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Scornful Peace
 Plan As Orders
 Campaign go On

Continued from Page One) from the Italians. It was reported that the Italian losses were considerable. Ten tanks were captured, ii was said.
 Being Prepared
 Reports, meanwhile, were current in London that Bri- tain was preparing to sound out other nations, as well as those bordering on the Mediterranean, as to how they are prepared to support the sanctions. Re- liable sources said that the government was not ready to press for further sanc- tions until it was assured that that policy had the support of other League members. France is the only one ready at the pres ent time, besides Great Bri tain. A special session oi the League Council may be held about January 10th il was said today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-12-21
Kermit Roosevelt
 jr. Injured in Car
(By The Associated Press)

tBy The Associated Press)
 Boston, Dec. 21-Kermit Roosevelt Jr., 20, grandson )f the late President Theo- lore Roosevelt, was injur- d as his automobile skid ded into a. tree yesterday.
 The youths companion, William Burnham, suffered concussion of the brain; he was aged 20.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-12-21
Plot Frustrated Release Insane
 Persons Cells
.(By The Associated Press,

.(By The Associated Press,
 UKIAH, Dec. 21-A fru- strated plot to deliver three criminally insane patients from the Mendocino state hospital, today sent four al- legged conspirators to San Quentin prison. The four planned to seize the guards and obtain the cell keys. Six others are involved in the plot, it was reported.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-12-21
Asks For Credit
 Increase It's Air
 Force Strength
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 ANKARA, Turkey, Dec. 21-The government today submitted a bill to the na- tional assembly asking for a credit of seventeen mill ion, five hundred thousand dollars to be expended in reinforcement of the air forces.
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La opinión., 1935-07-01
Fiesta ofrecida por la Sc
norita Adams

El lunes pr6Ximo pasado, ofre-
clio una fiesta en- SUI residencia
de la cercana Glendale, la seno-
rita Juanita Adams, ampliamen-
te conocida en- nuestros ~cfrculos.
para celebrar dignamente la lie
gada de su onomastico.
La fiesta Sc efectuo en- la ele-
gante r~esidencia de su familia,
en- la Gale Allen, h~abiendose WIS.,
to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS concurri-
da por amistades suyas, las cua-
les lie llevaron no solamente sus
felicitaciones, sine tambien re-
galos de positive valor.
Una buena orquesta de Jazz"
americana. sc instal6 en- la terra
"a de la Residential, segGn nues-
tros informes, habiendo ameni-
zado el halle que en- medic de la
mayor animation Y la algeria
mas franca, sc prolong6 hasta
una bora avanzada de la madru-
gada ~siGuiente.
La senorita Adams personal
mente atendi6 a sus invitados,
los cuales sc llevaron de Ia casa
Y despues de la fiesta, una grata
impression.
La opinión., 1935-07-01
Sc PreSentan eSta Noche

En- la ftografa aparecen los miembros del club Casino Mexcano que ha"ah
de tonar pate IN la comedh La Casa de Saud' la oal vi a la escena en- ell tear y "a.
Hfornia eTa noche. a las oho y qunc EN- punto. & ell cenro sentaoas Ve"oss d Ia
tmoo;,sa .GnonaIo To- az IL Mr.. -Foto Carroll.
La opinión., 1935-07-01
La fiesta dada a la seno-
rita Consuelo Salas

Las se.oritas Alicia Y Lupe
Cort6s. ofrecieron en- dias pasa-
dos una bella fiesta de despedida
de la solterfa, a su amiguita Con-
suelo Salas. quien dentro de po-
&C tempo contraera matrimonio
en- uno de los temples de esta
ciudad.
Sc hizo un bale contandose
con los servicios de una buena
orquesta para amenizarlo. ha-
biGndose obsequiado a los cons
currentes con sandwiches, refres-
cos Y who's finos.
Hubo tambien un bale que Sc
p~rolong0 hasta una bora aVan-
zada de Ia madrugada, Y en- uno
de los intermedios desarrollaron
un programa artistico. en- honor
de la senorita Salas, algunos ele-
mentos muy distinguidos. entire
los que Sc contaban la sehorita
lily Castro Y. el joven baritone
Daniel Estrada.
Ambos fueron calurosamente
aplaudidos por Ia c-oncurrencia,
que fue muy numerosa, Y aban-
don6 la casa por Ia madrugada,
muy complacida de las atencio-
mes de que fuera objeto durante
Ia ye!ada.
La opinión., 1935-07-01

