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FUNDS AWAITED
To BUY 5000
CCC TRUCKS
International News Service

While other Governmental
emergency agencies today awaited
official orders from President
Roosevelt allotting them funds,
the CCC went ahead with plans
to expand enrolment from $4,000
men to 100000.
Orders for the purchase of more
than 5000 motor trucks were
awaiting only the executive order
Of the President allocating funds
from the 5000, 100000 carried in
the Work Relief bill for the bids
already have been called for.
A total Of 396 motor tractors,
and 948 tractor trailers, for use
in CCC Camps, working under the
Department of Agriculture, we're
purchased during March in an
ticipation of the continuance of
CCC. They cost a total of $4,433,-
171.54, provided for from funds
under the old act under which
CCC was organized. All were or
dered for delivery after April /.
The contracts were divided
among the Caterpillar Tractor
Company, Cleveland Tractor Com
pany, Allis-C Chalmers and the In
ternational.
MMore motor trucks will be pur-
chased by the War Department,
which SuperViSeS the canpS. and
the Interior Department, the lat
ter for camps doing work in
national parks and on other pub
lie domain.
Location of the new camps,
1875 in number, have been
agreed upon, State quotas listed,
and all preliminaries are ready
for immediate action as soon as
the President issues the neces-
cary executive order allocating
the funds.
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ENLARGED
COURTHOUSE

ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE,
Va, April 13.-Remodeling of the
courthouse as proposed by a COM
mittee consisting of County Man.
ager Roy S. Braden, Common
wealth Attorney Lawrence D.
Douglas and County Treasurer
Charles T. Jesse, and the rate of
the front-foot assessment for in
stallation of sewer lateralS, was
discussed by the county board to-
day.
The remodeling plans call for
an addition to the courthouse
which would provide more office
space and provide meeting room
more suitable for board meetings.
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BIRTHS

Norman-Mary Cornwe1l, girl.
John-Vila Gordon, boy.
Thomas Grace Dodd, boy.
Dominic-Mary Puglise, boy.
James-Martha Shugars, boy.
Franklin-Paulite Frame, boy.
Carleton-Helen Martin, boy.
Gilmer-Gertrude Foster. boy.
JohnEmma Meehan. girl
Abraham-Lena Friedenberg, girl.
Samuel-Virginia Alexander, girl.
Delmar- Elenor walton, girl.
Carlton.Lelia Norris, girl.
George-Ella DeVane, girl.
Robert-Elsie Gibbons, girl.
Shelton-Georgia Beachman, boy.
EmileBlanche Daigle, boy.
Dorsey-Imo Myers. boy.
Glenn-Ada Wallen, boy.
AlphonZo-Nancy Dean, boy.
Charles-Ruth Creighton, boy.
Elmer-Blanche Haislip, boy.
Louis-Sadie Bsepper, boy.
Ernest Dorothy Larson, girl.
James-IneZ Bradshaw, girl.
Willamette Hixson, girl.
Milton-Mary Powell girl.
RobertMarjorie Eicholtz, girl.
Louis Eliza beth scheidt, girl.
George-Janie Jackson, twins boy-girl,
Robert-Irene Footman. boy.
George-Mary Toliver, boy.
John Rosa Osborne, boy.
Phil-Ida Edwards, boy.
Boyd-Eleanor Mccall boy.
Henry-Daisy Fielder boy.
Alvin-Elsie Mack, girl.
Emmett-Elease Ware. girl.
John-Alfreda Bean, girl.
Joseph-Gladys Vanison, girl.
enjamin-Lettie Allen, girl.
Albert-Effie Franklin girl.
Robert-D Dorothy Moragne, girl
Samuel-J osephine Dyson, girl.
James-Mary Young girl
Parker-Pearl Waterson, boy.
GeorGe-Mary Simms, boy.
Clarence-Fannie Harrison, boy.
Enos-Eva Morris, boy.
Extraordinarily Studvant, boy.
Boyd-Eleanor McColl, boy.
William-Hattie Hamilton, Eirl.
Eernon-Hilda Lee girl.
Charles-Ella Early, girl.
James-Maybell Pendleton, girl,
Taft-Beulah Hylton. girl.
JohnAlma Campbell, girl.
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LOurdes Service
To Be Broadcast

