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Evening star., 1933-06-04
Society Joins First Lady
At Fete for Girl Scouts
At Women Country Club

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domain out Massachusetts, avenue way
and gathered about them high offcials.
diplomats and society folk to pledge
health and prosperity to their King.
If the edict of his majesty Gustaf OF
Sweden is observed there will be but
the simplest ceremony marking his
birth anniversary at the Swedish lega-
ton June Is Five years ago. when his
majesty reached the age of 70, his gen.
ercus- minded subjects raised over
million dollars as jubilee fund which
he dedicated to the fight against cancer
and for the coming event, as for the
twenty-fifth anniversary of his accession
to the throne, he asks that there be no
observance of the event. explaining that
on account of the depression 1t is not to
be desired.
A June night on the terrace of the
American Union holds a charm
not to be found elsewhere in this coun-
try and Wednesday night DR.. Rowe,
director general of the Pan-American
Union, will be host there when a musi-
Gale featuring Mexican songs will be
presented. Dr. A. Ortiz Tirado, director
of the Morelos Hospital in Mexico City,
and a noted surgeon. will be solo1st.
Under his stage Al Ime. Ortiz Tfrado,"
the wonderful voice of this wizard OF
music and surgery has been heard over
the radio as far as the waves reach.
Officers of the local chapter of the
Pan American Medical Association in
clude Surg Gen. Cumming, president;
DR.. J. G. Lewis, vice president, and DR..
A. A. Moll, secretary, all of whom are
arranging a nice program OF enter
tainment for DR.. Tirado. While the
business meeting of the organization
will be held Tuesday at the Nicaraguan
legation, there are many social affairs,
including luncheon the following day
at the Army and Navy Club, when
there will, of course, be professional
speeches and there will be other lunch
cons and dinners. Members of the Pan
American Medical Association are the
Minister of Honduras, DR.. Paz Baraona.
and DR.. Henri Debayle, charge DAT
faires Of Nicaragua.
Evening star., 1933-06-04
Woman's Farm Association
Eniov Visit to "Castalia

An initial meeting of the executives
of the National Capital Division of the
Woman's National Farm and Garden
Association was held Friday at the call
of the president. Mrs. o. L. Veerhoff,
at Castalia, the beautiful country estate
of Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Boocock, near
Keswick, Va. Mrs. Boocock, who has
accepted the vice presidency for vir-
ginia, personally conducted her guests
about the spacious grounds where they
viewed her extensive informal and rock
gardens. the swimming pool and other
points of interest
At the luncheon which followed. the
old ruby glass for which Castalia is
noted, was used most effectively with
masses of hart roses forming the deco
rations. Among the vice presidents and
directors invited by Mrs. Boocock were
Mrs. Charles 1. Corby, Mrs. Frederick
A. Delano, aunt of the President: Mrs.
Raymond A. Pearson Mrs Roland
Ringgold, Miss Florence Ward and Mrs.
Ellis Yost. In addition the chairman
or marketing, Mrs. Frederick Lewton.
and the chairman of organization, Mrs.
Charles I. McNary and her assistant,
Baroness Won Lowenfeldt we're invited
for special conference in regard to
their respective committees.
Evening star., 1933-06-04