CUANDO Les listed 81 A
OPINION" SA8E QUE LEE UN
PERloDlcO INDEPENDENTS Y
HONRAOO.
La opinión., 1935-07-01
Tenida de tres logias de
la Masoneria

FL viernes que ACADIA de pa
sar, Sc efectuo una tenida blan-
ca, que resulto muy lucida, IN
ell conocido Angelus Hall. situa-
do en- ell 1916 de la Gale Primera
al Este.
La tenida reunio a las LoSias
Ma sonicas Hiram Habiff' nu-
nero Q, "Mercaba" numero 90.
"Urania" Y personal de algunas
otras de San B~ernardino, Will.
mington Y poblaciones vecinas.
DID principle a las ocho de la
noche en- punto, con una corta
ceremonial de ritual, pasando lue-
go los asistentes, a un salon con-
tiguo. en- el que va estaba una
buena ~orquesta Y los visitantes
~espera5an la bora de empezar ell
bale.
Este Sc inici6 desde luego, ha-
biendose ~prolongado hasta las
doce de la noche on punto. Las
logias locales nombraron a las
distintas comisiones que aten-
dieron a la concurrencia, la cusl
fue numerosa y sa1i6 gratamente
impresionada.
La opinión., 1935-07-01
Dio una fiesta la familia
de Zambrano

Una animada fiesta fue dada
ell domingo anterior. EN- su resi-
dencia del bulevard de Ford, en-
Belvedere, por la familia de
Zambrano, amplia y ventajosa-
mente conocida en- aquel barrio.
ell Ell que radiea desde hace mu-
cho tempo.
La fiesta empez6 sirviendose
n suculenta tamalada a los in
vitados que IA numerosos, ha-
biendose d~escorchado botellas de
buen vino, Y brindandose a sa-
lud de la senora Zambrano. que
era ell objeto de la fiesta men,
cionada.
Sc hizo tambien buena m1sica.
organizandose un bale social, Ell
que Sc prolongo hasta n bora
bastante avanzada de la noche,
en- medic de la mayor animation
y de la algeria mas complete.
Muy gratos recuerdos dejo a
todos los que concurrieron a la
velada a que hacemos referencia
en- esta nota.
La opinión., 1935-07-01

Sc prepare un nueDo ma
frimonio en- la colonia

I'm nuevo matrimonio es esta
preparando en- la colonia meXi-
cana. segun las noticias que en-
algunos circulos sociales logra-
mos recoger anoche.
En- elias Sc habla de los pre-
parativos para ell enlace de la Sc
norita Lupe Hernandez. p%ertene-
ciente a una familia de la pobla-
cion mexicana. con Ell joven jose
de JESUS Medina, QUEEN es tam
bien conocido. disfrutando de
muchas simpatias en- los circulos
sociales de habla espahola.
Los futuros conyuges han es-
tado reeibiendo las felicitaciones
mas calidas de sus amistades To-
Gales por la mutua election. que
Sc considera socialmente acer-
tada.
La fecha para ell matrimonio no
ha sido dada a conocer todavia.
pero sabemos que 10 sera tan
luego como sea recogida la licen-
cia r~espectiva en- las oficinas del
Registro Civil. en- las cuales ha
sido previamente solicitada.
La opinión., 1935-07-01
Recibe felicitaciones Ell
matrimonio Arriola

