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open house. II you're one who finds
it difficult to take enough time
during the day to really buy furni-
ture and house furnishings, this
evening idea will prove a splendid
one. You can take along the fam
lily and shop in much better temper
than if George we're waiting at the
curb double-parked or driving cease
lessly around the block. Young
sters will not be tired and fussy-
they'll call it a spree to be taken
along in the evening. Make date
for Friday from 7 to $50 at the
COLONIAL. The place becomes
more crowded each week E. and I
wouldn't be surprised if the one out
standing value Of the evening is
enough to attract them. But, you
take this tip and see for yourself.
Corner Meridian and Maryland-st)
=
It's fun to think we have a real
importer right here in inland In
dianapolis an importer and
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song this spring and, generally
speaking, light-colored blouses Of
fer better chance for it.
Detachable stiff collars on shirt
waist type blouses are something
new. Except for rounded instead of
pointed collars they look exactly
like mans. With them you can
wear either trim little bow ties or
flowing Windsors.
There are, as one might have ex-
pected, Regency blouses, too. These
are not to be tucked into a skirt
band, and are worn for luncheon
and tea as we'll as on the street.
One particularly handsome Re-
gency blouse is made from roughish
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PR0PYLAEUM CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

Mrs. Arthur v. Brown is presi-
dent Of the Propylaeum Club for
the coming year and others elected
to Office include Mrs. Augustus Co.
burn, first vice president; Mrs. Will
liam Ray Adams, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Oscar N. Torian, secre-
tary. and Mrs. Edison 7. Wood,
treasurer.
Officers we're elected at a meet
ing yesterday at the clubhouse.
New members of the board include:
Mrs. John E. Hollett and Mrs. John
G.. Rau, Mrs. Torian, Mrs. Frederick
z. Matson and Miss Genevieve SEQ
vile were reelected.
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VOICE STUDENTS
WILL BE GUESTS

Voice students of Mrs. Jane john
son Burroughs will be her guests to-
night at her home, 1924 Broadway,
at an informal party. Members OF
the foreign diction class will present
a brief program. Glass members are
Misses Margaret Cornell, Marjorie
Byrum and Marjorie Payne Breed
en-; Mrs. J. E. Sedwick, Martinsville;
Fred M. Martin, Paul Croas, Charles
Carson and James B. Gilbreath.
Presiding at a table decorated
with ivory candles in silver holders
and a centerpiece of spring flowers
will be Mrs. Hugh Mason and Mrs.
j. E. Thompson. Assisting Mrs.
Burroughs in the dining room will
be Misses Ruth WAGNER, Beulan
Bailey Clare Mehrlish and Aida
Sherwood.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dewey are
being assisted by Mr. and Mrs. r.
L. Colby and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Caughran.
Children of club members will
bring flowers to place on the monu-
ment. This part of the program
will be in charge of Mrs. P. A.
Schaffner and Mrs. William R.
Scaff. Ernest Edwards is president
of the club.
The Alex L. Taggarts' daughter,
Miss Helen Taggart, who has been
attending school at Gulf Park.
Miss, is expected to arrive in In
dianapolis Thursday morning, May
so.
Charles Sleigh, William Lowry,
Louis Whitney and DR.. Charles
Thompson, Grand Rapids, Mich,
who attend the 5O0-mile Speedway
race annually, this year will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Laurens
Henderson and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Perry Meek.
When SIS. Berlin SteamS from
New York harbor tomorrow, it will
have as one of its passengers, Miss
Frieda Kipp, who has been visiting
her brother, R. G. Albrecht Kipp,
and Mrs. Kipp for six weeks, and is
returning to her home in Bielefeld,
Germany.
Miss Kipp really makes her head
quarters at Bielefeld, located just
a short distance from the birth
place of her father, Albrecht Kipp.
From Bielefeld she travels around
as she chooses. Last winter she
took advantage of skiing and other
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of diamond, due to dummy's king
jack, so he releases the six of
spades.
This squeeze is then followed by
the play of the king of diamonds
from dummy. East plays the ten,
the declarer discards the deuce Of
clubs and West is squeezed.
The king of clubs must be held,
Que to dummy's jack, so the seven
of spades must be discarded. Now
all the declarer has to do is to
lead the jack of spades and, if East
doesn't cover, he plays the queen
and wins the last two tricks with
the ace and deuce of spades.
= (Copyright. 1885. NEA Service. Incl
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Solution to Previous
Contract Problem
BY w. E. M'KENNEY
Secretary American Bridge League

