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resolution in 1922, I wish to express
the hope that the ideal of the estab-
lishment of the national Jewish home
in Palestine, as embodied in that decla-
ration will continue to prosper for the
good of all the people inhabiting the
Holy land.
II have watched with genuine ad-
miration the steady and unmistakable
progress made in the rehabilitation of
Palestine, which. desolate for centuries,
is now renewing its youth and vitality
through the enthusiasm, hard work and
self-sacrifice of the Jewish pioneers who
toll there in spirit of peace and So
cial justice.
1T is very gratifying to note that
many American Jews, zionists as we'll
as non-Zionists. have rendered such
splendid service to this cause, which
merits the sympathy and moral en-
couragement of every one"
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lit Mrntnrtaut

BROWN, FRANCES ANAsTASIA. In sad but
9ynF tey 9f 0gr dfy9tsd Sagsh
died seven years aeo today, November 4,
HER FATHER AND MOTHER, AMBROSE
AND FANNIE BROWN.
kRAusE' JOHN. In sad but loving Iemsm-
brance Of our dear father. JOHN KRAUSE,
years ago today, November l. 1910.
LOVING Gonfi cS1HpRP% Pnt PS! fqEE2ttsR EgNHs4 ZINE.
AND PAULINE.
LIPSCOMB. WILLIAM Z. In loving mem
ory Of my dear husband WILLIAM Z.
LIPSCOMB. who passed into The great
4, I92a
Ny darling husband. it cannot be
That YOU are very far from me
or e.se l could not feel You here
see your smile. hear your voice
us Tfnsly EIs DS1c,lrEI1 s9C1 ean1 J4Tv be w[ong
LIPsCOMB. WILLIAM f. tribute OF love
LIAM E IfPscoMB. Who GtTgHyt depsrted Wills tbf,
NE three yaers ago today, November T.
The month OF November once NOR. is here.
To US the saddest OF the year,
Because three years ago today
3Is G3Is l3C5vf fUvfNo 6T0thsT aIgTga gaSSed p syay
REip AND bEVoTED B \ BROTHER. yAfEs ).
OWENS. CHARLES NJ In loving memory
N % oWENs Wso psssed aRa9 IL SaA Yd7
HIS BEyoTED WIFE. KATHRYN 3.
OWENS, AND SON, c. R OWENS
SHEPPARD. HANNAH In sad remen-
brance Of our dear mother, HANNAH
SHEPPARD, who left us one yesr sTo
today, November 4. 1891.
We DO not know the pain you bore.
We did not see you die,
We only know you went away
without a word o. good-by.
LEROY AND EDNA. .
sTRoTHER. EMMA v In sad but loving
Y sTRoTHER who passed 10 the sreat
1918.
No one knows how much I miss you.
NO one knows the bitter pain
nave suffered since lost you
Life has never been the same
on; mother. thy gentle voice is hushed,
my warm. true heart is still.
ana on thy pale and peaceful face
Is resting deaths cold chill.
Heaven now retains our treasure.
Earth the lcwly casket keeps
And the sunbeams long 10 linger
Where our sanity mother sleeps
LONELY SSIrI9- Y, DAUGHTER. RACHEL VIOLA
TAYLOR, MATTHEW NJ. sR. In sad but
and father. MATTHEW NJ. TAYLOR, 81
VINO departed this life four years aeo to-
day November 4 1928.
Your heart was the truest in all the wide
Your love the best to recall:
For no one on earth can take your place,
H1SS Soq 1I.Te,iET are stlIl the h9r dearest Of all
TAYLOR AND LAWRENCE C. TAY-
TIBBs, RALPH PAYNE. In loving memory
O. ppT pI, 1eioysd N son, brother and nephew.
y 'A'3 4'O' N0zSai2ef THE FAMILY /; NY {.
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Brandeis Of the United States Supreme