DR.. John Heating Cartright,
pastor of the Catholic Church of
the Immaculate Conception, 9th
and N Streets N. w., announces
the service of palm blessing before
the II o'clock mass tomorrow and
after the Lourdes service for the
sick at 5 p. m.
The Lourdes service will be
broadcast in conjunction with the
Catholic Radio Hour from Station
VOL. DR.. Francis P. Harrity will
preside.
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riand'' also Bella Lugosi and Arline'
3udss in The Mysterious Mr. Wong:"
lavan in The Good Fairy" also Walter
Connolly in White Lies" Thursday and
Friday: Victor McLaglen and Wynne
also steff Dunn cI and Regis To anG ssa in
Red Morning" Saturday: May Robson
and Fay Wray in Mills of the Gods"
also Jack Perrin in Wolf Riders" and
Chapter 10 Law Of the Wild"
=, s SE6. s and Monday w., Eddie
lions" Tuesday: Frederic March and
Anna sten in We Live Again" wsdnes-
in "Elinor Norton" also Nancy Carroll
and Donald Cook in Jealousy" Thurs
day: CaroIe Lombard and Chester Nor
Robson and victor Jory in Mills Of the
Gods " also Norman Foster and Sheila
Manners in Behind the Evidence" Sat
urday: Tim Mccoy and Shirley Gray in
The Best Man Wins" also Ralph Bell
Red Rider" No. II.
HIPPODROME-sund and Monday:
Claudette Colbert in Limitation of Life"
in Student Tour" also Henry Hull
Great Expectations" Thursday and FRI
day: Ann Harding and Robert Mont
gomery in Biography of A Bachelor
Girl" Saturday. Sunday and Mondays
Anna Stem, Gary Cooper in Her We'd
ding Night"
CAMEO-sunday and Monday: Myrna
10y and Warner Baxter in Broadway
Bill" Tuesday: Gene Raymond in
Behold My Wife" wednesday: Cary
Grant and ELISA Landi in Enter
Madame" Thursday and Friday:
George Raft and Carole Lombard in
"Rumba," Saturday: Tim Mccoy in
Revenge Rider; also Lee Tracy in
| "Carnival."
ARCADE-sunday, and Monday:
One ales More aS's spring anS Jane" Tuesdsy 0 and
Lombard in "Rumba." Thursday and
Friday: Mrs. WIGS of the Cabbage
Patch Patch, Saturday; Joe E. Brown In
show and serial.
L1NCOLN-April y to 1s-Richard
Richard Dix and Louise Beavers in
Zane Grey's West of the Pecos."
REPUBLIC-April IL to 1s-"society
Bruce and Billie Burke.
BOOKER T.-April IL to 1s-Dous-
Don Juan" with Merle oberon.
MOTT-Sunday and Monday: James
Cagney in Devil Dogs of the Air" Tues
day: Tim Mccoy in Police Car No. IT,"
Wednesday, gt' ricardo o cor TT ana 0G jean
Muir in The White Cockatoo'': Chapter
8, ''Tailspin Tommy" Thursday: Tom
Tyler in Riding Through; also
Student Tour Friday: Anna May
Wong in "Chu Chin Chow" Saturday:
Buck Jones in Riding for Justice; Our
Gang in "Washee Ironee."
M!ros Log and Cary Grant Ra IN Wings = i
in the Dark" Tuesday: Jack LaRue in
NO Ransom: Chapter /. Law OF the
Wild" Wednesday and Thursday: Ann
Harding and Robert Montgomery in
typography of a Bachelor Girl" Friday:
Anna May Wong in "Chu Chin Chow"
Saturday: Tom Tyler in "Unconquered
Bandit; also Our Gang in "Washee
Ironee"
RAPHAEL-Sundaya and Monday: Be
hind the Evidence" with Norman Foster
and Donald Cook and Shelia Manners
Tuesday: George Brent and Josephine
Hutchinson in THE Right to Live"
Wednesday and Thursday: Ramon No
Claude, Rains in The Man who Re
claimed His Head" Saturday: Rex, the
Wonder. Horse. in King of the Wild
Horses"
BROADWAY-Sunday. Monday and
| Tuesday: George Raft in "Rumba," with
Carol Lombard. Wednesday: Bill Cody
Jean Parker in 'sequoia-". Friday and
saturday: Kermit Maynard in wilder
, ness Mali; Our Gang in ''Washee
! Ironee."
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OccOquan Prison
Population Gains

