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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-06-10
TOOL COUNTY
~ TesAa Cswnay AbssEmee o.,
SHELLEY. MOMTAmA
AasIONaERNTa o. RoYl

ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
Harold s. Johpeon, 70 Razsha
Ioueia Cope, IA o. III on HXMEa
1881 West 81
James Harvey Dixon to Monalta
on Company Ltds 1915 on sEasWA
-9 Alberta a. beyeSopnent CO. 70 ASenslta
on Co., Ltd, &B% Of OIL and gas
from Monalta No. 3 on SW39W3
1877 West. 35ss Of gas from Mon
alta No. 4. on SEASE1 1874 w. 81.
ASSIGNMENT ON OIL a GAS
AaMABM8
rt 3. Il swl SI ]: s;sasI o Lot. c. !,
5-6-a,lD. Sec. 9. Lots xs9-s-4. NRSEa,
sW5NWa bnsBW3 81, NtNwa sw5
NW4 pG NE3NW3 1T-97-3 West. Sea
SASW4 1-3Y-4 WeAk g.
Alberta Pacific Consolidated Oils
LIZ asases III c eSasw Id Ia w. y II Il
berta Development CO. gWa s, Lots
45-0-1-10, EaBWa lea9Wa q: Lots i.a-
ga, NE8 EhNw4 EaSWA q. NWa SRA
Sw i5sE.s Wet; sks sls#s i-sT.
Ass Msa mkkf or on i GAS LEASE
4 sWVaNwi NssWs g. Lots 1910.
s.; Lot 1, NEaNWa 7-$7-4Tw. 81.
Ray g, Rarkuloe "a c. n. Croker
Lot 4, SW4NWa NaSW3 5, Lots 1-2-
1D-11, SaNEs NAaM2 BW&sEa SEA
SW3 8; Lot 1. NEzNW4 7-37-4W. 81.
LIS FmNwENs
Hollam Company vs. r. G. Tarrant
ct al Aetf0H 30 quiet title N the
NE3SE3 S34E5 NW3&W4 gASW3 ~,
sKSsEa "a NWz NW4NEa slNEt
NASE3 34-37-1E.
aWERTFEss CERTKwxCATE OF SALE
o. d. Clark, Sheriff, for Buffalo
OIL & Gas Co., TO Albert B0ernek.
Leasehold on NB3&H3 - EW3SW3
24-35-2 west. &20@00
M0TFCR or CANCELLATION OF
OF OIL 8 GAS LEASE
Saskatoon Sunburst Syndicate. 70
John Bthridge SWSNB1 W2SE3 1884
1 West
mKI.EAeE or OIL q GAS LEASE
Ohio on Company 70 Ostvik Norum
SE4SW3 SWaSE3 1852 West
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WYOMING TRIES
our new Law
ON OIL INDUSTRY