Brandeis Of the United States Supreme
Court, who discussed the history Of the
Zionist organization, and Judge Milton
Strasburger, who described the first
meetings of the body in 1917.
Louis Spigler was elected president
of the Washington zionists for his Sec
ond term at last nights meeting. Other
officers elected to serve with him are
Mrs. John Safer and Isadore Hirsh-
field, vice presidents; Samuel Freed
man, treasurer, and Sylvia Rosenfeld,
secretary.
The following Executive Committee
members were elected: Charles j.
Stein, John M Safer, 1. Joseph Mayo,
Paul Himmelfarb Rabbi Solomon Metz,
Bernard Danzansky and Arthur
Gottleib.
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Marriage Licenses.

wilber J. Eccleston. 40. 1000 10th st,
ana Anna F., Waring, 30' GIG Quebec pi''
Alfred j. Loda. -. 424 18th st. and Anne
E Jackson. %. 1722 10th ST. Rev. Edward
Alexander c. McFarlain, 81. 4l"2 Illinois
ave. and Virginia N. Mscomber' 20. 1871
Robert l. Jones, "2. 1919 Bay st. Sc. and
Katheryn F. Pickett, 1s. 14l3 N St; Rev. L.
Frank Bell. 80, 1910 11th st. and Helen
Hunter, "a, ll14 @ st; Rev. r. G. Hunter.
Stonewall Ballard. a.. oO2 New York ave,
and Matte Keith. 81, @0@ New York ave-
Rev. w. II Gaines.
William T. Fielder %. 135l,a L L,,M St Sc Sc.
Rev Harry V. Schaeffer.
Donald A. Lewis, 81. 1900 G st. and
Bertha A. Treptow, 10. Trenton, N. j.; Rev.
ROYd.
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Dratha.

vember 2, 1882. at 4:25 am. At George
town uniyersity Hospital. JOHN @ NJ be-
and father of Mrs. w. S. Hall, Mrs. John
F. Major and John M. Becker; jr. Fu-
10Th St Sc. Saturday November 5. at
$40 am. thence to St Peters Church,
where mass will be said at am. Tor the
repose Of his soul. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
tery
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Dpatha.