They will be at home upon their re-
turn at 4311 Twelfth street northeast.
The Francis Asbury Methodist Epis-
copal Church. South, was the scene of
the marriage yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock of Miss Helen Louise Smith
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Humbird
Smith, to Mr. Edward Douglas Garrette
Of Chicago, H., son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Warren Garrette. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
George Farnham.
AS the guests were assembling a
program of organ selections was given
by the organist of the church, Mr..
Watson, and preceding the ceremony
Miss Louise Munsey sang "Oh Promise
Me" Roses and ferns formed an eff
fective setting for the wedding.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and wore white crepe
gown made on empire lines, with a
small white hat and carried a shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies of
the valley
Mrs. Jack Smith Long. sister of the
bride, was the matron of honor and
wore a pink lace gown with pink
picture hat and carried pink roses.
Mr.. Austin j. Lotus of Washington
was the best man and the uShers were
Mr.. Page Heironimus and Mr.. Alex G.
Hopkins of this city.
A reception followed the ceremony
in the home Of the brides parents on
Irving street. Mrs. Smith wore a blue
crepe gown with white accessories.
After the reception Mr.. Garrette and
his bride left for wedding trip, the
bride wearing a navy blue silk suit
trimmed with gray fur and her acces-
sories matched her suit. Upon their
return Mr.. and Mrs. Garrette will be
at home at 2136 Lincoln Park West
drive, Chicago.
Among the out of-town guests were
Mrs A. B. Prettyman Of Philadelphia
and DR.. and Mrs. Stanley Webb of
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Y. Ferner of so
Whittier street. Takoma Park, have an
nounced the marriage of their daughter,
Florence Katherine, to Mr.. George Kry-
janofsky Dali of New York City, for
merly a lieutenant in the Russian i'm
perial cavalry. The ceremony was per-
formed at the brides home by the Rev.
D. Butler Pratt, Friday, June 2. Mr..
and Mrs. Dali will be at home at 523
West 112th street. New York.
In a quiet, but very pretty ceremony
in the Wagram, N. c., Presbyterian
Church, Miss Mary Shaw, daughter of
DR. Shaw. CT Wagram. became the bride
May a. of the Rev. John w. Luke, son
of Mrs. j. L. Luke, of Charles Town.
w Va The ceremony was performed
by the Rev F. L. Barber, Of Aberdeen,
N c., and the Rev. J. C. kirkpatrick
of Laurel Hill. N C.
The bride was given in marriage by
Evening star., 1933-06-04
Bladensbure Pastor
And LADY Honored

A surprise reception was given for
the Rev. Robert Lee Lewis, rector of st.
Lukes Protestant Episcopal Church,
Bladensburg, Md, and Mrs. Lewis We'd
nesday evening at the rectory, in honor
of the seventeenth anniversary Of their
marriage. The function was sponsored
by the Ladies' Guild of st. Luke's, and
Mrs. John B. Alsop, president. con-
graduating the Rev and Mrs. Lewis,
presented them with a silver coffee
service in behalf of members of the
church and the Sunday school. Musi-
cal numbers were contributed by Mr..
and MIS-. Embert A. LIE Lacheur, Mr..
Dudley Taylor Mrs. Randall Fell, Mr..
Richard NJ Schuler and Mrs. Florence
Alsop The Rev. Clyde Brown, rector
of ST. Matthews Parish. HyattSville,
spoke, and refreshments were served.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
Gran anedllc gciturbcn

3aH longem 2eioen oeritarh i'm
Mlter BON 81 Sobren atn 9ienstag>
ben Is. @pril, in ibrer @obning,
1920 8 StraBe, 90. So, 5rou Mapme
81. &ue6le e, @ottin oes @errn
G6us. &ne6le (Gbief=@ngineer in Ser
9. SO. 6. 81, uno Whttter bon @il-
liam s. llno 5reo 6. &uedle. 9ie
8eeroigung fano om 9onnerstag
Nadmittog nod Dem GeOar Sill
6rieobofe Itatt.
Sic @erItorbene NOR 8ait Matrun
6es Wfi5pab Chapters No. s, S.@.S4
8oit Sigh 8rieiteB Of tie Babies
Oriental Shrine 3u5u Court, 81,
uno @rano 8reiioent Ser 9amenab=
teilung Der ltninerial Craftsmen Of
Woionic engineers.
Srou &leble mar in Baltimore
geboren u1o nit ibrem @attin all=
BERT aftip in 8ereinsfreiien. Mn ben
groBen WasfenbGllen Ser @m. Gel
2oge u1o oes Columbia Councils,
oeiien @oriiBenoer @err auedle iab=
relong mar. nabm iie ltets aftipen
@nteil, oesglei6en BEL pielen anoeren
llnternebmingen. Sic mar cine itets
~treibenoe &raft uno Itano immer mil
an eriter SteQe. @err &uehle bat
in ibr nid5t illir feline liebe uno treue
@attin ion0ern aud einen tii6tigen
8erater uno eifrigen Selfer %nerluren,
Gin S6luganfaa ma6te Dem ME ra=
ltenoen @er5en in Der 8liite oes Sc
bens elm raid)es @noe. Moge lie
ruben in 6rie0enl
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
uSnrpriie Eurtp"

