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WATT. ELBERT L. Suddenly Friday. jan
vary o. 1898. ct 30 a m, At GeorEe-
town University Hospital. EBERT L.
WATT. aged 3 years. beloved son Of
Harry E. and Ethel Jewell Watt Funeral
Monday. January s., at pm from the
residence OF his parents. 1894 29th st.
NV. Relatives and friends invited.
WINDSOR, JOHN A. On Thursday. Janu-
ary 5. 1929. at his residence "4O6 10th
St ne; JOHN A, beloved husband Of
Ethel M. Windsor and father OF zacsriah
R., John A; jr,: William B. Henry c.
the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home,
400 Chaplin 81. NV. Sunday, January
., at 10 am. Relatives and friends are
invited. 1aterment HysttStown, Md. s
WINSTON, CARY ANN. Departed this life
Thursday. January 3, 1898, at 1: 80 am,
az Freedmens Hospital, CARY ANN
WINSTON, wife OF the late Lewis B.
Winston. She leaves to MORN their loss
three daughters and one SON. Remains
resting at Otis F. Aliens funeral home,
18th st. and Florida ave. NV. Funeral
sunday. January 3, at I pm. from the
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church. Inter-
ment Harmony Cemetery. s
WISE. NATHANIEL. On Thursday. January
;. 1898. at g,45 pm, at his residence,
1533 32d St NV, NATHANIEL, WISE, de-
voted husband OF Rosa Wise and father OF
William Wise. He also leaves two uncies
and other relatives and friends Remains
resting at the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church, l432 U st. NV. until 4 pm Sat-
urday; thereafter at his late residence
Funeral Monday, January 9, at . am,
from the Church Of the Epiphany. 8
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dent to Northampton Tor tne
Il services for former President
y Coolidge, this morning, will join
Mrs. Stimson on Long Island this eve
ming. Mrs. Stimson will leave Wash
ington this afternoon and after spend
ing Sunday at Highhold, their home on
Long Island, they will return to WASH
ington.
Mrs. Harrison Guest
At Luncheon Yesterday.
Mrs. Harrison, wife of Senator Pat
Harrison, was among the guests at the
luncheon given yesterday at the Carl
ton by Mrs. William Francis Keohan.
Other guests were Mrs. Lowell Mellett,
Mrs F. NJ. Shortall. Mrs. Seiforde Stell-
waeen and Mrs. Walter J. Hayes. Pre-
ceding the luncheon Mrs. Keohan and
her guests attended Mrs. Kendrick
Phillips book review held in the patio
of the Carlton.
Senator and Mrs Arthur R. Robinson
were hosts at dinner in their apartment
at the Mayflower Hotel Thursday eve
ming. when the marriage of Mr.. Frank
A. Symmes, jr., of indianapolis, Ind. to
Miss Adelaide Krause, daughter of Mr..
Ferdinand KrauSe of Detroit, Mich, in
Toledo Ohio, December 81, vas an
nounced. A small group of intimate
friends of the couple was present.
Mr. SymmeS is the son of Mr Frank
A. Symmes of indianapolis, law partner
in Senator Robinson'S law firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Symmes will make their
home in Detroit after March IS.
Representative and Mrs. w. A. Ayres
and their daughter Miss Margaret
Ayres. are again in their apartment at
the Broadmoor after spending the holl-
days at Weatfield, N. j.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William A.
Moffett will be the guests OF honor at
dinner this evening of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry L. Doherty, who will entertain
a company of so at the Miami Biltmore
Hotel in Miami, Fla.
Comdr. Smith Hempstone, U. S. N,
and Mrs. HempStone will sail TODAY
aboard the Duchess of Bedford for
cruise in the West Indies.
Mai. and Mrs. Edward A. Keyes
have with them in their Bethesda
home, the formers sister, Mrs Charles
Randall of Boston, Mass. Mrs. Randall
will leave the first part of February to
spend the remainder of the Winter in
Florida.
Mai and Mrs S. w. Stanley, who
have been spending several days in New
York City have returned to Washing
ton and are in their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel
Capt. and Mrs Robert A. White are
spending some time in Washington and
are at the Broadmoor
Midshipman Cyrus Cole has returned
TO the Naval Academy after spending
the holidays with his parents, Admiral
and Mrs. Cyrus A. Cole, in their apart
ment at the Broadmoor.
Judge and Mrs. Orville Smith, who
have been spending a few weeks in
Cleveland, are now in their apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel
DuchesSe de Richelieu Recital
Postponed Because of Illness.
The Duchesse of Richelieu has post
poned the recital she was to give to-
morrow afternoon at the Sulgrave Club
for the benefit Of unemployed musicians
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Darn nf Chunks.

