The new
Town Hall is an exact copy of the Town
Hall in Hoorn. an ancient city in the
Netherlands. the home of many of the
settlers OF the present city Of Lewis.
Both cities are on the seacoast, and
Hoorn once was q leading port OF the
Netherlands, as the settlers at Hornkill
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nyer, Miss Katherine Clarke, Miss
Dorothy Nicholson, Miss Mary Kath-
eryn Spinks Miss Betty Kilt, Miss Mil
dred English, Miss Peggie English, Miss
Betty Williams. Miss Carolyn Mac
Kenzie, Miss Claire Hoskinson, Miss
Nancy Berry, Miss Margaret Lee Fergu-
son, Miss Mary Frances Buck Miss
Nancy Lesh, Miss Betty Crane, Miss
Ruth Mackay and Miss Eleanor john
son.
Mrs. ], O'Connor Roberts will enter
tain at luncheon Tuesday at the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club in honor
of Mrs Linn Kidd Of Brazil, Ind, who
is visiting her brother -in-law and ais
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Otto Englehart, in
their home in Wesley Heights.
Mrs Englehart was hostess at
luncheon Monday for her sister. The
guests, who remained through the aft
ernoon TO play bridge, included Mrs
George Scotton CARL, jr.; Mrs. J. G.
Freeland, Mrs. Howard @. Nichols, Mrs
Carl w. Mitman. Mrs. w. Hiles Pardoe,
Mrs Clarence A. Lane, Mrs. Max j.
Profntt, Mrs. Franklin d. Jones, Mrs,
Walter Davidson, Mrs. Wesley M.
Gewehr, Mrs. Homer r. Dawson, Mrs.
IL JAS, fAAos SASAAAJ ~ At0AkAAI
Mrs. j. O'ConnDr Roberts and Miss
Katherine Williams.
Mr., and Mrs. Irving j. Benjamin,
who make their home at the Shoreham,
entertained at the dinner dance last
evening. Their guests were Mrs. D.
Henry Mead of Bryn Mawr and Mr.
and Mrs. William P. Ketcham Of Upper
Lake, N. Y.
Mrs. Warwick Montgomery, jr., en-
tertained at luncheon Wednesday at the
Central Park Casino in New York City
in honor OF her sister. Miss Teresa Saul.
Her guests included Miss Mary Haskell,
Miss Ellen Nolan, Miss Virginia Nc
CURE, Miss Eleanor Gerard and Miss
G. L. Allen. Miss Saul is the guest Of
Col. and Mrs. James J. Regan Of Gov
ernors Island.
Miss Helen Hess entertained a small
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Cato the censor, the dominant Reman
figure OF his day, exteiled for his pFu-
denee and simplicity OF life. had the
habit of turning those old horses and
old slaves who could no longer labor for
him sdrift, to shift for themselves,
mark of fFugality and eeonemy much
applauded by his contemporaries.
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"old Maids Convention" was given by
the members. Mrs, Ethel Thompson
and Miss Margaret Casey were In
charge OF the arrangements.
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Stanley Harriises Plan
To Move Thursday to
Home In Spring Valley
Mrs. VIM. H. Jones of Mas
sachusetts Paying Visit 70
Leslie MacDills in Alex.
dna.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Harris will move
Thursday from the Apartment At 21oi
Connecticut avenue which they have
occupied for some time to the house at
4S52 Hillbrook lane, IN Spring yalls;
which they have purchased.
Mrs. William Hamlen Jones Of Chest
nut Hill, Mass, prominent in Federation
OF MUSIC Clubs, Is with her son-in-law
ana daughter, Maj. and Mrs. Leslie
MacDll, at their home, Tybryn, in Al
length. Mrs. Oliver Beebe OF Boston,
MacDill. N WAS
Mr.. and Mrs Norman sornmerville
OF Toronto, Canada, are at the Carlton
tor rev days, accompanied by their
son ana daughter, Mr. Gordon sommer-
VIE ana Miss Norma sommerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul 8, Peters of Ions
dale, Pa, accompanied by DR.. and Mrs.
p Bernard Wilton OF SALISBURY. ar
rived from their homes several days
ago and are established at wardman
Park Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis q, McKelvy and
Mrs. Moreland King Of Easton, Pa. are
~ the shoFeham over the week end.
Ihey VIII viSit the famous Virginia gar
dens before returning home.
Mrs, Morris De Peyster motored to
washington from her home in New
YORK City and ID at the Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Lewis of
hryn Mavr nnotored to Washington and
are At the Carlton for brief stay.
Mr.. and Mn, j. Ramsey speer of
Talbot County, Nd, came 10 Washing
ton day or two ago 10 spend some
time and have engaged an apartment
at Wasdman Park Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul TlShran of New
York City HotoFed 70 Waahlngton and
IRE spending the week end ~ the Shore
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. n p, T.nalsy Of New
York CITY are at the Carlton for few
days
Mr., and Mrs, James r. Lowell Of Ros-
ton, accompanied by their two young
daughters, are guests at the Dodge
Hotel for several days,
Miss Anita J. Brady Of Brooklyn, N.
r. Is at the Dodge for q brief stay.
Miss L. A, Patterson Of Dallas Tex,
q visiting Mrs, O, @, BonduFant OF Ill1
East Capitol street,
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Mr., and Mrs, James r. Lowell Of Ros-
ton, accompanied by their two young
daughters, are guests at the Dodge
Hotel for several days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. u, p, Tsnaley Of New
York csty are at the Carlton for few
dayg
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul TlEhran Of New
York City HotoFed 70 WaGhington and
are spending the week end ~ the Shore
ham.
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Mr. and Ms, j. Ramsey speer Of
Ialoot County, Nd, came 70 Washing
ton day or two ago TO spend some
time and have engaged an apartment
at Waydmaa Park Hotel
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Miss Anita j. Brady Of Brooklyn, N.
z, "a at the Dodge for q brief stay.
Miss L, A, Patterson Of Dallas Tex,
q visiting Mrs, O, @, Bondufant OF IiIl
East Capitol street,
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Mr., and Mrs. Francis A. Lewis of
hryn Mawr nnotored to Washington and
are At the Carlton for q brief stay.
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Stones Dinner Guests
Of Austins Tomorrow