wyskng. 'eradls 81 ne ~
finfss andastry" ia the Rocky
aGoaAEaAn region, Has 3 bOlilaeai
Dat4ls on. 70 eeApel redactssh
IN eaollhs prices. Cbntahenaai,
stAmaAra o. IndlaAA ana 1exAeo
have seen cited 10 expIain on
June ~ why gasoline prices in
wyoAAng should not De tower
TA@ aes4on d under the new
antiaiAcriminatfoh law which =
similar to the south Dakota law,
upheld BY the D. 8. Supreme
Court wyoming would make
local gasoline prices similar
to prices In the Dakotas. less
freaght cnarges.
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FROM TIE
RECORDS
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c Texans % John c. koprv.
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=. 81 van Dennark e vir b Eatelle
Vincent e 81 zs$ IN siNEt ss-ss-
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saes 5 wn, A. eKens IS e IS
= sJ saSs snsss a . hAs q.
h srss sFsSks ass sWsaEa sssws
y. r. Getty q RiFst Nafismaa Bshk
Of Browning ~ % III Ia Lots q
8 &NtNW5 aWa 49,.
Verne Z; M9tAer. e ux e MIS-.
Frseiaan. Tz4aen 8 Essszan, Atfss.
at k.sv 2ss z W. -s-s;
Ia Il gss A. ssEa Trsz-B. 81.
W. C waEntore 70 Olive 81 Ma
oeAa 1-le 81 IL h sWt S-ss-& ga
j Is Il sEssEs 4. sssws sNssEs
:. ..i sane : spns IS Of * in saNEl
QUIT CLAKE DIED
Hazel q. Davis e vir 70 Fred r.
or AND Gas LEASE
ii EssEs M-ss-s -
AssT6NtgHNTs aF OIL a GAS
LEAsEa
W. ~ Fulton to Fulton Common
wealth on Co. sw3 IS, ElsEa, IS
,Rsyisy & croson 70 cnt Bank Teas.
ing a Royalty Corporation 12SH IN
lease covering E4SEa %. WfSWs
$3.50. 81.
AGRKkszNNT
William W. Gtaplin e TX 70 Nom
tana Power Gas Company, All files.
contracts, abstracts. office eqBirmenf
furniture. airport hanger at Cut Bank
an autoe, tracks, tractors, al xele-
phone lines, water wells, confFacts
agreements. all accounts, bills receiv-
able and permits, etc, and HE5 J.
M aB-3s-5. Lot 4 in fs-38-H. E4SE4
rs, SW3 NRkSE4 NEaNE3 saeEz 81
W4W3 S5-35-5, Lot 4 In 2, Lots /,
2, b. 4, In 3 saNs EhSEa sW3sWa
3. NE, 10 Lots 2, 3, =, SkNa, NW3
swa. wtSE3 sE3sEs 1923. g.
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
Fulton Commonwealth OIL Co. 70 The
Public. Capital Stock $4,000
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E. L. BnSNkrr, pIaihHfi.
aULDA WATSON; yonN L.
WATSON, hek Aaah4na; JENNIE a..
T15szzA e c6L1zks. hsf asssand ;
rak Stair OF MoNrzN1 Ss : 6
snts, and = KaeA q TaelR;
Yea ars heksbS snnnoned q
aaawer aaa ceazazaznf 81 shls scsinn
which IS fIled "a tbs off1ee Of tie
Csssk sR tAis oeeft. d eeby of whieA
= hereHith servsd n9on oae e gee
IA eaeA County Wherein any @ goe
Esss SO e 49,, - So 49,. saver - ,s 49,
9lSFs astskzey wasAlh twsAty aays
excsrsivs 81 tha dAy 81 service. and
IA case Of youF 1atlare 70 appear or
answer. JadEnsaf IN be tassn
~ MI 81 s., = sss eeSR 49, q -.
ab8ss snzzasd zetioa b - keFeeloe@
and delsrHtze lhe lien e Z estate
mortgages 81 real estate, dated Aasaaz
17tA, "a wazsa. eEees1aNs aek4nzss
edeed and delivered By said defeao-
arts 8esaa a. G. WaESen asa Scan
lssssa ssDn n ess 1890 sssssk 80 "a sssI
BYtlay, 81 MarkSagesa. anA thszs@fEeF
DIsIhtslE. wslkh sai6 m0rsksgs waa
dpiy recorded 81 the effies e the
Clekk ana hscofdef 81 Casea6e County,
Nsneana, ca august z2aS. 1e26 Is
ii 80 O'clock a. n. IN Book % Of
Mortkaaes 81 page 81: and also %
foreclese the equity Of redemption
OF said defendants above named. and
each Of thea, ane any and al parties
or persons ciaimanE any interest IN
or lea upon said real estate through
or from them, or any or either Of
them, 10 and 70 the following des-
cribed premises, fo-wifs
Lot Ten (l0l "a Block Fear
Hundred Sixty aeves lseT), "a
Great Falls Weter Power and
TownEite Compeny's First Ad
diti0n TO Great wallis T0wnsite. u
Cascade County. Montana, together
with all and singular the tene-
ments, hereditamenes, easements.
water and an other rights be-
longing or In aDywise appertain-
Ing thereto.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of
said Court this akh day 81 Nay, 1888.
GEORGE HARPER, Clerk.
By J. 2. HILs0ARD, Deputy CLERK.
4 MCKENZIE
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
late OF first publication June 10
1893 AZ
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40 Al 4 " sAa haa-
hmxnt @a a neElmeng company =
S. tlnSs m t
Naais for enoush 70 pay dsifn-
gasmt eases cad eahew ehksa-
tons neCame known with the
suing Ia federal cont of 4 PED
sSh On =. ii. HafAs6h. receiver,
Ton Sarnoa 10 sell sAnhn ana
osAAw wauavmeat e. Home On
q Raeinamw company. The r.
ceiver proposes to retain enough
tanks and equipment Tor . A.
ooo-barTsl topping plank wAieh|
he HOPES 10 Iss suit o. eDerate.
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TRUCK Nm