E Ndif hsr Es'its9s: ssss.j 4Ss e.: ssss,
isasf + she9k and mother eoofo of Mr' T1s <.
yai Mr. T N shtnk rnd and n Mr! Nffeses. Pieyd Z
Chambers Co. funeral home. 400 Chaplin
st. NV. Notice OF funeral later.
sPAEPH. ELINoR MAY. On Friday No
tsEe em69r ,er4scd a. d932 At her Tssids9ce SSt
be@yed 09leFt %fe Of cite tSe Md a. JohH e
Sn.Idi SSpaeph Remains resting at qasch Sons,
from from above Darlors on Saturday: Novem-
Lancaster, Pa.
ToLsoN. EDWIN ALoNZo On Thursday.
p3s RDwfN AIoNzo son HoS 81
Thomas E; and Mary E. Tolson; He
Toson mourn sons ONE" Maurice iSSs WE aofG Toison
two brothers. three sisters and a host OF
Gti. other relatives and . friends. Remains
lors,, N. J. ave and R st. NV. Services
at, at above parIoIs: at Pm. saturdsy, No
9, Kilmarnock Va. 8
ToRNEY. ARTHUR ("BUcK"). On wednes-
day, November 2. 1882, at $50 pm, AZ
Walter Reed Hospital, ARTHUR CbUcKj
Torney OF Leonar ardtown. Md. and brother
Of Mrs; Frances swailes. Hattie Boyden.
Bowen F's fnE 12Td'a at saf JARVIS AFPs. Fa
neral parior Funeral Saturday. Novem
per y. at y m, from 81. Augustine
Church. 1nterment in Arlington Cemetery.
FRIENDS and relatives invited.
TURNER. AMY c. Suddenly, on THURSDAY.
November 3 1892, AMY. C. TURNER, wife
OF Walter A Turner and mother OF Rosser
home, SIG II st. ne, on Saturday, No
Iember D. at 1870 am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
WASHINGTON, REV. WILLIAM. On Thurs
day November 3. 1892, at am. at the
residence OF his daughter 402 St n "
Rev WILLIAM WASHINGTON, devoted
father Of Willie N Washington, Geneva
Smith Vivian Sykes and Sarah Conway.
brother OF George. John. Eddie and Salhe
Washington. He also leaves 5 grandchil-
dTen and one great-grardchild Funeral
Monday. November = az ] 30 m. from
Salem Baptist Church. Remains resting
at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church
tery.
WEST, REGINA ELLIOT. On Wednesday
RRGINH RRREGsIm2eF Tir1oT ~ wrs7 4 New Y9Tk CITY
Cara F, Eliot and Inc the late Charles 4,
Elliot. She leaye5 q husband. two daush-
ters and SUl IL New YORK and sOr.
James E West. in Washington D. c.
Funeral services Saturday, November s,
at 10 am. al Mount OLVet Cemetery.
WRIGHT, ETHEL. On Thursday. Novem-
Der 3. 1882. at her late residence. 1862
nR Wife Of Rdvard ETWEt Whit "FtfHr bso1fd
mother OF Mrs. Edna Brown. sister OF
Fannie Bowler. Nellie Lee. Ellen Wilson,
John and Halle Bowler, She also leaves
other relatives and host Of friends
Remains resting at the John r Rhlnes
neral Saturday. November 5, at 2 pm,
at Milford, Va.
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LoSA.
DOG-Collie mixed with shepherd; light tan
and white. bushy white tail: answers name
OF Rex Reward offered Adams slqa.
poG-tGerman pointer dog lost, on road
tan head with narrow white stripe in fore
head, tan ears, tan on right side of neck.
large tan spot on back and each side.
small tan. spot on end Of back. remainder
white with tan specks. Answers to name
Of Major" Reward. $50 Phone or write
Thomas A. Middleton. Waldorf. Md.
EYE GLASSES AND CHAIN. in woodward &
Lothrops fitting room Reward Apt 3G4
5420 Conn. ave. Ceve. 5000.
EYEGLASSES-Lost Monday, between Todd
place and Bryant st. ne. Call Potomac
1871. Reward. 81
GLASSES. white gold frame Nov l. Re
ward. 1904 Kilbourne pl. NV. Col. 3624-W
POLICE DOG, dark brown. female. :
months old. on Wednesday. Reward. Call
172S Col rd. z. Lee.
SUIT CASE-Blsck. containing lady's robe
and baby clothes; vicinity Wis. ave. near
Cathedral; about am. November 4. Pres
ton. Nat. 6S7o.
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LOYALTY BRINGS ADDED
DUTIES TO AIR CORPS
Spanish Flyers Decline Promotions
After Companions Are
Exiled.

MADRID (P.-The handful of air
corps officers who were loyal to the re-
public through hte recent monarchist
uprising. are doing double duty.
After many Of their comrades had
been exiled they asked Manuel Azana
minister of war, to let them carry on
the corps work and not to give them
anv promotions.
The officers explained their Quixotic
conduct was based on disinclination to
profit from acts aimed at the republic
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair and
warmer, with lowest temperature about
"A degrees tonight; tomorrow cloudy
and warmer gentle southeast and south
winds increasing Saturday.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair and
warmer tonight: tomorrow cloudy and
warmer; showers tomorrow afternoon
or night In extreme west portion.
River Report.
Potomac River little cloudy and
Shenandoah River slightly muddy this
morning
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MRS. LENA J. HART, President.
LOUISE LEWIS, Fin Sec

!, 1899. ANNIE BOUCHER jnee carey.
beloved wife Of the late Thomas Boucher
and mother Of Mary A Boucher. Mrs,
James Lynch and Mrs. John j. Hughes
Funeral from her late residence, 225 II
St ne. on Saturday morning, November
>. at $50 O'Clock; thence to St Aoysius
Church. where requiem high mass viii be
sung at 9 O'Clock for the repose of her
soul. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery -
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LEAST AFFECTED.
Palestine Held Less Hit by World
Depression.