DANT, ]. BLAKE. wish to extend my
for the floral tributes and for the many
kindnesses shown me following the death
OF ny l9te huSband. J. BiAhE DANI-
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Commercial Economics
Bureau POstpOnes Salon.

DR.. A. Maris Boggs, director of the
Bureau OF Commercial Economics. an
nounceS that in accordance with the
Presidents proclamation of official
mourning, the Diplomatic Sunday Eve
ming Salon, which was to be held in the
west ball room of the Shoreham Hotel
tomorrow evening, has been postponed
until the end of the period of official
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WILL INSTALL OFFICERS
Grace Lutheran Pastor to Oficiate
at Ceremony Tomorrow.

Oficers both Of the congregation and
OF the church school will be formally
installed at tomorrow'S services in Grace
Lutheran Church by Rev. Gerhard E.
LenSki, pastor. The church council, to
pe installed in connection with the II
am. congregational worship, is COM
posed Of the following: w. H. Leh-
mann, president; Earl S. Haislip, vice
president; Noel Parks, secretary; Mar
YIN 6ungarner, treasurer; G. I. Ander-
son, financial secretary; Leon Chatelain.
Ona Il. Hoover, Louis Waple, Frank
McLane and John Umhau. The pastor
Will have as his subject for the morning
sermon the admonition of Paul, IT Be-
seech You, Brethren"
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Mrs. Louise M. Wright of New Haven
is spending a few days at the Dodge
and is accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Lillian A. Wright
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Children's Parties at
MariOnette Performance.


Mari0nette Performance.
Many prominent hostesses planned
children'S parties to attend the Tony
Sarg marionette performances in the
Masonic Auditorium this morning at
1890 o'clock and this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Among those taking children S
parties are Mrs. Robert D. johnson,
wife Of Representative johnson from
Missouri; Mrs. Armistead Peter, Sd;
Miss Bessie Kiboey, Mrs. Allen Nash,
Mrs F. L. Boyer, Mrs. F. T Bratton
Mrs. C. w. Culver. Mrs. Lawrence
Green, Mrs. H. L. Palmer, Dr. John r.
Ernst Mr.. Edwin F. Ludwig, Miss Caro-
lyn F. Rast. Mrs. R. E. Boiling, Mrs. c.
E. Munroe. Mrs. De Courcy, Mrs M r
Peele, Mrs. William E. Fendell, Mrs
Paul NJ Segal. Mrs c. B. Mirick Miss
L. Neuman, Mrs. P. A. WoodSon.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Lawrence and
their daughters Ann and Joan have re-
turned to their home, in Westfield, N
j., after spending the holidays with
Mr.. Lawrence's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Aubrey Lawrence, ct the Brcadm3or.
Mrs. Clara F. Chamberlain enter
tanned at luncheon today at Wardman
Park Hotel.
Mrs Wilfred c. Murphy and her
daughter. Miss Helena Murphy OF
Providence, r. L, motored to Washing
ton and will spend the week end at the
Shoreham on their way to Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Egleston of the
Broadmoor spent the Christmas holi-
days in Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. ]. A. Law of Reno, Nev., is at
the Dodge for a short stay.
Mrs. Grant Rafter has gone to New
York and is at the New Weston Hotel
Mrs. L. j. Kinney has motored up
from her home, in Albemarle County
Va, accompanied by her son, and is at
the Carlton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Vanderbilt of
New York City are at the Wardman
Park Hotel for a few days.
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Mrs Rembert Marshall of Atlanta,
Ca, is passing some time at the Carl
ton
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SOCIETY
Secretary of State and Mrs Stimson Will
Spend Week End at Hig ghhold, Their
Long Island Home.