fCoutinued NON P4ks Onel
tabiishea Wmaea &Etex the first
amazed meettng IA August. BIT.
salyerds Will De active IN nsld
work COR the next three months.
Having been a representative in
the ihst lsgislatars from Fergus
county. hEr. salgeras a closely
in touch with the legislative sit
nation. However. the aasocfaGien's
activities Will extend beyond leg
lslative work, extending numer-
ous oehefits to truck owner
membsrs.
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RUTH LIE PARD. Plaintiff.
HAROLD 4. fmPARD. Desenaapt.
THE STATE or MONTANA Sends
Greetings to the Above Named De-
dandant ana 20 Each Of Thems
You are hereby summoned to
Saswer the compliant 81 this action
which il filed n the efflee OF the
Clerk OF this Court. q copy OF which
Is herewith served upon one Of you
IL each county wherein any 81 you
reside, and 70 file your answer
and serve 9 copy thereof upon the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days after the service o. this Alias
81 Summons, exclusive Of the oay OF
service, and IN case of your failure
TO appear or answer, Judgment will
be taken against you, By default,
for the relief dpmpnded Ia the c0H-
plant, which Is an action brought
By the plaintiff against the defendant
for the purpose Of 0btaining a d.
vorce from the said defendant on
the grounds o. deseption as alleged
In plaintiffs complaint to which
reference Is hereby specifically made
for further reference.
witness my hand and the Seal OF
said Court this 7th day Of June,
w. GEORGE HARPER, Clerk.
By J. n HTLGARD, Deputy Clerk.
PAUL >. MURPHY, Attorney at Law
Great Balls, Montana
Attorney for che plaintiff.
's Date Of first publication June 10
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SUMMONS
ELIZABETH MeELR0x. Plaintiff,
xARriN NeRnAoY. Defsndapa
The GTATN OF MONTANA Sends
Crossings 10 the Ahevs. Nansed De-
PENDANTS, and to Each OF Teen:
Yea ars hereby Hsmazasned 10 answer
the complaint im tails aefAsn whieh
IA filed ii the office OF ne Clerk az
this Court, a copy Of which y here
WIKI served upon one Of you In each
County whereln any Of yon reside.
and 70 fila your answer ana serve
c0py thereof upon the plaintiffs
attorney within twenty days after
tbs service Of this Summons, exclusive
az She dag. az servics. ana IN ease
ct youT failure 70 appear Of snswer.
Judgment viii be taken a&alnst zen.
|iR the e0&aplaznk That on or about
tie Isl day 81 May, 1884, the defendant
mfIfuiiv and Voluntarily a81Arated
from the plaintiff with intent 70 deaert
nIafntifS and ever since safA Date
and ND 70 ana including the present
time the defendant has uninteFguptedly
centfnued sneh separation against the
wfll ana paeh Of the pla7nfiff.
Plaintiff asks for divorce.
Witness my hand ana Seal Of said
Court this slkh day % May. 1bs8
GEORGE HAKPER. Clerk
BY J. Z. HILaARD, Deputy Clerk.
FRANK PoLUTyfK. Jr.,
2zs Ford BplIdIng
Great Falls, Montana
Date Of first publication S-95-sB.
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en- they begin 90 do 90 the g0on-
en- we aAnll So Cur ak sail-
roaA sgstshs saAer@Ag 8r0n the
81 seialenAoa m Wnlch
they BOW Mnd themselves
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-06-10

az IL pressnt ssvss. Ia view q
the enormoas ton We pay 70 the
raa carriers. WA thsa conas-
ton remedisas IS at must De some
day. Monssn@ would EASILY sus-
tain population ave times that
watch * a. present Aoaas. Many
forWard-lookan rallFoaa man.
ayers ere now fulls alive 70 the
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VETERANS

mands ere nos 81 excessive as
those which marked early de-
vslOpment Of Ksvin-sunburst but
drilling requirements are sAid
in some easss to Be more atEaag-
emit than mAny Of the opersRbEs
are willing 20 accept. otherwise
there would BE- much more trad
ing.
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MAY USE AIRPIAANE TO .---...
SUPPLY CROWs NEST