son motive del advenimiento
de un niho, robusto y sano, ma
estado recibiendo las felicitaeio-
nes mas cordiales de sus amls-
tades en- estos dias 81 matrimo-
Mo tornado por ell scnor Arturo
Arriola Y su joven esposa Jenny
de Arriola, ambos bien conoeidos
V estimados en- los circulos So
ciales de la colonia meNicana.
EI nino peso a su arribo nue.
We libras, habiendo sido declara-
do por los medicos en- p~erfeetas
condolences de salud. FL aconte-
elmlento Sc registr6 en- Ia resi-
dencia de la familia Arriola, ST.
tuada en- la Gale Talmadge, en-
Hollywood.
La sehora de Arriola Sc en-
cuentra tambien en- condolences
ideales. y saoemos que solo Sc es-
pera que la joven madre abando-
ne el lecho para %proceder a los
preparativos del bautizo.
Sc ha escosido de antemano
para Ell recien llegado, el NOM
hre combinado de C5sar-AuSus-
IN.
La opinión., 1935-07-01
BELLO RECITAL
10 ofrecieron aventajadas
discipulas de la Srita. Pro-
fesora MatiIde Hector

En- ~presencia de un selecto y
nutrido auditorio que recompen-
So con calidos aplausos los ade-
lantos demostrados por las
alumnas, un bello recital Sc ce-
lebro ell Gltimo domingo en- la
Residential &c Ia familia Hector,
situada en- ell $50 al Sur de la
Gale Irolo, en- esta Ciudad.
Las mas a~ventajadas discipu-
las de la seflorita p%rofesora Ma
tide Hector tomaron participa-
cion en- esta velada que dejo
muy grata impression entire la
c~oncurrencia.
Selectas composiciones de los
mas destacados maestros-an-
tiguos y modernos-fueron eje-
cutadas con precision y gracia
por las j6venes discfpulas de la
senorita Hector quien recibio, CO.
mo merecido homemade a Ia Ia
Dor intensa que d~esarrolla en-
pro del srtc, palabras de elogio
y de aliento.
En- ell avanzado conjunto pre-
sentado por la senorita Hee-
tor destacaban las jovencitas
Maria luisa Tinoco, Ana luisa
Frias, Maria Alicia Lozano,
carlota Frias, Aurora Aizpuru,
Alice Loewenstein, Maria Ar
mendariz y Angelina Cantu que
recibieron, o su maestro, las
feli.itaciones de la concurrent
eia por los visibles progresses
que han obtenido en- los ulti-
mos meses.
FL programa Sc desarrollo en-
Ia forma siguiente:
Baby Dear. Williams; a Rose
in my Garden, William; Maria
Luisa Tinoco.
Danse Petise, L. Leslie 10th;
Butterfly, N. Louise Wright;
Ana Tulsa Frias.
A La Frangesai March, p.
Mario Costa; Carlota Frias, Ana
Luisa Frias.
Berceuse. Charles Gounod;
Maria Alicia Lozano.
Elegie, Massenet: Les Syl-
pines, Bachmann; Carlota Frias.
Spanische Tame No. a., NJ.
Moszkowski; Aurora Aizpuru,
Alice Loewenstein,
Consolation, Mendelssohn; The
Flaterer. C. Chaminade; Chant
sans Paroles, Tschaikowski; Ma
ria Armendariz.
Scarf Dance, c. Chaminade;
Grande Valse Brillante. f. Cho-
pin; Nocturne, op 3. No. 2, f.
Chopin; Angelina Cant0.
Invitation to the Dance, G. NJ.
Won Weber; Angelina Cantd,
Maria Armendariz.
La opinión., 1935-07-01

Estd en- Los Angeles ell
senior A. Rodriguez

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
ahora. en- viaje combinado de
placer Y de negocios, ell senior
Alberto Rodriguez, bien conocido
en- los cfrculos sociales fronteri-
EOS, Y quien procede de Ia ciu-
dad de Monterrey, MI, en- dom
de radica su familia.
Ell senior Rodriguez sc hospeda
aqui, en- la casa de la familia Ca
brera situada en- ell bulevard de
Sunset, cerca de Hollywood. ha-
biendo recibido ahf durante estos
dias, la vista c%onstante de anti
guas amistades suyas.
I'm selecto grupo de elementos
intelectuales mexicanos, sc reu-
MO con 81 hace dos noches, para
darle una carihosa bienvenida,
habiendose servido una cena pa
ra catorce personals, en- centrico
restoran de la Broadway al Nor
to.
FL v~isitante permanecera entire
nosotros durante dos semanas
cuando menos. segun informes.
pues Sc propone visitar alsunos
puntos interesantes de los alre-
dolores.
La opinión., 1935-07-01
Hubo una muy carinosa
fiesta de despedido

