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35th annual Western Conference
meet.
Michigan won It's fourteenth team
championship. but instead OF a run
away as had been expected. had to
battle Owens and Ohio State down
TO the last event for the decision.
The Wolverines amassed 48 points,
to ~ Ia for the Buckeyes.
Owens climaxed his great after
moons performance with q leap OF
Is feet 8 Ia inches in the broad
jump. a new world mark.
Before surprising the accepted
world record Of IS feet, 2 Ia inches
for the jump, set by Chuhei Nanbu
OF japan In 1891. Owens tied Flank
Wykoff's world 100-yard dash stand
ard - ga seconds.
After his jump he raced TO spec
tacular world record-smashing tri-
umphs In the 22l-yard dash and the
22O-yard low hurdles. Running by
himself after the first few strides
he finished the furlong In 20.3 Sec
onds. The performance was three
tenths Of a second under Roland
Locke's world record shaded Locke's
American marx Of 205. and beat
Ralph Metcalfe's collegiate mark Of
20.4 seconds.
AT 'arently Just az fresh as when
he started his day Of days. Owens
completed his conquest OF records by
winning the low hurdles in 22.6 Sec
onds, four-tenths of a second under
the ted world standard held joint
ly " Charles Brookins OF Iowa. and
Norman Paul, Southern California
ace.
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Texas Girl Beaten
In Southern Meet

LOUISVILLE, May Is. tP)- Miss
Marion Miley OF Lexington and
Miss Mary Rogers OF Jacksonville
Kentucky and Florida state cham
pions. Saturday went into the finals
ri the Women's Southern Golf
tournament.
Betty jameson. 16-year-old de-
Tending champion from Dallas, Tex.
vas defeated o to 5 by Miss Miley.
Dorothy Kirby, Atlanta's 15-yesr-
old former state champion. lost 3 and
2 to Miss Rogers over the l8-hole
route Of the Louisville country club
course.
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Valley Athlete
Heads Frog Nine

FORT WORTH, Nav 25.--Jim-
my Lawren e, o. Harrington. first
string catcher for the T. c. u.
baseball nine in the season just
closed. has Deen named by his
mates as captain OF the 1895 nine.
Lawrence Is sSn srIb-captain OF
the football team for next year.
He will be completing his last year
In 1856.
, 1935-05-26
BALL TOURNEY
TO OPEN SOON
Valley-Wide Session Will
Open Al Edinburg
June 3

EDINBURG. May 25.-The third
annual valley-w.de soft-ball Journ-
ament viii " played in Edinblrg
again this year. according 70 NJ @.
Harris. chairman OF the Edinburg
Kiwanis Clao committee In charge
OF arrangements
The first game In the tournament
wi be played The night OF June 3,
when McAllen and San Benito will
tangle on the lighted Edinburg dia-
n4ond on the courthouse plaza.
Ten teams have already been
ente.ed In the tournament and the
playing schedule was arranged al a
meeting OF rep esentativeS OF en-
traLts here. The teams are Me-
Allen San Benito. EdiIburg. Alamo.
San Juan, Mission, Donna. Mer-
cedes, Harrington San Benito and
Brownsville. The McAllen-San Ben
ito tilt on June s and the Browns
vile -Harlingcn scrap the night OF
JJnc 4 will &c In the nature of
preliminary games In order to fol-
.ow softbal tournament rules. The
winners Of theSs two games will
enter the formal tournament with
the remaining six teams.
The following schedule has been
arranged:
June 6-Alamo VS. San Juan; June
7-Edinburg vs. Mercedes; June 10
Mission VS.. Donna, and June III
Winner OF. Jan Benito- McAllen vs..
winner Of Brownsville H4rlingen-
National Softbal Association rules
WI govern play ex~eDt for certain
necessary ground rules peculiar To
the Edinburg diamond. A large
silver trophy wlL be awarded TO the
tournament H1nner as In past
years.
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LAREDO sportsmen yer being
introduced 10 skeet, that popular
form of trap-shooting, Sunday on
a new field at the Casa Blanca
Country club. They formed q skeet
club Thursday naming Jack Pick
ems. who has many Valley friends,
as head Of the group. Dick Misener
is the vice president and Jack Scales
is to serve as secretary and treasur-
er. The club has a membership Of
40.
, 1935-05-26
G~OODYEARS TAKE
HEADER