HERE'S one Of the most inter-
Il l. esting squeeze plays that I have
seen for quite a while. I might
term it some kind of a double back
ward squeeze.
The usual procedure in this type
of play is for the opponent to find
himself squeezed because he has TO
discard Or play ahead of the third
hand. But here's a double squeeze
where first inc opponent and then
the other is forced tC discard while
playing as fourth hand to the
squeeze trick.
To get the full benefit of the hand
I suggest that you lay the cards
out on the table and follow it play
for play
The hand was sent to me by an
old tournament friend, Joe Smith,
Newark, O., well known to bridge
players who used to attend the Tri-
State tournament at Uniontown,
which was conducted by Mr.. Smith
each year. AS Joe states in his let
ter, he likes to bid grand slams and
nothing succeeds like success"
East's bid of three diamonds, Of
course, was for the sole purpose of
trying to take uncomfortable
sacrifice.
TN response to his partners dia-
i mond bid, Vests opening lead
was the five of diamonds, which
was won in dummy with the ace.
Now, even though the king Of
spades can be located, the hand
looks almost impossible, but here's
the procedure of play.
Declarer started right in to cash
all his trumps. This left him with
the ace-queen and deuce of spades
and the three and two OF clubs.
The dummy was left with the
jack of spades, king-jack of dia-
monds, and the ace jack of clubs.
West retained the nine, eight, and
seven of spades and the king
queen of clubs. East kept the king
ten and six of spades and the
Queen-ten of diamonds.
Here's where this interesting
double squeeze play develops.
The three of clubs is led by South;
West plays the queen and the trick
is won in dummy with the ace.
East. who is fourth hand, finds that
he is squeezed. He can not let 60
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FIT. WAYNE WOMAN
HEADS STATE GROUP

Mrs. William Morris, Fl. Wayne,
is the grand president of the Grand
Auxiliary to the United CONNER
ciai Travellers Of Indiana, as the re-
suit Of the election held at the clos
ing session Of the state convention
Saturday.
Other officers are Mrs. James
Staley, Terre Haute, president;
Mrs. o. G. Arnold, South Bend,
secretary: Mrs. Fred Vodermark,
Fl. Wayne, reelected treasurer;
Mrs. Leroy S. Martin, press chair
man.
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vorce yet. I haven't lived with my
last husband for year. have
terrible imagination and think am
IN love with every man I meet. I
talk entirely too much. Now I am
really in love and am afraid I have
hurt the one I love. Do you think
I can change and keep my tongue
quiet? I have tried a couple Of
times but have very little will power.
I don't have wild dates, or smoke.
I love to dance and read. This fell
low is about seven years older than
I am and when I met him he was
going with some one his own age.
He would take her home at o'clock
and then come to see me. Last week
he told me he had to work one
night. but my girl friend saw him
with this girl. What should I do
about it? Be mad at him or patch
it up? I am disguised with men.
c. L. S.
AnSwer-You're a child playing
at a game which requires adult
Judgment. When two children
marry, both of them expect more
of marriage than it has the power
TO give. I am afraid the books
you read inflame your imagina-
ton and give you a false picture
of love and marriage. You do not
see that any human partnership
is task at which both parties
must work.
Your attitude toward your last
lover shows that you expect to be
loved 10 the exclusion of all others
when you really do nothing to de-
serve it. You rely too much on
your physical appeal and too lit
tie on making yourself an inter
esting. responsible person. I'm
afraid you'll have TO grow up be-
fore you can succeed in any
worthwhile love affair.
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Bride-tO-Be Feted

Miss Margaret Gallagher enter
tanned Saturday afternoon with a
party honoring her sister, Miss Irene
Gallagher, whose marriage to
Arthur M. Scanlon will take place
June 10. Miss Catherine Scanlon
will entertain for Miss Gallagher
June l and Miss Marian Millers
party will be June 8.
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that good old summer vacation rolls
around Bermuda is just the place
in which to spend most restful
and comfortable summer holiday.
With my eyes wide open I'm dream
ing of Bermuda-pink houses, white
roofs, scarlet flowers, blue skies,
crystal waters, and violet twilight
cclorful, yes -. and worth more
than a mere dream. This is the
summer to do your travelling. Ask
the MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK, Travel Dept, to be your able
guide. They'll shove you off in
grand style for the tiniest bit of
money.
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west. Already it is. and has been.
definitely popular in the cities Of
both the Atlantic and Pacific coast.
They just drink loads of it out there
in the film colony. Now don't delay,
if you haven't already become a
booster. get taste of this most in
MIGRATING beverage at once. I'll
gladly tell you the name Of your
nearest dealer.
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Board to Meet