El microbes pasado, un grupo
de amistades del senior JESUS L0-
pei. kien conocido EN- nuestros
circulos, Sc reunio con 81 para
o~frecerle una fiesta de despedi-
da. en- vfsperas de salir para Ia
ciudad de Mexico. en- donde sc
reunira con su esposa la senora
Marta o. de Lopez, quien ha sa-
lido con anterioridad.
La fiesta tuvo un caracter cast
intimo, h~abiendose ofrecido una
cena al estilo mexicano al senior
Lopez, Y brindandose Ell su no.
nor. Los oradores hicleron pre-
sentes al senior Lopez sus me-
jores votos por un feliz viaje y el
respondio agradeciendoles esos
deseos.
Despues de la cena Sc oyo bue-
La opinión., 1935-07-01
cHAaLES kAucHTok
por ROSCOE FAWcET

tvsriguo donde FL captain Blirh mandsba ha..
ser aus uniformes en- el aho 1889 y esta casa
londinense lie estA h%aeienso los uniformes que
uSAra en- IL ~pelfculA "Mutiny on the Rouutv'
uHAn zoe mfsmos patrones Que se ussron para
- niformes marines del eapitan BliEh-
La opinión., 1935-07-01

Siguen las luces de Bengala
rasgando los velos de la noche.
Cruzan ell lago barquichuelas
Que cantan sones populares-ca-
81 no Sc We a los cantores,-y los
danzantes. DANA que DANA,
cuando sc slenten desfallecer pa
rece que dicen a los rotarios;
"ioh crueles opresores del Ana
huac. nosotros podriamos ahora
descansar bajo IN sombra de
nuestros arboles, 81 no nos hubie-
sells quitado Ia propiedad del
suelo que pisamos! 49,"
La opinión., 1935-07-01

nota marcada Influenza france
sa de las cuadrilIas. Cesa ell des-
file de danzas perfumadas de ST.
CLOS. En- aquel escenario sc bal
la la jarana yucateca. y aha Sc
extiende sobre ell bastidor de ar
boles de la noche an cuadro de
S%aturnino Herran: Eel Jarabe
Tapatio". con castores, vihuelaS,
jarano al suelo. o en- vez de Ell
una botella de Tequila, mientras
que los indigenas de Nayarit, Sc
rranos elias y ellos, bailan la
DANA de los Machetes, que eXal-
Ia la algeria del trabajador al fl
nalizar la jornada. acompanan-
dose con eli metalico ritmo de los
machetes al chocar....
La opinión., 1935-07-01

gramas de dolores que encienden
de extranos ~fulgores las sombras
de las nubes; flechas de oro que
taladran la remota obscuridad,
puhados de estrellas que Sc prem
den, como magnifico broche de
La opinión., 1935-07-01

su ~eouesefon o medic
de "a 'ecturs. Nunes es tsroe
para aprender. Pids hoy mismo
nuestro catSlooo do iibros Ora
tbs. LIBERIA lozANo.
203 NJ. Los Angeles Street.-Los
Angeles Cain.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Last Horse Show at
Fort Myer April q

The third and last of the series of
indoor horse shows in the new Riding
Hall at Fort Myer, Va, will be pre-
sented Tuesday evening, April %, at
s O'Clock, and arrangements are now
being made to accommodate one of the
greatest crowds ever to witness an
indoor horse show in this section of
the country.
Col. Kenyon Joyce. commanding Of
ficer at Fort Myer, has arranged for
an enlarged and greater seating ca
pacity in the Riding Hall for the
show, which is expected to eliminate
the cause Of the disappointment SO
many horse lovers experienced when,
because of the lack of sufficient seats
at the last show. several hundred
fans" we're unable to get into the
hall to witness the show.
The same popular prices will pre-
vail as at former shows. All seats for
the horse show are reserved.
Seats may be reserved by telephon-
ing Fort Myer' or by writing the ad
jutant at Fort Myer. Va. Reservations
will not be held after o'clock Tues
day afternoon, April %. Checks ac-
companying reservation requests
should be made payable to the Horse
Show Fund at Fort Myer, Va. Upon
receipt of check tickets for the horse
show will be mailed.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Fairfax Visitors En-
Route From South