Sn ibrem i6onen Seine an ser
WtDrtle Ipenlle i'm 9enpel Yorf III
Sirginia goben Serr uno 6rau S.
". @oeft ibrem alten 6reuuoe uno
8efunnten @errn Alois S6lo6ter,
cine oSurpriie Hortp" 81 @bren lei
mes 50. @eburtstoges. AIs oas @e-
burtsta9sfino bel ieiner Anfrnft Den
groBen 6reunoes= ltnO 8efonnten-
freis lab, nor es ii6tliG iiberroi6t,
Sn elmer fur5en NniproAe CAB es iei-
ner Seruunoerung oorii6er, ionic
fiir oos @ri6einen Der pielen 6reun-
DC nnO Die mitgebra6ten @eidenfe,
Iusorud. Sen bon Der tii6tigen
@ousfrou 3ubereiteten i6modbaften
&eferbiiien mltroe tiidtig 5ugeipro=
den un0 Dem @ebrdlt oes oitrengen
@%ouSberrn" muroe ole gbre ange.
tan. Na6oem Die leibli6en 8eoitrf-
mile 6efrieoigt moren ling cine &c.
miitli6e llnterboltnng m. 6ralt
Soeft mar nit ibren Solos GuBerit
liberal uno erntete rei6li6en 8eifaa
ser InDeienoen. 8egleitet muroe
lie altf Dem 8iono BON ibrer Sodter,
6rou @rebbiel. 6ernerbin trug bos
.Srio: 6rau @rebbiel, Saul S6Dar5
uno Sad Soeft our9 feline 8ortrGge
(&labier uno 8ioline) piel CUR bette
rem Stimmung bel. Sci Sang unO
Slang uno liebliden oeutiden 8al-
5ern floBen bie Stilnoen i'm yu oo-
bin uno nod lange peroen Die Gage
meienen an Den idonen @beno gu
riifoenfen.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
y@riffitG Guninmers Company"

Die -r@riffitb Goniumers Gom=
PAM" iino nidt MIR Die gr0Bten Sob
l~enbGnoler in @oibington, ionbern
tie linb aud Die groBten SAMPLER iito=
lif Seem gorfs. 9as @ei6Gft ieOod)
beItebt aus fleinen uno groBen &un=
Ben. 8ie 6irma lit oafiir befannt,
oaB lie oielelbe 8eoien11ng Iomie
QuolitGt Ser 8rooufte Dem fleinell
als otd) Dem groBet Abnebmer glei=
6ermoBen 5ufommen lGBt.
lin Die taltienoe Der fleinen &un=
Sen iiber ganS @aIbington better be-
oienen 81 fonnen, bat Die Sirma adt
3meigltellen OH bequemen Eltnftell
ser Stuot eingeridtet. Sier f0nnerl
Die &unoen perionlid ibre 8eitelnn-
gen fir &oblen MAIDEN, Die Sei5pro=
bleme beipreden, &e6nungen be3ob-
len. obne oaB man in bos perfebrs=
reid]e @ei6Gftspiertel Der Staot 81
fabren brau6t.
0eben Dem &oblengei6dft periiebt
oie @riffitb GonlumeGs Comp. altd)
einen aroBen Sell Ser 8aibingtoner
8epolferung nit 8rennol. sic beiibt
orei 8rennoloepots uno oie gr0Bte
Slotte BON Sanftrufs in Der Stoot.
ssn Der Notwithstanding
ser 5irma lit oaes 81 baben III gau.
lteinen, Sile, 3ement, &ieB, SanD
uifu. gum &eparieren bon Sauiern
ais audi fir 9euboilten. @u6 bier
miro Sen fleinen Muftragen beionoert
@ufmerfiomfeit geipi0met.
@ir bitten unlere 2eier, bel 8e-
~Iteaungen Die oeliti6e 3eitung 81 en-
lpahnen.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
Der oemtide Slim oSarcarOlc"
luielt am SDnntaa.