Daily average Of prisoners at
Occoquan WorkhouSe durin g
March was 81 more than Febru'
airy and 1875 more than last March,
Capt. M. M. Barnard. superinten-
dent of penal institutions. reported
to the Board Of Public Welfare
yesterday. The daily average is
839. 1t included 346 white males,
IS whffe females, 416 colored
males and 81 colored females.
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LICENSED TO MARRY

Wallace ]. Strange, 81, 1872 T St.
n W" and Miriam A. Thomas, q. s15
r ST. n. W.
Hammond Williams, IS, 1908 Sixth
st. n. w, and Bertha Wallace, IS,
1908 Fifth St. n. w.
Allan W. McCuin. 20. and Margaret
E. Sloper, %, both of GAINESVILLE, Va.
william c. Cline. IS. and Estelle r.
REYNOLDS, %, both of Richmond.
William B. sullivan, %. and Kath-
crime L. Shelton, 81, both OF Wood
bridge Va
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PROGRAM OF SONG

A program of song by the choir
will feature the religious service
at Howard University in Rankin
Chapel tomorrow at II a. m.
There will be no services at the
university April 81 and % because
Of the Easter recess.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Solomon LAWN, 2s, and Esther Cohen.
"a, both OF Baltimore. Md.
Alwenn NJ. Henderson, 10. 1907 Fifth
st. n. w, and Zeima E. Clay, 10,
1911 Eighth st. n. w.
James j. Baldwin, ~, 1885 81.
\. w. and Anna L. Nichols, IS, 1888
New Hampshire Ave. y. w.
Robert j. Roach, -, Wilmington.
y. c., and Patricia R. Vincent, a.
Hitchins Ky
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Ed wardLola Smith, girl.
Villa m-Dorothy Osborne, girl.
Narrow.Elizabeth Juggins, girl.
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Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBASSADOR-Sund Monday and
Tuesday: Fred MacMurray in Car 99";
cartoon. Wednesday and Thursday:
Helen Hayes in "Vanessa"; cartoon.
Friday: Chester Norris in Society
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CENT RAL-Sunday and Monday:
Dick Powell in Gold Diggers Of 1885,;
Edgar Kennedy comedy; sportreel.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Jean Parker
in "Sequoia"; Grady sutton in Hunger
Pains; Shemp Howard in "His First
Flame" Thursday: Charles Bickford
and Mady Christians in Wicked
woman; three comedies. Friday:
Barbara stanwyck and Gene Raymond
in Woman in Red; three comedies.
Saturday: "Ruggles of Red Gap; ;
Charlie Chase comedy; cartoon.
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SERVICE
COURT PLAN
PUSHED

NeUS items and "tips" Of Fed
er1l employees cctiUitieS are
sought for this column. Every
possible consideration tDilI be
otUen contributions.
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DIED