Continued From First Page.)
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Mrs Morris De Peyster motored to
washington from her home in New
York City and ID at the Carlton.
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Mrs. Mills Will Join
Secretary Wednesday
After New York Trip

tcentinued From First PAGE
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Mr., and Mrs. Francis q. McKelvy and
Mrs. Moreland King Of Easton, Pa, are
~ tne shofeham over the week end.
Iney VIII visit the famous Virginia gar
dens before returning home.
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Evening star., 1932-12-06

Pouches and envelopes in plain
and marcasite trimmed styles.
Some of smooth calf, others of
grained leather and of suede.
Black and brown.
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1932-12-06

-Celanese satin bed
lights in rose, gold,
orchid or green. Three
different styles-each
with cord and socket.
-BOudoir Lamp Shades
to Match, 2 for S1.00.
Boudoir Pillows
z for ST
Dainty square
shaped pastel colored
pillows, filled with
kapok.
Christmas Ba.kets, ST
Bright, colorful af-
fairs for the center of
the table. Charming
for gifts.
Stamped Gases
2 prs, 81
Nice quality pillow
cases S t a m p e d for
sim pie embroidery
and hemStitched for
crochet edge.
Kann'S-Fourth. Floor.
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Jumper jacket, leg
gingS with side but
tons and helmet. OF
red, blue and green
suedene in sizes 2 to 6
of pink or blue
chinchilla in sizes to
8 years.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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An enameled metal box with
medallion on lid. Plays two pretty
tunes when the lid is off. Assorted
colors. Delightful gifts
Kann's-St-eet Floor.
Evening star., 1932-09-15
PAPEN POLICY HIT
AS WAR RACE PERIL
Social Democratic Members
of Reichstag See Catas.
trophe for Germany.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, September 15.-The Social
Democratic members Of the Reichstag
passed q resolution today condemning
what they called the "militarist policy"
Of the government Of Chancellor Franz
Won Papen. They declared 1t raises
again the peril Of race for armament
among nations.
The reference was to the recent de-
mand Of Germany for arms equality.
Such q race would be catastrophe
for Germany. the resolution said, and
Versailles.
The Reichstag Committee on Consti-
Evening star., 1932-09-15
GUARDS OF WASHINGTON
FORMED IN ALEXANDRIA
Charter for National Patriotic Or
ganization Is Received From
Corporation Body.
By Stan Correspondent Of The Star.

BY Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September IS
The charter of the Guards Of WASH
tngton, Inc, national patriotic Or
ganization with headquarters in this
city, was received by the clerk of court
here today from the State Corporation
Commission
The organization will be "consecrated
to the task of keeping alive an tntelli-
gent and sane appreciation OF the
simple and wholesome ideals Of the
America symbolized by President George
Washington" the charter states.
Officers of the Guard Of washington
are given as Arnold Kruchman, presi-
dent Of Washington: G. B. Gilbert. sec
retary, Of the Smithsonian Institution,
Washington; Dan S. Hollenga, director
Alexandria. and Robert S. Mebane. d.
rector. Blowing Rock, N. G.
Headquarters of the new patriotic
body are to be at 11s South Fairfax
street.