Executive board of the Irvington
Union of Clubs will be entertained
at luncheon at HAS tomorrow by
Mrs. C. A Harris, 1855 University
av. The luncheon will precede the
unions closing council meeting of
the wear.
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mail a letter to the name at
the bottom of this list and I'll
answer your shopping ques-
tons, gratis. CYou know you
will get something back on
that investment at once)
Then, when you get all your
money, you'll be prepared to
plan a big shopping tour.
There can be no mistake, you
see, because all my suggestions
are practically nOtarized they
are so dependable. I swear by
my seal and signature that
my commission will simply
expire right away. should you
neglect to shop around" with
NcBes
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Executive board of the White
Cross Center of the Methodist Hos
pital will hold a monthly meeting
from 10 to 1870 tomorrow in the
headquarters at the hospital nurses
home. Mrs. w. c. Hartinger will
preside.
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packer Of the delight
fully appealing universal
beverage of S o u t h
America So AM
Yerba Mate. Dir c t
from Brazil came a ton
and a half last ship
ment with enthu-
siastic new devotees in
all parts Of our middle
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and at those times
says very mean
and cutting things
TO me. I know
that he is sorry
afterwards, but it
makes me feel so
terrible I want TO
kill myself. I have
parents who are
V G r Y straight
laced and who
d We Of
everything I do.
This tension at
homo and tho fro
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means to rcjuvenate shades. saw
them myself before and after only
to marvel at the step-by-step proc
ess. All traces of dirt removed, new
sticks and ring pulls furnished, and
not a degree of change in size. Are
we fortunate to have access to this
last word in launderland? I ask
YOU what with the PROGRESS
being one of two laundrieS ir the
whole country to specialize in shade
shampoos. I'm convinced this or
ganization has a definite flair for
the latest, best, most improved
methods in all phases of their Won
derful work for housewives. Phone
RI. 1878 for details.
n 4
BY special request the COLONIAL
FURNITURE co. sets aside Friday
evening for Ieisurely shopping. SO
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them Where salon treatments usually call for appica-
ton Of numerous and lotions the Alexandra de
Markof preparations have been combined that only
a few are necessary for skin treatment.
1T is easy enough 10 sell woman 10 or II different
creams but you follow her into her home and
that she uses them" Miss Martin explains That is why
prepared these treatments only few Of them
be used daily for the maintenance of beautiful
skin"
The history Of the de Markof preparations dates
back TO the year l789 when Arcad Ivanovtch de
Markoh RUssias first counselor TO the crown on
foreign affairs. This statesman guided Russia through
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Thursday. Of course, you're plan
ming to be there from 10 a. m. TO 9
D. m. all three days-Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday Off you aren't,
you're sure to miss something thrill
ingJ While you're in the sporting
mood, pick out the most alluring Of
these new Catalinas with their chic
and engaging names. "Tahitian" of
the South Sea inspiration Baby
Pants" with halter neck bra
Riviera" "Accordiana" and
"Grecian Allure" The Follies"
with its Mexican Serape stripes -.
Sea Gypsy" Sorority Girl" and
scores Of others right out Of Holly
wood-direct from the newest
movies-designed by Orry Kelly.
See these Swim Suits and dive into
fashion. VONNEGUTS Sports
Show is the thing. And I'll be glad
10 give you further information.
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smarty ones OF brOWn WIN WnIIe
all ventilated e. air cooled e..
streamlined. You must complete
your wardrobe with these comfor-
table low-heeled shoes. Tie them
roguishly, voguishly around your
ankles or simply oxford style 49,.
but be sure you tie them in with
your sports costume. Hurry TO
MAROTTS Sports Dept. on third
floor for a choice selection of the
latest models in active sports shoes
my special prescription fo- this
summers foot health!
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quent quarrels with my lover are
driving me almost insane. I have
always believed that if a girl lets
a man call her all sorts of things
and doesn't flare up right back. he
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AyreS Presents Beauty
Aids Prepared on Order
of Catherine the Great
Formulae for de Markoff Preparations Date
Back to 1889; Ease of Application
Among Features.
RY HELEN LINDSAY