Grows Nest-Glacier OH company
is preparing to use airplanes to
transport supplies from Fernle
or Michel, b. O.. 20 the wellsite.
north o. Glacier Park. Five
test wells are being drilled with
a diamond drill to determine
structure in the Srea where
quantities of OH have been found
in two deep wells. Decision to
use an airplane resulted from A..
J. Knusdon, manager. having 70
pay SO duty ON $11 worth Of
meat and IS cents duty on IL
cent eggs. He thinks ths saving
wfi pay f6r q plane and sanding
6deld.
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fact that . revelation h e.
progreSs n tAe field OF traugor-
taaaen. Thss knew that the
roads must meet the demand FOR
spssd and ssrysce ana tha sOcn-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-06-10

IS kmA ayAsx sc@ e0Umr OF THE
Mz@MTH SEDsERAk. DzszAzCT OF
TEw HxA9E 81 as0xaHA, IN
AID EQm EM& COUNTY OF
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P0NDERA COUNTY
~ Rsma@sm Ceunty Absesass oe.
C0NmaB. MONTANA

RELEASES OIL 4 GAS LEASES
The Ohio OIL Co. to Margaret stain
ton and Joseph Stanton Lease 0-445
lgB3 4-27-1W
The ohie OH CO. 70 Margaret stain.
NE3 4-27-lW
OK AND Gas LEASE
II. o. CarKlker ct ux and gobn
p. Maxey Is ux to The Texas Com
pany SEA 1e-s0-5. $40
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NOTICE TO sTOCKWOxDERs AND
CREDITORS or sUNEDRsT OIL
AND REFINING COMPANY


Upon fhs verified pstftien OF the
undersigned, IS Receiver Of the Eun-
burst On 3 Refinine Company. set
ting forth q plan of rs-ekganization Of
aaid gunburst on q RefIuing Com
pany, and pEayiBg for . hearing en
said petition DAILY fled IN the United
States District Court IN and for ne
District o. Noutana, Great FALLS ul-
vision, and order was duly made auq
given ia said court on June ], 49,
nxing the eeth day o. June, 1s1S
ct the hour o. kea O'Clock n the foEa-
noon. IN the ceukkFBom 81 said eouRt
in the Federal hufI6ing, IL the city
Of Great Falls. Menszna, a. the tine
and place Of Aoa8zna said petition, e
which time nn0 place, any ana 81
persons Interested ~ fhs matters 81
forfh IN said petition may appear an4
show eausns r. aay they have, Why
authority sAaMzA noe be granted 60
said John II HaAaxssmn % carry eux
hia plan 81 REORGANIZATION Of eAla
8Bnbursk on 4 Refining Company
and why al ~ ~ relief prayed n9s
~ said pstsfl0n sAemld mss Be srAnxea
Dessd Fhss 1se Gay u June. iess
H. A. MA3akKE0N,
Al Na4 Is EAa sunnNEss
W N9Rans
Daes e3 Mfnk D6Heakton. susfs
B, 1e7S So
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IN THE DIsTFcT C0BRT or TME
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AND EOR TIE COUNTY OF
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#QA xMANM an o. any pagt ~ khs
MARIA Wsgk QnmFseT ~. ae-1 enc MaKeh~
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IN rnR DIsxR1Cr coURf OF PIE
ExGMTH JUpEGKAIs Hx8TREGE
or THE STATE OF MONTANA,
IN AID zen TzzE COUNTY or
The Washington times., 1933-12-29

very gay Already Palm Beach reports coonsts
sin residence than in years. and Manu.
which of the most fashionable resorts in Florida has
particular lure for the raceove This the meets
arranged there that they will last seventy days
The bathing clubs at these two resorts have been opened for
weeks past. and the golf courses at their best.
Aiken Attracts the "Horsey' Set
Such Pnehurst and Aiken. which latter is the
for polo enthusiasts and those who enjoy following
the hounds has been active for weeks past and holiday
house parties the order of the day there.
Mrs. John R. Williams and her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Letter. with the atters daughter Miss Nancy Letter. her
Mr. Thomas Letter. and her niece, Miss Audrey Camp
be Saturday Aiken to be the guests of another
daughter of Mrs. Wiliams's Mrs. Huston Raws whose
house Of the gayes centers at that resort She is
great horsewoman and her two who home from
college for the holidays likewise very prominent in the
horsey set which makes up the population of this hunt
ing CENTER which the famous Hitchcock family presdes
The Third Secretary Of the Cuban Embassy Senor Dr.
Jose Manuel Lara who is sojourning in Miami with Sonora
de Lara and their young son. Fernando due back the
Capital tomorrow.
Sonora de Lara. VINO spent the late Autumn and early
Winter in Havana is visiting her family at the Florida
Sort but plans to join Senor Lara here later in the
The Washington times., 1933-12-29
Envoy Of Britain
And Wife Hosts