Palestine, of all the nations he Wis
tied during a recent European trip, is
the least affected by the worldwide de-
preston, Paul Himmelfarb, Washington
business man. told District Zionists at
a meeting last night in the Jewish Com
munity Center. People of Palestine,
he said. are not wanting for food and
other necessities of life, many of them
not being aware Of the world depres-
sion
Other speakers were Justice Louis D.
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LOST.

GERMAN POLICE DOG-Larse, male, me
dium dark; Pa ave. Sc, Nov. 8. Owner
call Lin. 00OS.
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yember 3, 1892. at Walter Reed Genera
Hospital. FREDERICK A, beloved hus-
band Of Mildred A. Burr. Funeral serv-
ices at the residence OF his wife's father
Mahlon George Phoebus 232 Park ave
Takoma Park. Nd, Saturday, Novem-
per D, at 9:3O a m. Relatives and friends
invited to attend. Masonic services by
Washington Centennial Lodge. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery
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FOREIGN.
(7am., Greenwich time. today J
DR.. Thomas E. Green to Speak.

(SpeciaD DIR. Thomas E Green OF
Washington will speak here Sunday
evening at a union service in the Bap-
tist Church in the interests Of the an
nual membership drive of the Red
Cross.
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CLAYTON. LAURA D. On Friday. No

Der :, 1872, al 4 m, al the residence
OF her son. 42S South Spruce st, Lyon
PARK, Clarendon. Va, LAURA D. CLAY
TON, widow of the late Charles T. Clay
ton. ST. She is survived by three sons,
z. St. Clair Clayton of Panama, Charles
CLAYTON OF Washington. d c. and Don
aid W. Clayton OF Clarendon, Va. and
one daughter, Mrs J. B. Hughes Of I'm
perial Beach. Calf Remains resting at
the Ives funeral home, 80 Wilson blvd
Clarendon, Va. Funeral Sunday, Novem-
Der D. al pm, from Ives chapel In
tns tte1msent Eomney. W Va at IL O'Clock
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River Report.
Report for Last "a Hours.
Tide Tables

Highest, So, noon today. Year ago, 65
Lowest, 33, 400 am. today. Year
400 AZ
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CHASE. MOLLIE V. on WednesdaY. Nnrem.

Der ?. 1882. at her residence. 1I6 La
mont st. NV, MOLLIE CHASE devoted
mother OF Charles s. Chase She also
leaves other relatives and friends Re
mains resting at the W Ernest Jarvis
funeral church. 1892 U st. NV. until 3
pm. Friday, thereafter at the above res
idence. Funeral Saturday. November 5,
a. ! m, from Metropolitan Baptist
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DrathH.

BECKER; JOHN NJ The Frat, FTaternal N p.OfSsT 0rSsT
JOHN NJ. BECKER. on November .. 1892.
Eagle services will be held at m. Fri
day. November a. at G46 10Th st. Sc. All
mem bers requested TO attend both Easle
services and funeral service. which Will be
held Saturday. November 5, at am, at
746 10Th St Sc.
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FOUND.

More than 10000 coolies are employed
in the coal mine at Hongya, China.
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FURNISHED by United States Coast anc
Geodetic Survey)
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The Sun and Moon.

Rises. Sets.
| Sun, today E. 6:38 sos
! Sun. tomorrow 639 5:04
Moon, today. l:C4pm 1887 am
| Automobile lights must be turned on
one-han hour after sunset.
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CHASE. MoLLIE Y; Al officers and mem

bers of Electa Chapter No 8. o E S
please meet at Metropolitan Baptist
Church, r St between 10Th and 18th sts
NV. Saturday November ,, 1872, at
> 30 p m. 10 attend the funeral OF p NJ
Hon. Lady MOLIIE Y CHASE BY order
Of MAGGIE SIMMS p NJ.
RALPH BARBOUR, p. P.
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TURNER, AMY c. Suddenly, on THURSDAY
November 3, 1892, AMY C. TURNER, wife
OF Walter A. Turner and mother OF Rosser
A. Turner. Funeral from the Deal funeral
home, SIG II st. ne, on Saturday, No
yember 8, at 1870 am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery
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JUDGE ROBERT E MAT-TINGLY.