v8%arcarole~, aooptiert ans Dem
y8rano in ser Sper4 miro am Cont
tag, Den %. April, in Der 8ierce
Sale an ser Is, uno Sorparo Stra-
BE, g. @. porgefiibrt meroen uno
5por unb 3.15 ubr na6mittags uno
7.3O llbr abenos. SIN Slim ielbit
ipielen @ultap Sroeblih un0 alera
MngItroem bie @a%uptrolen. Die
S5enerien lino aus uSannbalier" ge-
nommen. Gie Wfitmirfenoen iino Die
SoloiIteL Der Gbor un0 oas Srde-
tier Ser 8erliner Staatsoper nit Der
Gonna Sarmila Nomotna.
Garl 5roeblid, Der Serlteler oes
nMGo6en III Uniform, lit Der gi-
reftor BON u8arcarole", meldes benz
fomilden Drama bon George &uiler
entnpmmen mliroe. ga oie SiBgele-
genbeit in Der 8ierce Sole cine be-
IdrGnfte lit, miro gemiinidt, 10 piel
pie moglid oie acknowledgements
lung su beinben. Gs lit Dies oie
lebte oentibe acknowledging in Der
8ierce Sane oieies 5riibiabr. SIN
Serbit geoenft man Damn offers oeut-
i1e Slime por5ufiibren.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21

9enti6-amerifaniides Hreisnns-
idrei6en. 6elO lit nod n6tig.
User bilft?

Gem Serrn Brofeiior Or. Grnit
@orrell BON bier, NmeriCan Uni.
oeriitp iino ole l~lnfoiten Oes Dor
idbrigen @reisousidreibens (ii6cr
George @oibington uiO ieine 3eit
unO oeren 8eriibrungspunfte NIT
oeutidem mo INSTRUMENTATION
Seben~) our6 unenoli6 piele Sdrei=
bereien, Senoen BON Selegrommen,
&eiien, 9orto etc. poaig 5llr Gait &C.
fallen. 9ieie l~lnfoiten belaufen iid
bisber ortf rlnO 5000. Mltd fe6len
sur Nusbe3oblitng Der 8reisiumme
nod 9euti6lano nod etpa $1,000,
0eren Mufbringung sur 3eit nod
gang unfair lit. 9os ltnternebmen
oiette einem glten 3mede, oiente Ser
Nufgobe, fir sic uniere oeuti6cn
Gereine Nmerifus uno @aibingtons
gum Seil eigentlid bier limo. Ser
Waibingtoner yGonoro" Stub bat in
ieinen Stotuten ausbriifli6 Die 8fle-
&c iolder S6ritte, tpie tie Or. Cor
rel uno oas 2ofalfomitee unterliom=
men boben, bie 6oroerung oes Mn-
lebens Ser 9ertiden in ser @elt uno
oes 9ellti6amerifanertun1s I'M Sc
ionoeren, Der Mdtung Dor Dem oeltt
i6en uno INSTRUMENTATION SEQ
men, betortt. Sier pGre es fir i'm
nun 3eit, ein5uipringen, Inn 10 mebr,
ols cine Summe, bic fiir3lih fir Ell
men Gbnli6en 3pef, nGmlid Die ge-
plante oeittid=amerifanii6e Ibtei-
lung ser G6icagoer @eltoltsiteaung
bonn &lub sur &erfiigltng gelteut
tprr6e, ni6t perpanOt peroen fonn=
te. Ser 3med in Chicago NOR I'M
@rlnoe oerielbe pie Der oes Plus
i6reibens. 9as lebtere NOR feline
Mn~9elegenbeit pripoter u@elebrter"
feline foitipielige @rtropogon5 5ltnl
| 3eitpertreib miiBiger &opfe, ionoerll
ging oas gon3e 9ent b II nj
@ a bin9to an. IS NOR Elm
50 a gtoner ltnternebmell
i'm. engiten Slime, auf oas mir pobl
Itol3 iein o%iirfen. Mon fam elmer
@in5elperion, Die iid oafiir aufge-
opfert Bat, nidt 5umuten, Dab tie DO
bel oud nod o6enorein tief in Die
eigene @elotai6e foBt. Or. Correct
arbeitete obne ieOe ftnan3ieIle Inter
itiibung ooer 8elobnltng fiir iein Sc
miihen. Iie IN YreiSQus1dreibe.l
ionit beteiligten @in3elperionen Iino
ielbft nidt nit @iitern oieier &elt
geiegnet; iie fungierten 3. E. ais
8reisri6ter un0 unter5ogen lid
ebenfalIs obne @er9iitlrng, Ser 0fiibc
oes 2eiens Ser eingeloufenen Irbei-
ten uno bomit perbunoener 9inqc.
g. @Ieis.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
SGferbaa

