Evening star., 1933-12-10

WHO WllOiH n sIOup
of cabinet members ran across the stage
in terror, followed moment later by a
group of returning Congressman yelling
Get EN-" Kill EN-" The shades Of
William Penn and William Pitt walked
at night seeking Mellon and Ware, but
met a newsboy shouting the Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia election returns and
hurried back to their tombs.
List of Guests.
The list of guests follows:
The President of the United States.
The Ambassador Of Turkey.
The Ambassador Of Italy.
The Ambassador of France.
The Ambassador of Germany
The Chief Justice of the United
States.
The Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives
The Secretary of War.
The Attorney General.
The Secretary of the Navy.
The Secretary Of the Interior.
The Secretary Of Agriculture
The Secretary of Commerce.
The Minister of China.
Eugene G. Adams, Bethesda, Md;
Phelps Adams, the New York Sun; Mer-
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tions: George E. Allen. Commissioner of
District of Columbia Walter Fox Allen,
Newark, N. j.: Hale Anderson, Caldwell,
N. j.: Paul Y. Anderson, the St. Louis
Post-Dispatch: Matthew C. Armstrong
Hampton; Robert B. Armstrong; Her
bert S. Auerbach, Salt Lake City; NJ H.
| Aylesworth. New York City.
Hugh Baillie, the United Press Asso-
Cations; Carlisle Bargeron, the WASH
ington Post; William L. Barnard, Brook
line. Mass; Hugh W. Barr, Robert
Barry, New York City; Bernard M. Ba-
ruch, New York City; Norman w. Bax-
ter, Edwin De T. Bechtel. New York
City; Edward S. Beck. the Chicago Tri-
I oune; Thomas H. Beck. Golfers Weekly;
Paul Bellamy, the Cleveland Plain
Dealer; Robert j. Bender, the United
Press Associations; E. G. Bennett, Fed
eral Deposit Insurance Corporation: Ira
E. Bennett, Washington Post; George A.
Benson. the Minneapolis Journal; James
A. Beresford, the Booth Newspapers; C..
K. Bergman. The Washington Evening
Star; James T. Bergman, The Wash
ngton Evening Star; Paul Bestor, Mont
clair, N. j.; Barry Bingham, the Cou-
rler-Journal, Louisville. KY: Eugene r.
Black, governor Federal Reserve Board :
Paul Block, the Paul Block newspapers:
DR. Walter A. Bloedorn; Sol Bloom.
Representative from New York; John S.
Blue, Canton, Ohio; Samuel G.. Blythe,
Saturday Evening Post; Harold Boes-
chenstein. Toledo: DR. Edward A. Bo-
cock Samuel B. Botsford. Buffalo; DR..
w. Sinclair Bowen, J. F. M. Bowie,
Thomas w. sBrahany. Raymond P.
Brandt. president National Press Club:
Capt. Taylor Branson, Marine Barracks:
Post; DR.. Paris E. Brengle, Frank S.
Bright. Fred A. Britten, Representative
from Illinois; Thomas j. Brogan, Chief
Justice Supreme Court of New Jersey;
John st. Clair Brookes, tr.: Alvin
Brown, Ashmun Brown. Providence
Journal; George Rothwell Brown. Wash
lngton Herald Harry j. Brown, Salt
Lake Tribune; Lewis H Brown. New
York City; Thad H. Brown, vice chair
man Federal Radio Commission: H. E.
c. Bryant; Gene Buck, Great Neck.
Long Island; E. A. Byel, Baltimore;
Walker Buel, jr.; Walker S. Buel, Cleve-
land Plain Dealer; Ellsworth Bunker.
New York City; Gilbert w. Burdett,
new York City; E. G. Burkham, st.
LOUIS. MO; Edward H. Butler, the Buff
iaIo evening News; Harry F. Byrd, SEN
ator from Virginia.
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merer, director national parks: Erwin
d. Canham, the Christian Science Mon
ltor: Dan A. Carroll, New York CITY:
A. G.. Case, William r. Castle, William
M Chadborne, New York City: Paul NJ.
Cherry. G. Bowie Chapman, Brice Clag-
EFT, Raymond Clapper, the United
Press; Delbert Clark, the New York
Times; Edward B. Clark, Edward T.
clark, DR.. William Earl. Clark. Howe
T. Cochran, Chevy Chase, Md; Clemant
Cochran Buffalo; Rev. Henry Teller
Cooke, Chevy Chase, Md; Joseph v.
Connolly. International News Service;
Kent Cooper, the Associated. Press:
william S. Corby. Chevy Chase, Md. !:
Jonn j. Cornwell, Baltimore, Md;
Edward Costigan, Robert j. Cottrell,
John H. Cowles, Harry M. Crandall.
George D. Crofts, Buffalo, N. Y; John
F, Crosby, Washington. D. c.; r. j. Cud-
dihy, the Literary Digest; DR.. Hugh S.
cumming, surgeon general. Public
Health Service; j. Harry Cunningham.
Chevy Chase, Md; J, Max Cunningham,
Chevy Chase, Md; Herbert Curtis.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
George Davis, Kansas CITY. Mo !.
Howard Davis, the New York Herald
Tribune; Frederic A. Delano. Preston
Delano, San Francisco, Calf; William
Denman, San Francisco, Calf: Fred
erick L. Devereaux, New York Citv.
Walter G.. Distler, Clarence Dodge
Henry L. Doherty, New York City: DR..
Edward G. Dolan, Hartford: DR.. Fran
CTS D. Donoghue, Boston: John r. Dom
ahue. Hartford; DR.. James M. Dorau
arthur S. Draper, the Literary Digest:
Lewis w. Douglas, director of the
budget; John Fl. Downing, Front Roval
va F. G. Dumaine, jr., Weston, Mass.
stephen T. Early, Secretary to the
President: Fred East, Washington. D.
G.; Joseph B. Ely, Governor of Massa-
chusetts; Solomon Elsuer. Hartford
Conn; Victor Emanuel. New York City:
Rlcnard P. Ernst, former Senator from
Kentucky; Henry Ess, Kansas City, Mo.
): Fred Essary, Baltimore Sun; Joshua
Evans, Jr., Lee L. Evans, the Cincinnati
enquirer; Silliman Evans, Third Assist
ant Postmaster General; Frederick
Ewing, New York City; Orman w.
Ewing. Democratic national committee
man Of Utah.
John H. Fahey, chairman, Federal
Home Loan Bank Board; Warren c.
Fairbanks, the Indianapolis News; Her.
man Fakler, Barry Faris, international
News Service; Patrick M. Feeney. the
Newark Evening News; Carter Field,
the Boston Herald; Lincoln Filene, Bcs-
ton; Robert v. Fleming, Mark Foote,
Grand Rapids Press; Walter A. Foote,
department Of State: Rudolph Forster,
executive secretary, White House.
Edwin w. Gableman, Cincinnati En-
uuirer. Burt @ Garnett Caret Garrett