November 3. 1899. at the residence OF
his daughter. Mrs. Charles Musgrove
Brookville. Md, THMOAS JONES BEN
SON. aged "a years. Funeral services No
vember s. at 80 pm, at Brookville NJ.
tery.
BOOKER. ELLA v. The Ladies' Cliff Rock
Society announces the death OF Mrs. ELLA
V. BOOKER. Funeral was Friday. No
yember 4. 1882, at L pm, from John
Baptist Church, F st. between 3rd and
4 "a SITS. S.W.
MRS. LENA j HART. President
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DELANEY. ROSCOE H. On "

November =. 1892 at pm. at his resi-
dence, ll34 Park I'd. NV, ROSCOE H.
DELANEY. D. D. S, devoted son OF Robert
F. and Katie Simons Delaney. beloved
brother OF Audrey. Delaney Gates and
grandson OF CorneNa Wilson. He also
leaves to mourn his departure other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains tenn
porarily resting at the John T Rhnes
funeral chapel 3rd and Eye sts sw..
until Friday. November 4. thereafter at
his late residence. Funeral Saturday,
November 5, at pm, from the above
reeidence
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JONES. JOHN EDWARD On Tbursdsv

JoNts' JoHN tDNARD. On Thursday.
November 3. 1892, at his residence. 31O
H st. s.w. JOHN EDWARD JONES. the
devoted husband of Mamie Jones, loving
brother of Clarence and William Jones.
He also leaves other relatives and friends
to mourn his departure Remains rest
ing at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel,
3rd and Eye sts sw. Notice OF funeral
Lot
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JONES, THERESA. On Wednesday Novem-

JONES, THERESA. On Wednesday. Novem-
ber :" 1899. at Frtedmens Hospital
THERESA JONES. wife OF Ruley Jones
d,e!oIed daughter Of FiorenSe Edwards;
Claude Matthews ard granddauehter Of
Elizabeth HAYES. Remains resting at the
W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1892 U
st. NV. until Saturday noon, thereafter
at her late. residence. sos L st. NV. Fu-
neral Sunday, Nov. 6. at pm. from
Third Baptist Church.. 9th and @ SITS. NV.
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WASHINGTON. REV. WILLIAM On rh
WEST; Regina ELLIOT: On Wednesday.

November .. 1872. in New York CITY
REGINA ELLIOT WEST dsuehter Of
Clara Elliot and the late Charles
Elliot. She leaye5 a husband two dauEh-
ters and son III New YORK and sor
James Z. West. in WASHINGTON. D. C.
Funeral services Saturday, November s,
az " q m. a. Mount OAEet Cemetery.
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SHENK. MOLLIE z. On Friday, Novem-
Der 4, 1882. at her residence, 1923 2sth
st NV, MOLLIE E. beloved wife Of
ISasc T: Shenk and mother OF Mr.. C. r.
Shenk. Mrs. Irene Harpne OF Nokesville,
Va; Mr.. F. NJ. Shenk and Mr.. Floyd E.
Shenk. Remains resting in the w. W.
chambers Co. funeral home, 400 Chaplin
st, Notice of funeral later
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A stock of $500 St. Albans Suits at $3.50
assures you perfect fit and selection. Saxony
cloths, hard and unfinished worsteds, chew
lots and serges in all the new shades of blue,
gray and brown. Our tailors have won
themselves an enviable reputation for their
perfect.ftting service.
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FEGAN, JOHN. On Thursday, November 3,
1892, at his residence. 56l7 Eighth ST.
w, JOHN. beloved son OF Bernard F
and Ona A. Fegan. Funeral from his late
residence on Saturday November 3, at
$50 am; thence 10 the Church Of the
am for the repose Of his soul. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Mount
Ollvet Cemetery.
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1osTINETT. FLORENCE E. On Thursday