Nd6iten Somstog, oen %. April,
finoet in Ser n&nigbts Of columbus
Sale, 914-10te StraBe, q. @..
Elm grOBes San3ucrgniigen oes 9d-
fe~rperbonoes ltatt, 81 meldem Golt5-
luitige ber5lid eingelaoen limo. 0oS
Or6eIter BON Serrn George Saul
ipielt gum Gon3e ouf. Ser Gintritts-
preis betrGgt 90 Gents, unO lit Der
&einertrog fir orbeitsloie 8Gfer be-
itimmt. Sir NidttGn3er TinOet Elm
Hreisfegeln itott 81 mel6em 9iebbo.
Der gebeten iino, SIT erideinen.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
@irO Oie II. Slpmpiabe in Berlin
ge6alten?

Noerp 8ri1noage, Der @rdiioent oes
Amerifanii6en Slpmpia=@usidulles,
gibt in einem 8riefe an 6. 81. Wfiler,
ben 8el6dftsfiibrer Der 8ultimorer
uSeDilb Zines, Der Mniiht 9lus=
0rud, es lei cine nperionli1e, aber
inoffi5ielle Aniidt~, oaB Die Slpmpi=
i6en Spiele unidt in irgeno einem
2anoe obgebalten meroen, mo- Die
funoamentale olDmpii6e Sbeorie BON
Der @lei66eredtigung oaer &alien
nidt u%nerfannt Miro.
Sn Dem 8riefe 8rlmoages beiBt
eS Ii. a.: SD beitdtige hermit Ben
Gmpfang SbreS S%elegramms bonn
IA. glpril BON in 9eutidlano utter
nommenen Sdritten, Die cine .9etei=
ligung BON SSlloen an internationolen
@ettfdmpfen ausi6lieBen miiroen.
Girefte Surisoiftion ii6er cine 8erle=
gli1g Ser Slpmpiiden Spiele bat Der
Srternationale Olympia IusiduB,
Der in bieiem CONNER IN @ien cine
SiBung abb1lt.
49,. 9os 9lpmpii6e @rotofoa
6eitimmt, oaB fir Die 8eteiligung an
Sen @ettbemerben feline 8eihrdnfllng
megen &laiie, Naiie ooer &eligipn
itattbaft lit. Gas amerifaniide Slpm-
pia=&omitce miro ii6 obne 3meifc.
nit Ser Sahe befaiien.~
aonooo miro iid an ser GbicagOer
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
Sud5eitssluden

Im Siterionntag, nud)mittags I'm
8 l1br, muroen 5raulein Caroline
&eBIer uro Serr Alfreo 4lle-
era in ser oeutI6en llttberil6erl
Stride in Safoma Harf gum 8unoc
fiirs 2eben pereinigt.
Die 8rant trug elm meiBes, lelne=
mes Spibenfleio uno Elm Blnmen=
bouquet aus meiBen &oien uno 81
lien. Ser S6leier muroe BON einem
&ran5 BON &oienfnoipen ge5altel
uno Die S6leppe mlroe bon Der flei-
men Srma Sing uno bon @alter
Ioamion %getragen. Serr Sefferlon
Mbomion S6mager ser 8raut, mar
8routfiibrer. 5rGulein Waria Hbein=
barb, mel6e ein langes roia &leio
nit ~paiienoem SUIT trug, NOR Gbren-
iungfer. Die S6melter Ser 9raltt,
Srau Seiierion Aoamion, mel6e in
@rau gefleioet par, fnngierte alS
@brenoame. 9ie anoern 8rautiung-
fern. 5rau Saul &eBler nno 5rau=
lein Sophie Sobmann, maren III
8lou gefleioet. SEER Saul aeBler
NOR 8rautfiibrer.
0o1 Ser &of5eit mar elm en-
pfang fir Oie Sod3eitsgdite i'm @ou=
re bon 6rau Sefferion Ioamion,
1929 @aitern Apenue. Sim 9ienstag
@odmittog CAB oie 8raut einen See
fir einige ibrer Sreiinoe i'm 9onie
ibrer S6melter.
Gen pielen @ratulationen, pel6t
einliefen, fiigen mir aud Die nnfere
bin5u.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21