ANDERSON, GEORGIANA-on FRIDAY
TAP AprlI IL: 1893: at her residence. 1879
ANDERSON, the Beloved d ansSter q
Charles T. and Netta Anderson Cnes
:, Funeral from the above resfdenc. m
Monday, April Is, 1885, at 70 or on
Services at St. Matthew's Lutheran CRnrcb H.
5F!11t o and Kentucky Ave S. E., At
Relatives and friends are invited IN ,t,.rd
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
COvINGTON, MABEL LOUIsE-On T677-,-
RditslL MABEL L6UiSE c6ViNGSSTnoSET Hos S..
i snd the dau Eet Of Mary Lyons 6oynEton
arkana. Tex, and sister Of Cec'iil + t reX.
rlnpgton Remains resting at the y W w W
ShaW e oe rs Co. funeral home. 400 Chapin
Interment in Texarkans. Tex.
1885. GEORGE W. LEE the bel beIoyoJ
husband of the late Jennie Lee and fsihet
OF OF MIS- y, Sarah A. sheedy. Remains resting
AT Inc W. w. Chambers Company funer.I
Northwest ''iee'S
Funeral services will be held on Mondav
afternoon, April Is. 1885. at $50 o'clock
neral home, 400 Chaplin St. n. ",
tend. eN 70 at
Interment will follow in Cedar Hill
Cemetery. ann
PAGE 1as5 IND1 Ia E %c.;Gg1o Friday Apr IL
cut Ave. n. W, INDIA E. PAGE. the he.
loved wife of the late George F Pare
She is survived by two children. one
daughter and one son, Edith E. Page and
Remains resting at the W W. Chambers
Company funeral home. Fourteenth and
Chaplin Streets Northwest
Funeral services, will be held on Monday
-
neral home, 1900 Chaplin st. \. W. "
Funeral services and lntcrment strictly
private i'll Rock Creek Cemetery.
PRICE. FRANCIS K.-on THURSDAY April
FRANcs Price N0 the be A'G F bn.bsnd
~ ESnsr III 5rq% " Earren ratsvun.
R 3 !g% Northwest, on Monday, Aprii IS. al
Of the Sacred Heart at Q a. M.
Relatives and friends are invited TO
Interment Arlington National Cemetery
SMITH. WILLIAM CHARLEs-On Thurs.
tai. WiLLiAM CHARLEs SMITH. the h's be.
two sons; Hilton c. Smith and samuel
R Rie{es, smith SIM one sister. Mrs. Ethel
Remains resting at the w w Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 Eleventh
Funeral services will be held on satur.
day afternoon. April 13 1885 at . 80
Southeast funeral home, 5I7 " Eleventh
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend
1nterment will follow in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
WARD, MARIE ANTONETTE-On FRI.
ETTE WARD lnee Baumannl, the be-
loved wife of John F. Ward Besides her
husband, she is also survived by five
children. four daughters and one SON Mrs.
Catherine D. Coughlin. Miss Margaret A.
Ward. Mary Isabelle Ward. Edith Eliza
beth Ward and John Homer Ward Re.
mains resting at the w. W. Chambers Com.
pany Southeast funeral home, 517 Elev-
enth St. S. E.
Notice of funeral services and inter-
ment hereafter
WILLETT. MARY ELLEN-on Saturday,
Fort Foote, Prince Georges County. Nd,
late LemueI Wllett and beloved mother of
Del Willett. jamie Wilett and Lollie Will
lett. Remains resting at the W. W. Cham
bers Company Southeast funeral home, 517
Eleventh St. S. E.
Funeral services will be held on Mon
day morning. April Is. 1885. at II o'clock.
from the W. w. Chambers Company South.
east funeral home. 81 Eleventh ST. S. E
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
Interment Will follow in Broad Creek
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COLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
day, Ronald Colman in "Clive of India"
cartoon; Wednesday and Thursday. Kay
Francis in Living on Velvet" comedy;
Friday, Barbara stanwyck in Woman
in Red" comedy. travel reel; Saturday,
Janet Gaynor in "One More Spring"
cartoon
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AVENUE GRAND-sunday. Monday
and Tuesday: Dick Powell in Gold Dig
gers of 1885,; cartoon. Wednesday and
Thursday: Kay Francis in Living On
Velvet; comedy. Friday: Randolph
Scott in Rocky Mountain Mystery:
comedy; Mickey Mouse. Saturday:
Warner GLAND in Charlie Chan in
Paris; James Barton in Captain Hur-
ricane"; Popeye.
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AvALON-Sunday, Monday and Tues
cartoon. wednesday and Thursday: Kay
Francis in Living on Velvet; novelty.
Friday: Leo GARLIC in winning Ticket:
Ates comedy. Saturday: Janet Gaynor
and Warner Baxter in "One More
Spring; cartoon.
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Home-Surday and Monday, Warner
GLAND in Charlie Chan in Paris"
Brendel comedy: Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter
in lone More Spring" comedy; Thurs
day, Chester Morris in Society Doctor. -
comedies; Friday, Ross Alexander in
Maybe It's Love" musical. Mickey
Mouse: Saturday, Tom Brown in
Bachelor of Arts" Lowe and McLaglen
in Under Pressure" cartoon.
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PRICE. FRANCIS K.-On THURSDAY ANN
II. 1885. at Mount Alto Hospita..
FRANCIS K. PRICE. the beloved husband
of Rose B. Price (nee Lennon
Funeral from W. Warren TaltsvuITs
funeral home. Fourteenth Street and SprlnE
Road Northwest, on Monday. April IS. Al