The Goodyear T1remen won a pair
Of suggests from. the Eage s Friday
right. taking the initial encounter
1873 and the second IA.
The double win cost tie Good
years the services Of Rupe-to Loya,
however, for he suffered 4 broken
finger In the third inning Of the
opener. The srcident occurred rs
Swafford. new Eagle catcher, was
sliding into second.
A total Of ueven home runs. three
triples and nine doubles was rec
Jrded in the two abbreviated trays.
In addition, SIX double plays we're
reeled up In cutting down the
scores.
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Goodyear IT., Eagles ga.
The question OF who's who and
what's what IL the Brownsville
Playground Ball league viii be put
squarely up to the for leading
tens" In three games TO be played
Monday and Wednesday nights.
The Fort Brown Tanks, first nalf
champions, Will meet the issue with
the circuit leading Kiwa.lis In 2
pair Of trays Monday night. The
Yanks present a tough obstacle In
the path Of the KIwis' pennant
march, and II anyone Is going to
halt the Kiwis IL is getting about
That time.
The Goodyeaf-P-AA game We'd
neSday night slSo is an in portant
fray as both clubs are still in the
big middle Of the pennant rae. The
ten that loses al be counted out
OF the chase.
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Tigers Journey To
Rio Hondo Sunday

The Brownsville Tigers VIII rn tn
Rio HOndo for a return cnqazn-
ment Sunday afternoon. The Rio
HOndo nine won n fast FL en-
counter from the Tigers here last
Sunday.
The Brownsville battery VIII
likely be Martinez and Fnr-as.
Bill Rachtik is slated tn tWIrl fnr
the home club.
, 1935-05-26
TEXAS LEAGUE

HOUSTON, May 25. Up An
exciting ninth round rally fell
4 short Saturday, and the Beaumont
Exporters whipped the Houston
Bluffs. 3 TO 2. For eight rounds, Joe
Hare fed Houston a mixed diet. and
starved the Bluffs into submission.
He ID the Houston players break
ing their backs on his change OF
pace.
But in the ninth, Hare's inability
to get the ball over all but proved
disastrous. He walked Whitehead
tpand Keane. Tom Angley scored
Whitehead and sent Keane to third
with a well socked single to center.
and Hare was derricked in favor of
Cook, left handler. Clarke flied TO
center. Smith vas out. first to the
pitcs.r. on a close play. Keane tai
living. King famed to end the game.
Beaumont 500. 0i0 600 200-3 6 0
Houston ........ 900 600 002-2 5 2
Hare. Cook and York; Pippen.
Smith and Angley.
DALLAS. May Is. lP-The Dallas
Steers extended their winning
streak to n new high for the season
three games In a row-by clubbing
out a 6 70 2 victory cver the Okla
homa City Indians here Saturday
night.
II was the final engagement OF
the clubs series. and the Steers
winning streak removed the Indians
from the top position in the Texas
Taa~ttn xvfV @nTFfnan
Oklahoma City 002 900 OO0-2 6 0
Dallas .......... 0l0 500 OOx-6 8 I
Moncrief. Parker and Fitzpatrick;
Spencer and Funk.
FORT WORTH. MAY Is. R-In-
ability 70 hit with runners on base
caused the Cats to lose another well
pitched ball game here Saturday
night. Tulsa took II l to 0 TO break
oVen In the six-game series which
0bnMnght Fort Worth's 22-day home
y stand to a close. Fred johnson limit
ed the Oilers TO seven hits and walk
ed only two men to out pitch AL
Shealy by all standard measures but
II Cats died on base, and that was
the difference.
Fort Worth collected nine hits off
Ghealv and he issued three free
tickets 20 first.
Tul~a .......... 900 mn 01O-1 Y I
Fort Worth 49,. 900 900 000-0 Q o
Shesly and Britain: Johnson and
BroSkie.
San Antonio =. 10i 600 O01-3 IS
Galveston ..... oil 100 0x-5 II /
Wiltse ard SEVERED: Davis and
Mealcy.
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LIE OF u. S. REPEATS AS BRITISH AMATEUR GOLF CHAMP
Babe Ruth Flashes Old-7ime Form With 3 Home Runs
Owens Breaks Three World
Records and Equals Fourth