of America, until January %. The
duchesse Is i'll with influenza and is
unable to make the journey from New
York at this time. Many prominent
hostesses have taken interest in the
benefit, and tickets having been pur-
chased will be honored January %
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norment will
entertain at dinner Monday evening in
honor of Mrs. Peyton j. Van Rens-
selaer, who will arrive from New York
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. MacCracken
jr., will leave Washington the end of
next week for st. Petersburg, Fla
where they will spend several days at
the Don Ce Sar.
Col and Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim
have as guests Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Atom of Norwich, N. Y.
Mrs Curtis Dali, daughter of Presi-
dent-elect and Mrs. Roosevelt, and Mr..
Christian Hemmick, formerly of Wash
lngton, we're among the guests at sup
per last evening of Mrs. Francis A.
Gallery, who entertained in the grill
room of the Ambassador Hotel in New
York
The marriage of Miss Neville Taylor
Gherardi, daughter of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Walter r. Gherardi, to Mr..
Christopher Robinson, jr son of Mr..
and Mrs. Christopher Robinson of Ot-
tawa, will take place Saturday, jan
uary %, in All Souls Church in Chevy
Chase. at O'Clock in the afternoon
A reception will follow in the home of
the brides parents in East Bradley
lane, Chevy Chase, Md.
Mrs. Henry r. Rea of Pittsburgh who
spends much time in Washington, is
the guest of Col. and Mrs. Barclay H.
Warburton at Palm Beach Col. and
Mrs. Warburton were hosts at luncheon
yesterday entertaining in compliment
to Mrs. Rea.
Mrs. Wilson Compton is in Atlantic
City at the Characterization Hall.
Small-Judy Marriage
Announcement Made Today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Heorick Judy an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Sarah Emma. to Mr. Russell Melvin
Small, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. U. Small,
which took place Wednesday, the Rev.
William D. Beall officiating.
Mr., and Mrs. Small are temporarily
with the brides parents. in their home
1929 Park place northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brimer have
closed their apartment at the Broad
moor and will spend the next two
months in Florida.
Mrs. Edna Webb Miles will entertain
at an art exhibition tea tomorrow aft
ernoon from to o'clock in the studio
of the District of Columbia League of
American Pen Women.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Stott have moved
IN NLInrdr,nnr, nrlr ~ ,r-i,n L,
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Stott have moved
to Wardman Park Hotel where they
have leased an apartment.
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LOST,

LOST.
BOSTON TERRIER. brindle and white; an
sWeIs s 70 the name of Nick" Phone Shep-
BRIEF CASE at Ga. ave. and quincy ST.
s5S0nW Ss5sWard; s29 Quincy st. NV. Adams
BRiEF. CASE, tan leather, containing music
and stand on road between Enola. Va
aMHu M railS church, Va; reward. Phone Clar.
s4s-F-l2 or Pot. 4l97.
DIAMOND AND PLATINUM WRIST WATCH
Win engraved initials, u H. G., Aug. ],
3l- Reward. Phone Decatur l45O, Apt. ia.
DINNER RING. platinum. between Ist St
Ena lholana ave. and Keiths Theater; re-
ward. Phone Adams 34%5.
EARRlNCrLons, dsrk. red coral; lost jan
uaIy o. Return to BToadman, Clev. 5000,
and receive reward
EYEGLASSES in brown case; left on mili-
merry table OF the Beverly Shop, 1929 G st.
nv; reward. Met 5000,
POCKETBOOK-Brown leather; containing
money automobile permit, glasses, ETC.; left
"a Black ana White tabcab Monday night.
rlnaer Keep money. Adams 5532.
REvOLVER-Colt .3s caliber. Met. Police
dSipp Deppt5. on handle. No. 320-700. Flnoer
RING OF KEYS containing about IA. Re-
ward Phone West O7l6
WALLET, cash drivers permit. other valu..
snles. Dec. 81, Legett's or vicinity 18TH and
Smith. A. A. A.
WRIST WATCH. lady's white gold Bulova;
Initials on case. e NJ NJ" Reward, phone
Greenwood 2671. O.
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Duchesse de Richelieu Recital
Postponed Because of Illness.
The Duchesse of Richelieu has post
poned the recital she was to give to-
morrow afternoon at the Suigrave Club
for the benefit Of unemployed musicians
Evening star., 1933-01-07