$50 a.; m. REQUIEM mass at the Shrine
Of the Sacred Heart at q a. M
Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend
Interment Arlington National Cemetery
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TIVOLI-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day. Ciaudette Colbert in "Gilded Lady"
comedy Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day. Charles Laughton in "Ruggles OF
Red Gap" comedy; Saturday, Edward
G. Robinson in The Whole Towns
Talking Mickey Mouse
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sAVOY-sunday and Monday. Guy
the Patient Slept" musical; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Gary Cooper in Lives
of a Bengal Lancer" cartoon; Thursday.
ELISA Landi in Enter Madame"
comedy: Friday, Randolph Scott in
ROCKY Mountain Mystery" Mystery
Mountain No 8, comedy, cartoon: Sat
urday, Bing Crosby in Here is My
Heart" comedy.
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YORK-Sunday and Monday. Warner
Baxter and Janet Gaynor in "One More
Spring" cartoon: Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Jean Parker in "sequoia." Laurel
and Hardy; Thursday Guy Kibbee and
Slept omedies: Friday. Lyle Talbot
in Red Hot Tires" Hal Leroy comedy.
travel reel; Saturday. Lee Tracy in
Carnival" "RustlerS of Red Dog" No.
2. comedy.
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lday: Warner GLAND in Charlie Chan in
Paris; "Rustlers of Red Dog No. g.;
Roscoe Ates comedy: cartoon.
APOLLO-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Ronald Colman in "Clive of
India; cartoon. Wednesday and Thurs
day: Rudy Vallee in sweet Music" !;
sportreel. Friday: Chester Morris in
Society Doctor: cartoon. Saturday:
Edna May Oliver in Murder On
Honeymoon; George OBrien in when
Mans a Man; Rustlers Of Red Dog
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CAMEO-Sunday and Monday: Myrna
10y and Warner Baxter in broadway
Bill" Tuesday: Gene Raymond in
Behold My Wife" wednesday: Cary
Grant and ELISA Landi in Enter
Madame" Thursday and Friday:
George Raft and Carole Lombard in
"Rumba." saturday: Tim Mccoy in
Revenge Rider: also Lee Tracy in
"CarniVal"
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day afternoon. April 13 1885 at 80
o'clock from the W W. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home. ST. Eleventh
Street Southeast
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend.
Interment will follow in Cedar Hill
Cemetery
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SMITH. WILLIAM CHARLES-On Thurs
day April II 1885. at Providence Hosp
tai WILLIAM CHARLES SMITH. the be.
loved husband of Nancy Lee Smith.
Besides his wife he is also survived hv
two sons; Hilton C. Smith and Samuel
Michael and one brother Harry c. smith
Remains resting at the W w Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 Eleventh
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ARCADE-Sunday and Monday:
Warner Baxter and Janet Gaynor in
One More Spring" Tuesday and
Wednesday: George Raft and Carole
Lombard in "Rumba" Thursday and
Friday: Mrs Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" Saturday: Joe E. Brown in
six Day Bike Rider; all comedy
show and serial.
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REPUBLIC-April II to 1s-"society
Doctor with Chester Morris, Virginia
Bruce and Billie Burke.
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WILL ROGERS in LIFE
BEGINS AT 40" with Slim
Summerville. Rochelle Hudson,
Richard Cromwell, Jane OAR
we'll and George Barber.
Extra: Thelma Todd and
Patsy Kelly Comedy - News.
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LINCOLN-April ~ to 1s-Richard
Richard Dix and Louise Beavers in
Zane GreyS west of the Pecos."
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Lee, GEORGE Won Friday, Anvil 10
1888: GEORGE W. LEE. the beloved
husband of the late Jennie Lee and f aihet
OF Mrs Sarah A., sheedy. Remains resting
AZ me ". w. Chambers Company funeral
Northuost S'opih StTeelS
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HIPPODROME-Sunda and Monday:
Claudette Colbert in Limitation of Life"
in student Tour" also Henry Hull
Great Expectations" Thursday and FRI
day: Ann Harding and Robert Mont
gomery in Biography of A Bachelor
Girl" Saturday. Sunday and Mondays
Anna Stem, Gary Cooper in Her We'd
ding Night"
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BOOKER T.-April - to 1S-Doug-
las Fairbanks in The Private Life of
Don JUAN with Merle Oberon.
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OtiNHiON' MABEL LOUISE-On Thurs.
pit aiy M APEil II d 523S at ERsrgsney Hos.
loved daughter of Mary LvonS T IN; ne.
snd the Rev. W. R. Covington. Of 1'T TsI,
ai Ik.n. Tex. and sister Of Cecil l. Gov.
rrpbstoh; Remains resting at the W. W
St. n. W ''0 Ehdplh
Interment in Texarkana ror
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Tea Today
Mr.. Smith Will
Wed Miss Dial