aonaoo miro iid an ser Gbicagoe
misunderstanding nidt beteiligen.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
Sn elmer 6brele in Oregon
fano man einen Nidel BON 1906.


fiinoerinnen ieneS 0arrenepongeIi-
INNS, ons sic Spottgeburt Der %pfreien
2iebe" oils cine @rl0iung Der Wtenid-
belt anpreiien mohtel 9entide
Srauen! oie ibr oie 2iebe oes oeut-
iden Mannes erfabren babt nno nod
tdgli6 erfabret, ieit aa5eit bereit,
fir oieie 2iebe oie &ano ms 5eler
81 legen, oaB iie feline Gpiiooe ion-
bern elm 9aAer8uitano lit. 9aran
babt ibr ia nit Ben groBten Anteil
lno miBt, oaB edte 2iebe Dem eolen
@eine gleidt: lie otter lie miro, il
foitli6er miro fie!
&uOolpb Mugsblrger,
Solbiers Some, @aibington, 9. 8.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
Gorge germ fir bic @erbreitnns
9ieier snten bentidlen 3eitnns!
&inberitreif.

Sn M%lentomn, 8a., lit elm Streif
BON $50 arbeitenoen &inoern gegen
cine @o6enlobnung BON 80 Gents
bis S. in Ben Baiama-, Semoen
uno Serren : &leioungs vS6miBbu-
BEN" @erfitatten in oieier @egeno in
poaem Sang.
Washington Journal., 1933-04-21
Concord Glnb

Gie 0irettoren-@ . riammlung oes
Concord Clubs finoet am 6reitog,
Den 81. Ipril, abenos s llbr, i'm
Somilton Sotel, Ate uno g StrnBe,
g. @., itott.
Evening star., 1933-01-31

Miss Constance Cannon Brown, 4
Evening star., 1933-01-31
Engagement Of Miss Laskey
to Mr.. Katyenbach Announced.

70 Mr. KAtzenbach Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellsworth Laskey
announce the engagement of their
daughter Virginia to Mr.. Frank Snow
den Katzenbach, 3d., son Of Mrs. Frank
8. Katzenback. jr., Of Trenton, N. J.
Miss Laskey Is q graduate Of the Ma
deira School and studied at Miss
Sacker's School in Boston last Winter
Mr.. Katzenbach, who Is q son Of the
late Justice Katzenbach Of the Supreme
Court Of New Jersey, Is q graduate of
Princeton University and the Harvard
Law School and now is associated with
his uncle, Mr.. Edward l.. Katzenbach in
the practice Of law in Trenton.
Evening star., 1933-01-31
FRS. HOOVER will attend the
M Boston Symphony Orchestra
wi concert, DR.. Serge Koussevit-
l / sky conducting, this afternoon
in Constitution Hail. She will
have q small party Of close friends
with her.
Dean of Diplomats Again
In CAPITAL After New York Visit.