which created Tor catherine
Of introduced this
Catherine d
recress Two
essential and being offered at
this week A. special prices
preparations viii be exclusive with Ayres in Indianapolis and
simplify the home beauty treatment 50 that even
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Ban't let your problems get YOU down,
Write - Jane Jordan when your courage
= iay!
Dear jane Jordan-I am very
fond OF an attorney in this city and
he loves me. We see each other
every evening. and at the present
time I am working in his Office. He
Is very nervous and easily upset,
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ceiving treatment
in the form Of,
what d'you think.
a pair of ghillies!
They had to have
a pair Of ghillies.
And do you blame
them? w h / I e
ones, tan ones,
brown ones and
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And including a
comfort a b | e
stateroom with
bath? Aboard a
glamorous ocean
liner? Now, con-
slider this jaunt
from New York
to beautiful Ber-
muda and back
and plan to wish
yourself b o n
Voyage" VIII e n
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the famous Lunele
Of peace Napoleon
a but a Of
Catherine the Great
through the Mkof family from generation generation
Markof widely always
ing with these formulas filled numerous cities always
Berlin JaneiO
a laboratory New
through throughout the country
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many busy per-
sons have asked
for evening ap-
pointments that
Friday night has
b e e n designated
rnanro On. 1ncc On
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you We read so
m UGH about.
Now on display
at Won N E =
CUTS and
a spar k ling
feature of their
Sports S no ",
which begins
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t n e y a r e
equip ped to
perform mir
acles on Soiled,
J torn, n gy,
- grimy window
- shades. A n d
en they are returned
ne you'll VOW the
has made you
gift of brand new
S. This most pro-
ssive institution has
de a study of the
V hest WayS and
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Don't be blind" to progress-send
your window shades to the PROG
RESS LAUNDRY. mean it!
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. and quickly and
economically fill the
doctors prescription.
LII 2nq4 should head
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The revival Of
the fttest and
if every chain of
letters were laid
end to end, they'd
put a lot OF
money into circu-
lation. Tell you
what you do
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the list of important numbers right
beside your telephone. I believe
you'll save money on drugs, too, if
you stock up at this famous little
shop-217 N. Pennsylvania.
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Ginger Rogers favorite din
ner is said to call for an Gp-
petizing Tomato Ice as ats first
course. Want to knO1U hOW to
make it2
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No need for an ache or pain
when trusty BROOKSHIRE'S
PHARMACY will deliver first-aids
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RI. 555l is the number m-m-n
Coin TO Town."
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Noel CoVard's faUorite
dark red cdrndtion comes into
m'ladyS fashion picture =.
fresh foUers, mind you!

Listen, my mermaids, the newest
bathing suits are here! The IA
nous fattering Catalina Swim Suits
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How would you like vacationing
in an enchanted foreign fairyland?
To be commercial, for about $50?
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These little padded ties for
toes insure remarkable foot
comfort.
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A good case of Fashion Exposure
swept MAROTTS SHOE STORE
last Week-With every customer re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-27
SOCIETY
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt Will
Have as House Guests Celebrated
Woman Flyer and Husband.