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May 25.-Rl
JESSE Owens, spectacular Ohio
State negro, gave one OF the most
amazing demonstrations OF versa
tility In track and field history here
Saturday as he shattered three
worlds records and equalled a
fourth to dominate completely the
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Home Runs Green, Cara. Ca
bier JeaneS and Sauber. 3B Hit
Trujillo. 2B HitS-Loya, Swafford,
Green, TrujiIlo, Goats Caldwell and
Jeanes. Double Plays Jeans TO Loya
10 Tsggart: EScobl to Goats TO
Taggart; Houghtalink to Johnson TO
Green; Coats 70 Taggart. Pitching
RecOrds-GarZa allowed sever hits.
struck out four and walked seven
ir seven innings Coke allowed 15
hits. struck out two and walked none
In six innings.
Ca~1nH ~ornG-
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Home Runs -JeaneS and Cabler.
sB Hits-TruIllo and Cara. 2B
Eits-Samples and Taggart. Dou-
ole Plays-JeaneS TO raggart; Cara
to Taggart 70 Jsanes Pitching Rec
o-ds-Garza allowed four hits,
struck out m ami walked three:
Coke allowed Is hits, struck out
one and walked three.
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S~chOOlbOys Lead
San BenitO Loop

SAN BENTTO. May Is. The
high school team remained the only
mbeatten club in the local softbali
.eague when they battered the XII
wanians, 8 to 3, Friday night.
Score:
r II r
High school N. 30 203 0l0-9 III 8
Kiwanians ... 600 ITO 1903 z z
Batteries: Crispin and Willett;
Wilson and Carpenter.
Thursday night Hygeia moved
into second place by defeating
Highland, Is TO 2.
Score:
Highland .......... 600 600 002- 2
Hygeia ............ 060 $50 00x-l3
Batteries: Jackson and Theme;
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Games this week: Monday-Flre-
stone VS.. Highland. Tuesday Hy-
geia VS.. Rio Hondo. Thursday -
Kiwanis VS.. R~angerville. Friday -
Lions rs. High School.
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The ddUertise wiH
get you if you DON
udtch out!

If you dom watch out, Herald adver-
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where to buy the best things at the lowest
prices.
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If you dom watch out, Herald adver-
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wisely.
But, if YOU do watch out for The Herald
advertisements, they'll watch out for you'll
, 1935-05-26
Standings

Games Sunday
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis al Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
, 1935-05-26

CINCINNATI, May IS. pa
double by Riggs and triple by Good
man In the seventh inning provided
what proved to be the winning run
Saturday as the Cincinnati Reds de-
feated Philadelphia. 4 tC 3.
Philadelphia v. 600 600 300-3 2
Cincinnati 49,. 600 $50 i0x-4 Ill
Thomas, Jorgens and Todd: Hol-
lingsworth. Frey and Lombardi.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Chicago 8. Washington 3.
Cleveland 81. Philadelphia SIS.
New York 3-8. st. Louis II.
Detroit 3, Boston 2.
, 1935-05-26

On July 8, 1888. a shower OF
oranges fell near Naples. Italy. The
oranges had been sucked into the
air 10 minutes before by a water
spout
, 1935-05-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Saturday

New York 3. Chicago 2.
ST. Louis 10. Brooklyn 3.
Pittsburgh IL. Boston 7.
Cincinnati 4. Philadelphia 3.
, 1935-05-26
Games Sunday

BSton at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Me- York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
, 1935-05-26
- H
TEXAS LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Galveston 5. san Antonio 8.
Dallas 6. Oklahoma City 2.
Tulsa i. Fort Worth 0.
Beaumont 3. Houston 2.
, 1935-05-26
Games Sunday

Dallas at Oklahoma City 90.
Fort Worth at Tulsa.
Houston at Beaumont GU.
San Antonio at Galveston 20.
, 1935-05-26
TIREMEN WIN
DOUBLE BILL
Fort Brown and Kiwanis To
Play Two Contests
Monday
PLAYGROUND BALL
Coming Games

Monday-FA Brown at Kiwanis
C1).
Observation-Disclosures at P-AA.
Friday-Eagles at Elks.
, 1935-05-26

The malarial parasite Is 80 small
hat IL easily inhabits the interior
II a human red blood corpuscle. Of
which 5.000.0 900 are normally con-
tanned In about one-sixth OF an
average drop OF blood.
, 1935-05-26
Rifles, Lions
Play Sunday