FAIRFAX. Va. April 13.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. o. Watson are guests Of their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren N. Watson. in Fairfax,
en- route to their home in Maine. Mr..
and Mrs. Watson have passed the Win
ter In Florida.
Mrs. Pearl K. Elder, county welfare
worker, and Mrs. William J. Cleveland,
Federal relief worker, who have been
in Richmond for several days attend
ing State social workers conference,
will return tomorrow to their homes in
Fairfax.
Mrs. Richard Paker, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel F. Cooper, at Aspen Hill, in
Fairfax, has returned to her home In
Portland. Me. Miss Mary Frances
Cooper, another daughter. has re-
turned from Orange. Va, where she
was the guest Of Miss Nancy Boxley.
Miss Sarah Thomas, home demon
stration agent. left Fairfax yesterday
by motor for Richmond and williams
burg to spend several days.
Mr.. William g. Brown of Summer
vile. w. Va. Is the guest of his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Brown. at Five Oaks, near Fairfax.
Miss Quinnie Burdette, also of West
Virginia. will arrive today to spend
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
League of Sacred
Heart Card Party

The annual card party for the
benefit of the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart will be given by the promoters
of the League of the Sacred Heart
in the church auditorium Wednesday
evening, May /.
Members appointed as chairmen of
the various committees include: Ar
rangements, Mrs. William S. Nc
Carthy: bingo, Miss Frances McDon-
aid; cards and tallies, Miss Kathryn
B. Connor; decorations, Miss Mar
jorie Emery; hosteSses, Miss Ber-
nadine Quinn; patrons. Miss Bessie
Dodson: prizes, Mrs w. Francis
Scott; publicity, Mrs. James T. Ryan;
refreshments, Mrs. George w.
Davies, and tickets, Miss Mary Ellery
The hall is to be beautifully decorated
and the committee has selected lovely
and appropriate prizes.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Fort Belvoir Gay
With Entertainment

FORT BELVOIR, Va, April l3.-
Oficers of the 18th Engineers are still
at Fort George Meade. Md. with the
regiment for target practice on the
range. Several Of the officers re-
turned to Fort Belvoir today to re-
main until Sunday evening.
Maj. r. G. williams is remaining
at the Maryland post this week end.
where he is being entertained by
friends.
The Engineer mess entertained ofii-
GERS and ladies Of the post and reserve
oficers stationed here and their wives
with q dance at Mackenzie Hall Fri
day night. Music was by the post
orchestra under the direction Of Sergt.
John B. Mcconnell and light refresh
ments were served late in the evening"
Mrs. Daniel Noce. accompanied by
her young SON Robert, returned Mon
day night from New York City after
Today absence, during which they
visited Mrs. Noce's mother and her
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A. Will
son.
Maj. and Mrs. Stanley L. Scott were
hosts at Sunday night birthday sup
per at their home last Sunday in
observance Of Maj. Scott's birthday
anniversary.
Maj. and Mrs. Stanley L. Scott en-
tertained 10 young people at their
home Friday afternoon after the chill
dren's horse show. which was held at
the riding hall, for their young son,
Stanley L. Scott, jr.
Maj. and Mrs. Daniel Noce were
hosts at a dinner at their home at 8
o'clock Friday evening, after which
they and their guests attended the
dance at Mackenzie Hall
Capt and Mrs. Kenneth M. Moore
have as their guests Mrs. Moores
mother. Mrs. George N. Martin, and
her sister, Mrs. Elmer L. Deike, both
of st. Louis. Mo. Mrs. Martin and
Mrs. Deicke arrived Friday evening
and during their visit East they will
attend the D. A. r. convention at
Washington. Capt. and Mrs. Moores
young son, Kenneth Moore, jr., re-
turned home Sunday from Walter
Reed Hospital. where he was a pa
tient for some time.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert ]. Hoffman
Evening star., 1935-04-14
All Hallows' Guild
Sale Tomorrow