Judge and Mrs Orville Smith, who
have been spending a few weeks in
Cleveland, are now in their apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel
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Mrs. j. A. Law of Reno, New, is at
the Dodge for short stay.
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Midshipman Cyrus Cole has returned
TO the Naval Academy after spending
the holidays with his parents, Admiral
and Mrs. Cyrus A. Cole, in their apart
lnent at the Broadmoor.
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Mrs. Grant Rafter has gone to New
York and is at the New Weston Hotel.
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Mrs. L. j. Kinney has motored up
from her home, in Albemarle County,
Va, accompanied by her son, and is at
the Carlton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Egleston of the
Broadmoor spent the Christmas holi-
days in Norfolk, Va.
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GRIFFITH. HAROLD CLARKE. On

day, January s, 1893, at Garfield Hos
p!taI. HAROLD CLARKE GRIFFITH. age
IS years. beloved husband of Grace Adams
Griffith of 1888 10th st. NV. and father
Of Miss Elizabeth Grifith and Mrs. Cath
crime G.. Edgerton Funeral services at
Hysons's parlor, 1900 N st. NV, on Mon
day, January 8, at $50 pm. Intcrment
Gleawood Cemetery
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HALL, HOWARD. On Thursday January
;. 1888. at Emergency Hospital HOW
ARD HALL. in the 4uth year of his age
beloved son Of the late James E. and
chapel Of P A. Taltavuli. 1875 Eth St
s.w.. on Monday, January 9. at = pm
RelativeS and friends invited. 1nterment
Confessional Cemetery.
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Capt. and Mrs. Robert A. White are
spending some time in Washington and
are at the Broadmoor
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Maj. and Mrs S. w. Stanley, who
have been spending several days in New
York City have returned to Washing
ton and are in their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel
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DUEHRING. ANNA NJ. On Friday. jan
uary q, 1898, ANNA N. DUEHRINC be-
loved wife Of August Duehring and mother
Of Elizabeth Carl and Henry Duehring
Services at the j. William Lees Sons fu-
neral home. 4th st. and Mass ave ne,
Sunday, January. &. at 2:3O pm. Rela-
tives ana friends invited. Interment pri-
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Mr. S. K. Wade is in New York and
will be at the Waldorf Astoria.
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ANDERSON. CATHERINE. In sad but low
ing remembrance Of nv devoted sister.
this life two years ago today. January z.
Today recalls the memory
OF loved one laid to rest,
And those who think of her to-day
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TINE Secretary of State, Mr.. Slim
son, who accompanied the PTesl-
dent to Northampton for the
H. services for former President
. Coolidge, this morning, will join
Mrs. Stimson on Long Island this eve
ming. Mrs. Stimson will leave Wash
ineton this afternoon and after spend
ing Sunday at Highhold, their home on
Long Island, they will return to Wash
ington.
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Mrs. N. v. Ross of RoSlyn, VT, is
spending a few days at the Dodge.
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ANDERSON. CATHERINE. In loving re-
membrance Of my dear mother, CATH
ERINE ANDERSON who departed this
lie TWO years ago today, January Z, 1881.
Sunshine passes. shadows fall
Loves remembrance outlasts ALL
And though the years be many or few
They are tllled with memories, dear moth
er. of you.
Evening star., 1933-01-07

Mai and Mrs. Edward A. Keyes
have with them in their Bethesda
home, the formers sister, Mrs. Charles
Randall of Boston, Mass. Mrs. Randall
will leave the first part of February to
spend the remainder of the Winter in
Florida.
Evening star., 1933-01-07

Mr. Harry Earl Woclever is spending
a few days in Atlantic City and is at the
Chalfonte-H Haddon Hall.
Evening star., 1933-01-07