10 IINLII fLUhENCE Z. On IhuTSday,
sanitarium, Takoma Park. Nd after "a a
lingering illness. FLORENCE z cos
IlNETT. mother Of Mrs. H. L. Merring
Services private at the S. H Hines Co
funeral home. 2a0l I4th ST. W. Satur-
day. Noyember 3. Please omit flowers.
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BROWN, FRANCES ANAsTASIA In sad but
loving remembrance of our devoted daugh-
ter, FRANCES ANASTASIA BROWN. who
died seven years ago today, November 4,
1925
HER FATHER AND MOTHER, AMBROSE
AND FANNIE BROWN
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day November ., 1882. at her residence,
Franklin Park. Va. ELIZABETH PAIRS
LEY ILER. beloved wife OF the late Ira
Her. She is survived by three sons Her
bert Foster. James and Tiffn Her. and
three daughters. Mrs. Ethel Bullock Mrs.
Lula King and Mrs. Mamie Powers Re
mains resting at the Ives funeral home.
3lo Wilson blvd. Clarendon. Va. Fu-
neral Saturday, November g. at . 80 D m.
from Ives chapel Interment Columbia
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washington In wardman Park Theater
tonight, tomorrow and Saturday, Is not
confined to members of the organiza-
tion. Among the many reservations for
these performances already received are
those Of DR.. and Mrs. Frank w. Ballou.
DR.. and Mrs. George c. Havenner, Mr..
and Mrs. walter Bruce Howe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant F. Miller. jr.: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic Allen whiting. Mr.. and Mira.
Thomas w. Sidwell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest G. walker.
Among the many washingtonians
who are interested in the activities OF
the Drama Guild are Mr.. w. Hayes
Yeager, who is president Of the organi-
zstion. and Mrs. Fulton Lewis. who Is
vice president. The other members OF
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months, will 60 tomorrow to New York
and sail for the Pacific Coast. going
through the Panama Canal. DR.. Alder
ten is professor of mathematics at Mills
College. in Oakland. Calf, and for
merly lived in Washington, where he
attended Central High School.
Mrs. Dalcs o. Kinsman, chairman OF
the Program Committee, Will PRESIDE at
the dinner to be given tomorrow eve
ming at 7 o'clock by the American As
sociation Of University Women. with
Mr.. Frederic william Vile as honor
guest and speaker OF the evening.
Mrs. Maris NJ Profftt will introduce
Mr.. vile, who viii discuss the Late
Unpleassntness, his subject relating to
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who will arrive today from New York
for final rehearsal with the group; MI.
Harry welker, who will come from Bal
timore tomorrow. and by Miss Jane
Duncombe and Miss Virginia Campbell,
who already have arrived from New
York to take part in the recital.
Miss Alice Louise Hunter OF wash
i-ington will Be soloist. appearing m
ther own psychological dance creation,
which she calls "Madman." Mr.. Paul
Bradbury Walter. also of this city, will
appear with Miss Gardiner in the Span
ish ballet Eel Amor Brujo." which, being
interpreted, means Love, the Magi-
cian."
Many parties will precede the recital,
which bids fair to be one of the alto
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MFR. and Mrs. Humphries Given
Rcce1tion Tomorrow Evening.