Dean Of Diplomats Again
{ In Capital After New York Visit.
: The Ambassador Of France, M. Paul
Claudel, returned to washington Sun
day evening from New York, where he
accompanied Nine Claudel and their
daughter, Mile. RENE Claudel. to be
d. week end guests Of Mr.. and MIS-. Pierre
Cartier.
: Nine. Claudel remained in New York
to attend reception and luncheon
given In her honor. The reception last
evening was given by the commercial
Mime. Garreau-Dombasle. There were
about 125 guests and Spring flowers
predominated in the floral arrange
ments. Count and Countess de Font
nouvelle entertained at luncheon In the
Hotel Pierre yesterday. Mile. Claudel Is
en- route to Mexico to make series of
visits.
The Ambassador Of Germany, Herr
Won PrittwitZ und Gaffron, Is one of the
patrons for the benefit performance of
"Parsifal" to be given In the Metro
politan Opera House Monday, February
13, under the auspices Of the Southern
Woman's Educational Alliance.
The opera will serve two purposes,
that of raising funds for the work Of
the alliance in providing educational
and vocational guidance for young peo-
pie In rural districts, and that of being
the New York celebration Of the 5oth
anniversary Of the death Of Richard
rated by music lovers throughout the
world particularly in Germany where
Frau Winifred Wagner Is in charge Of
the celebration
Additional box holders to the group
previously announced for this perform
ance include Mr.. Paul D. Cravath, Mr..
Willard v. King, Mrs. George w.
Perkins, Mrs. w. T. Stewart, Mrs. VIII
liam Van r. Whitall, Miss Jane Mac
donald, Miss Caroline White, Mrs.
Joseph P. Grace and Mrs. Charles E.
F. McCann. Mrs. George R. Boynton
is chairman Of the Opera Committee
which maintains headquarters In the
Drake at 40 Park avenue.
The Ambassador Of Italy, Signor
Augusta Rosso, was the honor guest at
an informal luncheon given today by
the Minister OF Austria and Nine.
Prochnik.
The Minister Of Siam. Phya Subarn
Sompati, has returned from few days
stay in New York.
Senator and Mrs. Harry B. Hawes
and Senate-elect and Mrs. Bennett
Clark of Missouri, will be entertained
at dinner Thursday evening by the
Democratic Missouri delegation in Con-
gresS.
Tomorrow Mrs. Milligan, wife Of
Representative Jacob L. Milligan Of
Richmond. Mo-, will entertain a large
company at luncheon at the Washing
ton Hotel in honor of Mrs. Halves and
Mrs. Clark.
Senator Ellison D. Smith has been
Joined by Mrs. Smith and their daugh-
ter, Miss Isobel Smith at the Hotel
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rector Of dramatics at George Washing
ton University, who directed the Drama
Guilds presentation Of MolnAr's play,
Olympia" at WardmAn Park Theater
last week, has gone to New York fos
Q few dav.
Miss Dorothy M. Elliott win entertain
at bridge tomorrow evening In compn-
nnent to Mrs. Harold White Of Chicago
who Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry T. Leach.
Miss Dorothy Gould Fowler. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Fowler
entertained at luncheon today at the
Shoreham in honor Of Miss Ethel Mae
Taylor. Her other guests were Miss
Fanella Castanedo, Miss Laura Kath-
crime Field, Miss Helen Manley, Miss
Nal Sykes, Miss Helen Tewksbury, Miss
Jane Tewksbury and Miss Elizabeth
Walker.
Mrs. Fowler also had guests at lunch
con, including Mrs. Eugene Collister,
Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner, Mrs. Arthur
McElroy, Mrs. George G. Minnigerode
and Mrs. Jeter Pritchard. The tables
were decorated with pink roses.
The League of Republican Women
will give . luncheon in honor Of Mrs.
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ological and chronological conditions in
the jungles Of the great North Brazilian
State Of Matto Crosse, under the lead
ership Of Mr.. Vincenzo A. Petrullo, who
returned with some amazing material,
and tonight, - the society's guest Of
honor. Will lecture on Primitive Peo-
pies Of Matto Crosse" He will use
lantern slides and reels Of talking pic
lures. the first sound picture the
Archaeological Society has consented to
use. and Is said to be q revelation,
bringing out the Life Of the Jungle in
remarkable fashion. Many Of the Latin
American diplomats have accepted in
vitations and % large an attendance is
expected at the Washington Club,
where the lecture viii be given at 8
O'Clock that admission is by card. The
president Of the soeloty is Mr.. Wade H.
Ellis. The last meeting was held at the
residence Of Mrs. James H. Wentz, on
McGiu Terrace, when Prof. T. Leslie
Shear Of Princeton gave an illustrated
lecture on the new excavations In the
Agora or old market place Of Athens
Prof. Shear IL the achaeologist in
fNonftn,,nd IN rrt,fr9 nc~.
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The League of Republican Women
will give q luncheon in honor Of Mrs.