Mrs. Edna Webb Miles will entertain
at an art exhibition tea tomorrow aft
ernoon from 4 to o'clock, in the studio
of the District of Columbia League of
American Pen Women.
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Comdr. Smith Hempstone, U. S. N,
and Mrs. Hempstone will sail today
aboard the Duchess of Bedford for
cruise in the West Indies.
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uary &, 1888. at her residence 1912
Corcoran st. NV. MARY COOK HENSON,
devoted wife of Walter Henson, mother Of
Marie Carter and Walter Cook. sister of
Fannie Wilson. Julia Brown and Horace
Hansborough, and grandmother Of Eliece
Carter. Funeral Sunday, January 8. at l
pm, from New Bethel Baptist Church.
Remains resting a. the w. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church, 432 U ST NV, until A:30
Saturday. thereafter at her late residence.
Inberment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. s
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GILLETTE. ELLEN KATHLEEN TEMPLE
On Friday; January ., 1888, ct the Con-
gregational Home. 1890 Crittenden st
NV, ELLEN KATHLEEN TEMPLE GIL
LETTE, aged 81 years. widow of Charles
Gillette. Services at the S. H Hines Cos
funeral home. 290l l4th ST. n W. Mon
day, January 8, at IL am. Interment
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Scott, A. B.; Laurence Michael Shea,

Scott, A. B.: Laurence Michael Shea.
A. B.; Joseph H. Wieland, A. B.
Bachelor Of science in foreign service
Ben william Ashmead. Benjamin
Frederic Bodel, Raymond Martin
Brown, Richard Willoughby Burbank,
John Patrick Burial, Eugene Spafford
Byrd, Philip Florian Cherp, George
Lillis Clayton, John Alvin Croghan,
Roman Davila, John Diachyshyn, Nor
bert Henry Downs, John Robert Evans,
Carl Joseph Haardt, David Peter Her
man, Kevin Edward Keegan, John
Roger Kennedy, Maurice Frank LaClair,
Ernest Leibacher, Marvin Henry Leven-
berg, James Arthur Moore, Harry Noz-
nesky, John Bernard O'Shea, Jacques
Joseph Reinstein, jr., magma cum laude;
Harry Leroy Smith, Sidney Bernard
Smith, Guillermo A. Suro, John Carlon
Tattersall, cum laude; Matthew Lowell
Triggs. John Francis Waltz, Charles
Cote Vaughan, Lawrence H. NJ. Vine
burgh, Delmar Evans Webb, David Kyle
Wizard.
Diploma-certifcat In foreign serv-
ice-Wilbur Carter Ayres, Lloyd Mars
ton Dangerf1eld, John Joseph DAILY
Urban Masken Donnelly, William Doyle
Johnston, Gerald Joseph Lang, Roland
Emanuel Peterson, Albert John Powers,
Charles Henry Raver. Paul Frank Sauer,
FREDERICK Sendel, John Millard Smith.
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winograd, John Anthony Woerndle,
John IameS Wolfe

winograd, John Anthony Woerndle,
John James Wolfe.
school Of Dentistry.
Dean William N. Cogan.
Master Of science In dentistry-Bry-
ant Shadrick Carroll, D. D. 8.
Doctor of dental surgery-Sidney
Abramson, Make Miller Alexander,
Michael j. Arabolos, Samuel Bamdas,
Bernard Berman, John Theodore Bucci,
Marcus Hyrum Burton, William Arthur
Callahan, John Delmer Callander,
John G.. Campi, Gennaro Andrew
Capone, James Lewis Cavanaugh, B.
S., M. s.; Leon Cayton, Eugene Pat
rick Coe, Attilio Joseph Orosta, Joseph
Lawrence De Stephan, Daniel v. De
vincentis, Abraham Leopold Edelson,
william j. Fay. Edward Feferholz, Carlo
Francavilla, Joseph John Grzebik, James
John Hannah, Robert MacGregor Har-
per, Frederick John Heimbuch, Dwain
Carlyle Hendriekson, Jacob Howard
Hirsch, william Joseph Kane. jr.. A. B.;
Martin John Kelley, Edwin Grattan
Kerans, Vincent Louis Lupo, Francis j.
Macrowski Joseph Anthony Madden,
Herbert Alexander Masterson, william
Marion McAndrews, B. s.: Hubert An
thony McGuirl, James Aloysius Morri-
son, Herman Nadel, John Augustine
O'Keefe. Stephen Alexander Olean,
John Paul O'Reilly, Walter Joseph Reed,
vahdi M Sabit. Joseph Charles Shaw,
Charles Gardner Shoemaker. ir., Ste
phen Alois Skladzien, Edward Joseph
Slattery, william Leonard Surdi. Bruce
Linville Taylor, jr.; Louis Domenico
Testa. Phi. B.; James Edward Tolbert-
son, walter Francis Tompkins Michael
N. villanova, william H. Won Elf. Jo-
seph Bernard Walton, Sidney Vein
stein, Karl Hayden Wood, Edward
Wolfson, John Zemans.
School of Foreign Service.
Dean william F. Notz
Doctor of philosophy In foreign serv-
ice-Albert Andrews Roden, A. B.
Master of science in foreign service
Robert Francis Buck. A. B.: David Nc
Mahon Clark. B. S.; Leo George Cyr,
A. B.; Charles Perry Ellis, A. B.; John
Louis Goshie, diploma; Leo Charles
Lord, A. B.; James Trapier Lowe, B. S.;
Charles Paul Nolan, A. B.; Tasso Harold
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-09
TEXAS MOVIE
 NATURAL. LOST