Former Senator and Mrs. Ma.
thanial B. Dial, of South Caro-.
lima, announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of
their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Dial, and Mr.. Harold Ogden
Smith, jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Ogden Smith, of Phila-
delphia, formerly Of Indian.
apoliS.
The wedding ceremony will
take place Tuesday, July 2, at
the Washington Heights Presby-
terrain Church. A small recep-
ton will follow at the residence
of the brides parents for mem
bers of the immediate families
and a few close friends.
In New York
Mr.. Roger Gaucheron, First
Secretary of the French En-
basSy. and Nine. Gaucheron,
are at the Waldorf-AStoria in
New York.
49,
Mrs. Robert HOLSTER Chap.
man, who has closed her house
at 2029 @ Street for the sum-
mer, is at the Carlton for sew
eral days.
X i X
Mrs. P. r. Seabury, Of Bev-
erly Hills, Calf, Is at the Carl
ton for several days.
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Minister Host
AT Dinner

The Minister of Switzerland
and Nine. Peter will entertain
at a dinner this evening at the
Legation in Kalorama Circle in
honor of Minister walter
Stuck, chief of the Division of
Commerce at Berne, and Nine.
Stuck, who are their house
guests. Others in the company
will include the Counselor Of
the Legation, Mr.. Louis H. Mi
cheli; the Attache, Mr.. Ernest
Schlatter, and the Swiss Con-
sul-General in New York, Mr..
Victor Mes.
The Minister and Nine. Peter
will give a small tea tomorrow
afternoon in honor of Minister
and Nine. Stuck; and on Tues
day Nine. Peter will give a
luncheon for Nine. Stuck,
when the ranking guest will be
Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife of the
Secretary of State.
Wednesday evening the Swiss
Minister and his wife will give
a small dinner at the Legation
for their house guests.
The envoy and Minister
Stuck we're received by the
President yesterday at the
White House.
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NuptiaIs Take
Place Today

The marriage of Miss Mary
BrownSon Purdon, daughter Of
Mrs. Purdon, of this city, and
the late Mr.. Eric st. Clair Pur-
don, of Belfast, ireland, and
Manila, P. l., and Mr.. Frederick
A Gutheim, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
August G. Guthein4, of Chevy
Chase, Md, took place this after
noon at 2 o'clock, at Epiphany
Church, Rev. ZeBarney T.
Phillips officiating.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her grandfather,
Col. George H. Morgan, U.S.A.,
ret, wore a white lace gown,
made with a square neck and
long tight sleeves. Her tulle
veil fell from a cap held at
either side with orange bios
SONS, and she carried a bouquet
of gardenias and lilies of the
valley.
She was unattended. Mr..
Robert J. Gutheim acted as
best man for his brother.
Small Reception
A small reception at the home
of the brides uncle and aunt,
Major and Mrs. DeRosey Car
roll Cabell, in Cathedral Avenue
followed the ceremony. The
couple were assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Purdon, mother Of the
bride, who wore a Navy blue and
white lowered chiffon gown
and a white Baku hat with Navy
blue trimming, also Mrs. GU
theim, the bridegroom's mother,
who was in pale blue lace gown
with Navy blue lace hat, and
Mrs. Cabell, the brides aunt,
who wore a lowered crepe gown
which had a black background,
and a large black straw hat.
Mr.. Gutheim and his bride
left later for their honeymoon,
the latter travelling in a Navy
blue redingote over a vari-
colored print frock, and a Navy
blue quilted hat. They will sail
from Montreal at the end Of
June for a honeymoon in Eu-
rope, and they will reside in
Chicago when they return in the
fall.
The bride attended school in
England, and was graduated
from st. Hilda's Hall in Charles
Town, w. Va. Mr.. Gutheim
was graduated from the Uni
versity of Wisconsin in the class
Of 1881.
Comdr. and Mrs. G. w. Nelson
have arrived from Newport, r. l.,
and are at the Shoreham for a
brief time, before occupying
their home in Chevy Chase.
Commander Nelson will be on
duty in washington.