MISSION. Tex. May 25.-Mis-
sion's fast 5000 Rifles and the
NcAllen Lions. perennial opponents
In semi-pro baseball in the Lower
Rio Grande Valley. will meet in
their second game OF the season at
legion Park here Sunday after
noon.
Manager III. T.. Ryler OF the Lions
win make several changes III his
lineup as has been necessary In
other early games. Ken Brown will
probably be moved from second base
TO catcher. Jerry Stephens. a new
infie'd find" will hold down sec
ond and George Strohmeyer will do
Il McAllen hurting. Billy Walsh.
former Lions pitcher, will handle
t. mound duties for Mission.
, 1935-05-26

Milwaukee 8; Columbus 4.
st. Paul 4; Louisville 2.
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NEW YORK, May 25. tF-TDnv
Lazzeri's single with the bases fun
after two ST. Louis errors Ia the
ninth enabled the Yankees 10 de-
feat the Browns q ND " ln the second
game ~ Saturdays d0ubicheader
after taking the first 3 70 /. I'd
Coleman hit n homer with the bases
full IN the ninth I'd put the Browns
ahead.
, 1935-05-26
GrcenbeI's Homer wins

BOSTON. May Is. Up Green
berg's nome rum with cl LIN the
siXth gave Detroit the needed mar
Gin 70 whip the Red Sox here sat-
urday 81.
, 1935-05-26
BUT PIRATES
TAKE CONTEST
New York, st. Louis And
Cincinnati Other
Winners

PITTSBURGH, May Is. Urls
ing to theg lorious heights Of his
hey-day. Babe Ruth. the sultan Of
swat. crashed out three home runs
against the Pittsburgh Pirates Sat
urday. but they we're not enough and
the Boston Braves took a IL TO z
defeat before a crowd OF 10000 at
Forbes Field.
The stands rocked with cheers
for the mighty Babe as he enjoyed
a field day at the expense Of Pitch
ers Red Lucas and Guy Bush, get
ting a single besides the three cir
cult blows In four times at bat and
driving In altogether six runs.
Ruth left the game amid an ova-
ton at the end OF the Braves half Of
the seventh inning and after his
third home run--a prodigious clcut
that carried clear over the right field
grandStand. bounded into the street
and rolled into Schenley Park. Base
ball men said 1t was the longest
drive ever made at Forbes field.
In his first appearance az the
plate. the bamhino drove the ball in
to the stands. scoring Unbanski
ahead Of him. Lucas was the VIC
tim. Again in the third while Guy
Bush was pitching. the Babe found
his eye and smashed enc that land
ed on top of the stands. Mallon was
on base at the time. In the seventh.
Ruth lined out a single to score NAL
Ion again. His last home run drove
Bush out of the box and Waite Hoyt
finished the game.
, 1935-05-26
/: GPORTS CHATS :
With Hal EuSt0ce


Formation Of this club offers pos
sibilities Of matches between the
Brownsville and Laredo teams. Skeet
Is thriving here and interest In the
sport Is beginning to pick up among
sportsmen In other parts OF the
Valley.
A thoroughly enjoyable shoot was
staged here Friday afternoon with
Audrey bursts Pan-American gun
ners nosing out a city team by two
birds.
, 1935-05-26
But Pirates Win

finished the game.
But Pirates Win
Meanwhile, the Pirates pecked
away freely at the offerings CT three
Boston pitchers and managed 70
keep up with the Babes tremendous
pace in so far as scoring runs was
Concerned.
The Pirates sewed up the game
with Tommy Thevenow's double,
coming with the bases loaded in the
seventh while Ben Cantwell was
pitching for the Braves. Pep Young.
rookie third baseman. subbing for
the ailing Pie Traynor. hit a home
run earlier for the Pirates.
Boston .....,.. 202 010 200 2 Is 1
Pittsburgh =. 600 430 Skill IA 0
Bets. Cantwell. Benton and Spoh-
rer; Lucas. Bush. Hoyt and Grace.
M0ore's Homer Wins
CHICAGO. May 25. P-Joe
Mo0re's ninth inning homer pro
vided the winning run IN q mound
duel between Carl Hubbell and Lon
warneke Saturday and gave the
Giants a 3 to 2 victory over the Cubs.
Huhbell allowed Chicago only four
hits.
New York .... 900 200 00l-3 10 /
Chicago ...... DOL 900 O01-2 43
Hubbell and Mancuso; Warneke
and Hartnett.
ST. LOUIS. May rs. Pl-The
Cardinals punched III Of their ~
hits in two five-run innings and
defeated the Dodgers 10 to 3 in the
cries final Saturday. Ray Darrell
and Bill Hallahan pitched fine re-
lief ball for st. Louis after Norber
Kieinke had been driven out.
Brooklyn ...... 20l 900 600 !
st. Louis ..... 900 $50 50x-I0 10 o
Babich, Leonard. and Phelps:
Klieinke. Harrell, Hallahan. Vance
and Delaney.
, 1935-05-26
CHISOX GAIN
ON CLEVELAND
Pale Hose Down Washington
S-3 Al Indians Split
With Philadelphia