Mrs. Daniel A. Reed. Mrs. Fritz G.
Lanham, Mrs. Patrick Henry Drewry,
Mrs. Hamilton Fish, jr.; Mrs. Milton A.
Romjue, Mrs. william j. Sears, Mime.
petroff Tchomakoff. Mrs. George e.
Allen, Mrs. Blair Banister, Mrs. John
8. Bennett, Judge Fay Bentley, Mrs.
Emily Newell Blair, Mrs. Stephen Bon
sal. Miss Lucille Collette, Miss Barbara
Crosser. Mrs. Arthur p. Fairfield, Mrs.
AHerbert Feis. Mrs. Rudolph Forster,
Mrs. Julien N. Friant, Mrs. Edward
Guest Gibson, Mrs. Clinton Hazard.
Mrs. Charles B. Henderson, Mrs. Emil
e. Hurja. Hon. Annabel Matthews,
Mrs. Christine Mcdonald. Mrs. Perry
L. Miles, Mrs. Carroll Miller. Mrs.
Howard O. Nichols, Mrs. Harrison
Parkman, Mrs. Warren De,ano Rob-
bins. Mrs. Manley H. Simons. Mrs
Malvina r. Schneider and Mrs. James
NJ Helm. The table was decorated
with pink roses, light pink stocks and
maidenhair fern.
The sprogram which followed the
lunch was given by Miss Harriet Zell,
soprano, and Miss Lucille Collette,
violinist and pianist
Yesterday Mrs. Roosevelt enter
tanned at tea for the women with
whom she worked in the canteen dur
ing the World War The program
was given by Iva Roberts, director
of the Leland Powers School of the
Theater and former director Of plays
Of the Wharf Theater at Province
town. who gave several Kentucky bal
laids which originated In England and
have found their way to the mountain
folk in Kentucky. Also on the pro-
gram was Jean Fardulli. Greek bari
tone. of New York. who gave pro-
gram of Greek songs.
Before the luncheon she attended
the meeting of the Society of Navy
Sponsors. of which she is member
Mrs. Roosevelt will be the guest of
the National Society OF the Colonial
Danes of America at their headquar-
afternoon. Those receiving will be
Mrs. James p. Andrews, national
president of the society; Mrs William
Holland Wilmer. chairman for Dunn
barton: Mrs. Stephen sBonsal. the d.
rector, and Miss Anne Powell, presi-
dent.
Tea will be served by Mrs. Owen
j. Roberts. Mrs. j. Crawford Biggs,
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison and Mrs. Cary
r Grayson. Those assisting are
members of the Committees for the
House-Mrs. e. A. Hartman, Mrs.
Arson Phelps Stokes. Mrs. John w.
Davidge. Mrs Herbert Slocum, Mrs.
H. Bradley Davidson, Mrs. st. John
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-27

Greble, Mrs. Armistead Peter, Mrs.
Edward 3. Meigs. Mrs. Charles D.
walcott. Mrs. Harrell Mulliken, Mrs.
r. D. Lagarde. Mrs. E. c. Lord, Mrs.
c. B. Northrop. Miss Elizabeth Bliss,
Miss Lucy Powell and a group of
junior members, Mrs. Gardner
Boothe. I'd; Mrs. Richard Hammett,
Mrs. Wilfred l.. Goodwin, Mrs.
Charles H. Bradley, Miss Eleanor
Calvert, Miss Elizabeth Lyster. Miss
Sarah Fauntleroy Harrison and Miss
Julia Wheeler Harris.
Also assisting will be Miss Agnes
Peter, president of the District of Co.
lumbia society: Mrs. A. r. Stands,
chairman of the Virginia Town Com
mittee; Mrs. Harry Freeman Clark
MARYLAND Committee; Mrs. Marion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-27

Marcus A. Coolidge, Mrs. Henry Wilder
Keyes, Mrs. Bennett Champ Clark,
Mrs. Stanley r. Reed, Mrs. Robert
Gates, Mrs. Percy Quin, Miss Lois
Walters, Mrs. John Roper, Mrs. Rich
ard Roper and Miss Grace Roper.
The Secretary OF Labor, Miss Frances
Perkins, will also receive this after
noon and win have assisting her Mrs.
Owen J. Roberts, Mrs. James F.
Byrnes, Mrs. Daniel w. Mccormack,
Mrs. Richardson Saunders, Mrs. John
L.Lewis, Mrs. Isador Lubin, Miss Mary
La Dame, Mrs Edwin 8. Smith, Mrs.
Carroll Miller and Mrs. Malvina
Shanklin.
The japanese Ambassador and Nine.
saito and the Ambassador Of Cuba,
Senior DR.. Guillermo Patterson y de
Jauregui, are the guests In whose
honor the Undersecresary Of State and
Mrs. William Phillips will entertain
at dinner this evening.
The Ambassador Of Mexico and
Sonora de Castillo Najero, the Minis
ter of Bolivia and Sonora de Finot,
the counselor of Argentine Embassy
and Sonora de Urquiza and Mime.
Saint, Sir Willmott and lady Lewis,
Mrs. Heiberg. Mrs. de Months, Miss
Sarah H. Maher, Mr.. Lynch Buquer
and Senior Antonio Alfonso are among
additional patrons for the recital of
Andres Segovia tonight at the willard
Hotel. Mr.. Segovia, who arrived yes
terday. Is at the willard. The concert
promises to be a brilliant event and
will be given under the auspices of
Societe des Concerts 1ntines, Miss
Elena de Sayn, director.
Nine. Munthe de Morgenstierne,
wife of the Minister Of Norway, was
hostess at luncheon yesterday, enter
tanning in compliment to Mrs. Cordell
Hull, wife Of the Secretary Of State.
Others In the company were Mrs.