The Ambassador of Great
Britain and Lady Lindsay enter
tained at dinner last evening,
at the Embassy in Massachu.
sets Avenue, when their guests
included, the Ambassador of
Peru, Senor Don Manuel de
F,reyre y Santander: the Am.
bassador of Argentina and Sc
nora de Espil, the Minister Of
Austria and Nine. Prochnik, the
Minister of Rumania, Mr..
Charles A. Davila; Nine. van
SWinderen, wife of the Neither
lands Minister to London, Mr..
Rene de MareeS van SWinderen;
the Charge d'Affaires of the
Netherlands and Baroness van
Breugel Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Larz Anderson, Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend, Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
w. Mason WrighU, Mr.. Herschel
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Hickerson, Maj. and Mrs. Henry
Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. Freder'
lex Brooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Spencer, Miss Mabel T. Board
man, the Hon. Audrey Paunce-
fote, Mr.. William Phelps Emo,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Glover, jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Krock.
Miss Harriet Cohen, and Mr..
Denis Smith Bingham.
Additional guests were invited
after the dinner, to hear Miss
Cohen play,
The Washington times., 1933-12-29
Dinner Aboard Yacht

Mr.. James A. Moffett, mem
ber of the Industrial Advisory
Board of the NRA, entertained
Wednesday evening at a dinner
aboard his yacht, the Bidou,
which is anchored off Palm
Beach, Fla. His guests included
Captain and Mrs. R. AmcottS
wilson and their house guests,
Lady Mendl, Mrs. William Ran
dolph Hearst and Mr.. John E.
Mcmillan and his own house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. William
F.. Cutler, Mr.. and Mrs. Wedell
Catching, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot
Spring, Mr.. William j. Baxter
and Mr.. Lawrence Wood Rob-
ert, Jr., Assistant Secretary OF
the United States Treasury, who
will return to Washington Mon
day.
On Tuesday, Mr.. Moffett and
his guests will cruise to Nassau.
the Bahamas and the Keys.
Lord Decies arrived yesterday
in New York aboard the S. S.
Champlain, with his daughter,
the Hon. Moya BereSford, who
invariably accompanies h er
father on his brief visits to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. F..
McCann will give a reception
for Lord Decies and his daugh-
ter on New Years Day in The
Playhouse, which is on their
estate, Sunken orchard, at
oyster. Bay.
The Washington times., 1933-12-29
Here for Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. Aldace Walker
will come to the Capital to-
morrow from their home in
New York to remain for the
weekend as the guests of
the latter parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph E. Davies. They
will attend the dance at the
White House tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies have as
their guest their daughter,
Mrs. Thomas Patton Cheese
borough. of Greenwich. Conn,
who will remain in the Capt.
tai until next week.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Frank
L. Lowe, Of Newport. r. l., are
at the Mayflower, where they
will remain until New Year
n2V
The Washington times., 1933-12-29
Acting Secretary
Host Tonight

The Acting Secretary of State
and Mrs. William Phillips will
entertain at a young peoples
dinner this evening, at their
residence in Massachusetts, Ave
nue., preceding the dance to be
given by Mrs. William Corcoran
Eustis for Miss Anne Eustis. Mr..
and Mrs. Phillips have as their
house guests the formers niece,
Miss Nina Phillips; Mr.. John w.
Hallowell and Mr.. John Law
renee, all of Boston.
X \:
Major and Mrs. Ralph Royce,
U. S. A., entertained a com.
pany at dinner at the Shore
ham last evening.
The Washington times., 1933-12-29
Diplomatic Dean
Luncheon Host

The dean of the Diplomatic
Corps, the Turkish Ambassador,
Mr.. Ahmet Muhtar, will enter
tain informally at luncheon to-
morrow, at the Embassy in
Sheridan Circle.
Miss Leyla Sefa has come
from Skidmore College. to spend
the holidays with the Ambas'
sador.
X X X
Mrs. Rudolph Guenther OF
New York has arrived at the
Shoreham for a weeks visit with
her cousin, Mrs. Kingman Brew
Ster, and Mr., Brewster.
The Washington times., 1933-12-29
For Mrs. Roosevelt

Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother
of the President, will be the
guest of honor at a large dinner
to be given this evening by
Nine. Alma Clayburgh in the
tapestry room of the Ritz Tower
in New York. Additional guests
have been invited to the rnusi-
cal and supper which will follow.
The Ambassador of Germany,
Herr Hans Luther. will enter
tain at a dinner, Saturday eve
ming, January 13, at the En-
bassy in Massachusetts, Avenue,
in honor of the Chief Justice
and Mrs. Charles Evans
Hughes
The Ambassador accom-
panied by his daughter, Frau
lein Gertraud Luther, and a
party of guests attended the
showing at the Palace last
evening of "Going Hollywood"
in which Marion Davies is
starred and Bing Crosby is
featured.
The Minister of Greece and
Nine Simonpoulos will enter
tain at a dinner this evening,
at the Legation in R Street.
The Minister of Lithuania,
Mr.. Bronius Kasimir Vaults,
will leave on Sunday for New
York, whence he will sail
Wednesday. January 3, aboard
the Manhattan, for a leave of
absence at his home in
Lithu2nia.
The Charge d'Affaires Of
Japan and Nine. Taketomi will
entertain at a buffet luncheon,
at the Embassy in Massachu-
sets Avenue, on New Year Day,
for the members of the staff
and their wives and the Japan
ese colony in Washington, fol-
lowing their annual ceremony
Of saluting Their MajestieS the
Emperor and Empress of Japan.
The Charge d'Affaires and
Nine. Taketomi entertained at
dinner last evening for the
bachelor members of the en-
bassy staff.
Yesterday afternoon Nine.
Taketomi gave a party for. the
children of the members of the
staff.
The Washington times., 1933-12-29
SORTS HOLIDAY HOUSE PARTIES WHICH ATTRACT MANY VISITORS

Miss Hilda Hase, daughter Of
Col. and Mrs. w. F. Hase,
C. A. c., will entertain at the
Shoreham at dinner tonight in
honor of Miss Jehanne Burch
and Miss Mary Louise March,
debutantes of the season.
The Washington times., 1933-12-29

There will be no formal "Cablnet re-
ceptions" on New Year Day except
the debut tea which the Secretary of
War and Mrs. Dern are giving to pre-
sent their daughter, Miss Betsy Dern,
for which a large number of invita-
tions have been issued.
This young belle of the Cabinet circle
has taken a very prominent part in the
debutante festivities during the past
month or more, and her first season
promises to be very brilliant one.
The ladies Of the Cabinet will re-
ceive on alternate Wednesdays from
January until Lent, some being at
home one week and the others the next.
When the holidays are over, a num-
ber of the fashionables will migrate
South where everything noints to a
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Dinner Guests

Mr.. Roland S. Morris, former
Ambassador to Japan, and Mrs.
Morris are at the Carlton for a
short stay, having come from
their home in Philadelphia to
attend the dinner given last
evening by the woodrow Wilson
Foundation in commemoration
Of the seventy-seventh ami
versary of the late Presidents
birth. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris is
accompanied by their daughter,
Miss Sarah A. Morris.
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New Year" Plans

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Vedder
Fleming and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lewis Smith will leave tomorrow
for Newark, Delaware, where
they will be the guests over the
weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris Wright. They will return
to the Capital Monday evening.
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Miss Virtinia Mayo, daughter
of Mrs. Pendleton Mayo, will
entertain at luncheon on Sum-
day at the 1925 F Street Club,
when the guests will include
group of the seasons debutantes
and their escorts.
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Luncheon Jan. l6

Mrs. James A. Farley, wife
of the Postmaster General, will
entertain at a luncheon on Tues
day, January 16, at the Sui
grave Club in honor Of Mrs.
Roosevelt. This is one Of the
series of luncheonS given in
honor of the First Lady by the
wives of the members of the
cabinet.
Senator and Mrs. Augustine
Lonergan are established at the
residence they have taken at
3107 Macomb Street, their
former home was at 1911
Cathedral Avenue.
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From Europe

Princess Margaret Boncom-
pagni arrived yesterday in New
York on the Majestic from Eu-
rope and will come to Wash
ington for her annual visit.
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Dinner Before Dance

Mrs. Daniel c Stapleton will
entertain at dinner this eve
ming. for her daughter, Miss
Stellita Stapleton, preceding
the Sub -Debutante dance at
the Shoreham
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Secretary Of war and Mrs. Dem
viii Present Their Daus hter
On New Year Day
o 9"Y ee""".

The debutanes who have been exerting charming dom
nance society since the early Autumn have nearly all
been presented and their parties gradually giving place
official entertaining which crowds the calendar from
until Ash Wednesday which falls this year February H.