WASHINGTON. Nay Is. tP-Ths
league leading Chicago White Sox
bounced on four washington pitch
ers Saturday 10 pound out NH Y To
3 victory over the Senators, even
ing the series.
Chicago 400 $50 n1n-8 TN
washington 030 n00 COOS G
Fischer and SeweIl: Linke. Petit,
Russell. Bean. and Bolton.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nav Is. F-
The Athletics and Cleveland lndt-
ans split "A twin bill at Shihe Park
Saturday. the Indians taxing the
first Q 70 6 IN ten innings and drop
ping the second 8 to !.
First.
Cleveland 600 ITO l2c 40 I5 N
Philadelphia 200 100 10 rs ~ 1
Hildebrandt. Pearson. Brown and
Pytlak; MahAifey. Cascarella and
Berry. Fox.
Second:
Cleveland ...... 900 600 0i0-l Z 4
Philadelphia .... 2l0 600 03N-6 ~ O
Hudlin and Brenzel; Dietrich, ~.
Brown and Berry. Pytlak.
, 1935-05-26

SHORT SHOTS
The Indians. 1t Is currently rumor-
cd. have established a lobby in
Washington to forestall any con-
certed move to turn the country
back TO them.
The depression Is over, : friend
informs us, because he saw a Jack
rabNs across the road recently and
there was only one man after Il.
Jokes az the skeet field run 10
the nine with -one-Shot, on-the-hoof
and tied-to-a-limb variety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03
Secretary Morgenthau
Host at Dinner for
Chief Justice Hughes
Senator Townsend and
Daughter VIII Entertain
Tomorrow-Senator and
Mrs. McCarran to Mark
Anniversaries.

The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr., enter
tanned at dinner last evening in their
home on Kalorama road in honor Of
the Chief Justice and Mrs. Charles
Evans Hughes.
Following the dinner Mr.. John j.
Niles gave a program of mountain
songs.
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LunCheOnS and Dinners
Announced by Diplomats
Ambassador of France and Nine. de Laboulaye
Will Entertain Small Party
Today.
.Hessler- Henderson Photo.
Underwood Photo.

exhibition in Philadelphia. Several
of his pictures will be on view at the
luncheon.
The Ambassador and Nine. Troy.
anovsky will motor tomorrow to Balti-
more, where the Ambassador will
speak at the opening of the Soviet
art exhibition in the evening at the
Baltimore Museum of Art. The Am
Continued on Page 6, Column 81
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In the presence Of a large COM
pany representative of official, diplo-
matte and residential society, Miss
Patience Henrietta Mccormick Good
hart, daughter of Mr.. F. Hamilton
Mccormick Goodhart became the
bride of Mr.. James Mcmillan Gibson,
son of Mrs. Locke. wife of Col. Morris
Ernest Locke, U. S. A. (retire0. The
ceremony was performed in the
Church of the Epiphany at $3.50 pm,
the Rev. Re Barney Phillips and
Canon Fletcher of the National Ca
thedral officiating.
The arrangements for the wedding
were unusually charming in detail
and the simple and all the more ef-
fective floral decorations on the can
delighted altar made an impressive
background for the wedding of the
popular members Of the younger set.
White Gala lilies with freezia filled
the graceful vases on the altar and
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Miss M'COrmick-G00dh
Wed in Brilliant Ceremony
Becomes Bride of James Mcmillan Gibson
in Presence of Official and
Diplomatic Company.