@S~ S>~~
MFR and Mrs. Humphries Given
Recontion Tomorrow Evening.
MIR and mrs. Tucker Humphries. who
will leave the first Of December for ST.
Louis to make their home. VIII be the
c1,ests of honor at reception tomorrow
which Miss Marion Hartley, pre-ieent
of the Episcopal Young Peoples So
ciety. and Mr.. j. Russell Lowe are ar
ranging at the Iron Gate at CLOCK.
The members of the Young Peoples So
ciety, of the Toe H and the l.. +. l..
have been invited. and assisting IN re-
ceiving will be Miss sally HeW5 fnil-
lips, president of L. P. L., ana Mr.
Cole--an Jennings, president OF the
Tee H
Mr. end Mrs. Hurnphries viii join
Rev Albert Woolfall, who formerly was
IN washington, in st, Louis. where they
+ will continue their work in social
service.
The Board of Trustees of the Cor
coran Gallery of Art has sent out CARDS
for the opening private view OF the !3lh
exhibition Of contemporary American
oil paintings Saturday evening, Decsm-
Der 3, at 8 o'clock.
Miss Dorothy Cammer. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs P. H Cammer OF Front
Royel. and Lieut.. Themes H. Thomp-
son of the Front Royal Remount De-
partment, were married Saturday, No
yenber le, in Hagerstown Md.
Lieut.. and Mrs Thomson will sail
about January for the Philippine
Islands, where he has been assigned to
duty for two years.
Mrs. Charles Beverly Ewing again Is
In washington for the Winter season.
and has an apartment at the Grafton.
DR.. Nina M Alderton. who has beer
visiting in washington for three
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of Ware. Mass: Miss Marguerite Arm
strong Sullivan Of Cranford. N. j.:
Miss Dorothy Lenney Of Potsdai11. N.
Y, and Miss Margaret Gilmer OF Har-
risburg, Pa: and the four class presi-
dents, Miss Aileen Crimmings Of Bos-
ton; Miss Winnifred Hanely of Glen
brook, Conn; Miss Margaret Moore OF
Yonkers, N. Y, and Miss Monica
Presiding at the tea tables will be
members of the senior class-Miss Eliz-
aoeth Feist of Buffalo; Miss Kathleen
Moran of Boston: Miss Carmella Kahl
of Davenport, Iowa; Miss Mary Deming
of Hartford, Conn; Miss Claire Killeen
Of Brooklyn. N Y; Miss Dorothy Dunn
Of Baltimore. and Miss Maurica Gala
han of wichita. Kans.
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eetl1er delightful events OF the Thanks
giving holiday season here.
Can't. ]. C. Wheaton, q. S. A.. en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday evening at
the Rossohu Castle Club.
Mrs. S. Bingham Martin has gone to
Philadelphia for the Thanksgiving holi-
days, and will &c the guest Of her SIS
ter-in-law. Mrs. Albert II. Ashby, at the
Barclay.
The students of Trinity College will
be hostesses this afternoon at their
annual Thanksgiving tea from 4 to
o'clock.
In the receiving line will be officers
of the Student Government Association
of the senior class-Miss Betty Rohan
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the recent political campaign. On ac-
count of the interest shown In the
lecture. the dinner has been opened 10
members of the club and their guests,
although reservations must be MADE
before 8 O'Clock this evening.
Among the honor guests Will be MI.
and Mrs. Erwin Cahan. who have lately
returned to Washington from Geneva.
where Mr.. Cahan had been assigned to
newspaper duty in connection with the
conferences CT the League of Nations
and the Disarmament Conference.
Drama Guild to Present
"Tte SqualP this Evening.
The interest in THE Squall," to be
rresented hY the Drama Gulld OF
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the Board Of Trustees are Miss Sinyl
Baker, Mr. Clifford X. Bergman, Mr..
william S. Corby. Mrs. Marie Moore
Forrest. Capt. Doyle o. Hickey. Mr..
Brad w. Holmes. Mr.. George W. Onutt,
jr.; Judge Mary O'Toole, Mrs. Eliza.
beth K Peoples. Miss Ethel Prince and
Mrs, Maude Howell Smith.
Prominent among the events of
Thankspiving week in the Capital City
will be the Autumn recital by the Lisa
Gardiner dance group Saturday evening
at $3.50 o'clock In Central High School
auditorium, uneer auspices of the Gen.
trail Community Center. This popular
group of dancers Of Washington viii
be assisted by Mr.. Michael Nicholof
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Der of pre-nupt!al parties were given
for the bride.
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These adorable
little dollies come
with a tub that
really holds water,
a canvas dressing
table. sponge and
wash cloth. besides
a dainty little dress,
slip, bonnet, moe
casinS and socks.