Archer City. Texas, (UP)--A roaring, seething and spectacular movie natural" was lost to cinema fandom when a gang of bootleg gers, a sheriff's posse, 300 hounds. squadron of fox hunters. 100 jer- sey cattle. three coyotes, number of jackrabbits, several jugs of white mule" and a quantity of three point-two" became inextric- ably embroiled on the dusty plaiE near here one recent moonlight night.
 The fox hunters. participants in the program of the Texas Fox and Wolf Hunters. convention, were following the hounds in search; of game. The Jerseys were seeking peace and grass. The posse was on the trail of bootleggers. and the bootleggers were looking for ref uge.
 All came together on the Aber- crombie and Taylor ranch. For a time no one knew who was boot legger, ocer or hunter. Each ele- ment sought to disentangle itself.
 The net results was three, coy-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-09
''Ex.Lady" Opens
 al New Garden

Bette Davis, who is Bostonese from the tips of her pink toes to her very blonde head, having been descended from long line of New England ancestors, would give those same Puritans a shock that would make them turn over in their graves if they could see her in the Warner Bros picture, "Ex- Lady" which Vpens at the New Garden theater to-day for two day showing. For Bette plays the title role. in alluring young woman who prefers to take her romance without the restraining ties of con- ventional marriage. And being a modern young woman herself. Bette has a sympathetic under standing for the character, al- though not going to the extent of living the part in real life, having but recently taken a husband. "But," said Bette, mo matter what our individual opinions are about marriage, it is impossible to condemn a character that is so sincere and frank as the girl in the story. can understand perfectly the girls desire to live a full life | and her longing to be free to grow and develop her own individuality She is an exceptional girl and al- lowances must be made for genius which is hampered by ordinary restrictions"
 The companion attraction is Young Blood" with Bob Steele. Also on the bill is the latest episode of Clancy of the Mounted and several short subjects. The special added attraction for tomorrow night will be Country Store at which 3 baskets will be given away containing choice family dinners.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-09
Bette Davis Heads
 Strand Feature

A cosmopolitan, sophisticated background provides the locale for "Ex-lady," Bette Davis first star ring vehicle, which heads the Strands two feature program to- day and tomorrow.
 Her pert and vivacious manner, coupled with her own type of charm, is given as the reason why "Ex-Lady" was considered as ideal for her first starring vehicle.
 The story is laid in the environ ment of New York's Bohemia the colorful atmosphere of the ar- tist scolony-with other scenes laid in Havana casinos and night clubs Against this shifting scene is play ed the story of two young people, each with a career and with ad- vanced ideas which make love and marriage more of problem to them than 1t is to workaday folk Their solution provides the story with a clever and novel climax. She is given capable support by Gene Raymond, Monroe Owsley and a distinguished cast e stage and screen artists.
 The companion feature is Zane Grey's mighty western classic, 'The Mysterious Rider' starring Kent Taylor. Lona Andre. Irving Pichel. Gail Patrick. Warren Hymer and others. Another chapter of the serial The Whispering Shadow" is also included on this program. Sunday brings Edward c. Robin son in "The Little 9Giont" and "A Lady's Profession" with Alison Skipworth, Roland Young, Sari Maritza and a big supporting cast.