palms and ferns were banked in the
chancel. As the guests assembled for
the nuptials Mr.. Adolf Torovsky gave
an organ recital and Immediately pre-
ceding the ceremony the choir sang
20 Perfect Love-"
The bride was escorted to the altar
by her father, who gave her in mar
riage. She was lovely picture in a
gown of pale pink slipper satin, which
was fashioned after the youthful
brides own design. On the graceful
train was BRUSSELS lace which be-
longed to the brides grandmother.
She wore pale pink tulle veil which
fell from an empire bonnet with
small pink gardenias under the brim.
She carried her grandmother's prayer
book, given to her at her christening,
and dropping from the book was a
marker made of a garland of pink
lilac.
Mrs William Ross Howard, Sd. Of
Continued On Page Z. Column a.
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Secretary Hull Due
Back From Visit in
Florida Tomorrow
Mrs. Paul Hays. Niece of
Mrs. Hull. Has Returned
to Her Home in Staun-
ton, Va.

The Secretary of State. Mr.. Cordell
Hull, will join Mrs Hull in their apart
ment at the Carlton tomorrow. The
Secretary has been in Florida for a
short Stay.
Mrs. Paul Hays, niece of Mrs. Hull,
who has been her guest for few days,
has returned to her home in Staun-
ton, Va.
The Attorney General, Mr.. Homer
S. Cummings, will be joined tomorrow
by Mrs. Cummings, who has been
visiting in New York.
The Postmaster General. Mr.. James
A. Farley, is in New York for the week
end He will return to Washington
the first part of the week. Mrs. Far
ley will come from her home In New
York Tuesday in time to attend the
annual stunt party Of the Womens
National Press Club.
The Assistant Secretary Of the
CONTINUED on Page 6, Column So
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Engagements of Unusual
Interest Are Announced

Judge and Mrs. Jehu Thomas
Stokely of Birmingham. Ala, are to-
day formally announcing the engage
ment of the daughter Devereux to
DR.. Hill Carter of Washington. The
wedding will be an event of April.
Miss Stokely made her formal debut
after graduating from Holton Arms.
She is a prominent member of the
Junior League and of the Spinsters'
Cotillion Club. having been presi-
dent of the latter during the past
year.
Dr. Carter is the son of DR.. and
Mrs. Henry Rose Carter of Ashland,
Va He is graduate of the Uni
versity of Virginia and spent four
years in New York and Boston COM
pleting his medical training He Is
now practicing medicine in Washing
ton. where he and his bride will make
their home.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Olive r.
Lynch, daughter of the late DR..
and Mrs. T. Hooper Lynch of Valley
Ice, III OI MdlyS SOuIlJy, Mu., W
Mr. John P. Moshkoff, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter E. Meshkoff of Rockford,
ILL.,
Miss Lynch is a descendant Of an
old Southern Maryland family. She
is a graduate of Great Mills High
School and is now attending Temple
Business, College in Washington.
Mr.. Meshkoff, after graduating from
Rockford High School. attended the
American College of Physical Educa-
ton at Chicago, where he was a men,
Der of Phi Epsilon Kappa Fraternity,
and the Northwestern University at
Evanston, Ill. Later he was director
and physical instructor of Chicago
Boys Clubs Nos. 4 and S and became
affiliated with the Chicago Board Of
Education. For the past four years
he has been physical instructor Of
the Metropolitan Police School and
is also Director of the Police Boys
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. William weinberg an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Bessie to DR.. Jerome Ffsch-
grund. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Fischgrund. No date has been set
for the wedding.
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The Ambassador Of Argentina and
Sonora de Espil are expected to return
the end of next week to the Capital
from Boca Ration, Fla, where they
have been spending some time.
The Ambassador of France and
Nine. de Laboulaye will entertain at
a small luncheon at the embassy to-
day.
The Ambassador Of Chile, Senior
Don Manuel Trucco, and his daugh-
tiers, Senorita Marta Trucco. Senorita
Graciela Trucco and Senorita Rebeca
Trucco, will return the end of next
week from Florida.
The Ambassador Of the Union of
Soviet Socialist Republic and Nine
Troyanovsky will entertain at a
luncheon Tuesday In honor of Mr..
Alexander Deineka, well,known Soviet
artist, whose works have been on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03
At Homes Cancelled
During Lenten Period

Mrs. Hughes, wife of the Chief Jus.
tice, will not receive tomorrow or
during Lent.
Mrs. Crowther, wife of Representa-
tive Frank Crowther of New York,
has discontinued her days at home
until the two last Mondays In April