Ofiicers and members of the All
Hallows' Guild, the garden guild Of
Washington Cathedral, will be in
charge when the annual Easter sale
for the benefit of the garden work
there which will begin tomorrow In
the unique cottage herb garden in
the Cathedral close.
Among the articles to be found at
the sale are thriving Easter plants,
herbs of a fragrant SAVIOR, dried herbs
for flavor and for fragrance, distinc-
tive Easter cards and other interest,"
ing objects.
The cottage herb garden win be
closed all day Good Friday. The week
Immediately following Easter, COM
mencing Easter Monday, the first an.
riversary Of the cottage herb garden
will be celebrated.
The members of the Junior Com
mittee of All Hallows' Guild and
their friends will assist at the sale.
Evening star., 1935-04-14
Rhode Island Day
Marked by Society

The Rhode Island State Society Of
the District of Columbia will COM
memorate Rhode Island independ-
ence day" at dance and card party
held in the Washington Hotel on
Saturday, May T.
Elaborate plans have been made
for this celebration by the committee
Invitations have been extended to the
Rhode Island members Of Congress.
also to prominent members stationed
here in the District, as well as to
many State celebrities back home.
The committee in charge Of ar
rangements. headed by the society's
president. Mrs. D. j. Hef1ernan Of
Portsmouth, has selected to serve on
the various committees:
Tickets-Miss Rita Gaucher, Miss
Victoria Rossi and Mrs. Ada Riley.
Reception-Capt. John H. Dough-
erty, U. S. A.: Comdr. Joseph Simon,
U. S. N: Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. William j.
Crane. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. DON
nelly.
Program-Mr. Alfred Picchione.
Cards-Mrs. Ada Riley and Miss
Irene lie Dane.
Evening star., 1935-04-14

entertained with q dinner party at
their quarters Friday evening before
the dance at the Ofiicers' Club.
Miss Ethel Page Matheson, daugh-
ter Of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. John r. D.
Matheson, entertained as house guests
last week end Miss Pegge Roblee and
Miss Patsee Roblee, Miss Matheson's
schoolmates at st. Agnes School at
Alexandria.
A number of Fort Belvoir ladies
were among the guests at Q luncheon
given at the Army-Navy Country
Club Thursday noon by Mrs. Lock.
wife Of Capt. Edwin p. Lock, jr., of
Washington. Included In the party
were Mrs. Daniel Noce, Mrs. James
A. McCallam, Mrs. Kenneth M. Moore,
Mrs. Herman H. Pohl, Mrs. Robert j.
Hoffman, Mrs. Heath Twitchell. Mrs.
Karl B. Schilling. Mrs. Reynolds J.
Burt, jr.; Mrs. Arleigh T. Bell and
Mrs. CHARLES T. Tench.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Chester Lavaughon
Landaker were hosts at an informal
breakfast for IL at their home Sunday.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Rufo C. Romero
entertained with q dinner party at
their home at O'Clock Friday eve
ming prior to the dance at Mackenzie
Hall. Bowls of red, blue and yellow
Spring flowers decorated the living
room and the dining room. Among
the guests from Washington were Miss
Iris Talley. Miss Celia Costa, Mr..
Manuel Zamora and Mr.. Miguel Cua-
derno.
Mrs. Joseph L. johnson will leave
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. j. C..
Upton. to motor to the latter's home
In New York City. Mrs. johnson will
remain in New York until April IS,
when Lieut. johnson will return with
the regiment to Fort Belvoir from
Fort Meade.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert G. Lovett
and their daughter Elizabeth left
Thursday for a 12-day leave of alb
sence, during which they will visit
Mrs. Lovett's mother at Jacksonville,
Fla.
Mrs Thomas A. Adcock returned
last Saturday from Walter Reed Hos
pital with her infant son. Miss Viola
Adcock of Hopkinsville, KY, who has
been visiting here. is spending several
days as the guest Of her uncle and
her aunt, Dr. and Mrs. Lee Adcock, of
Clarendon, Va.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Reynolds J. Burt,
jr.. have as their guests this week end
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dent Smith of
Wilmington and Dover, Del. Mr..
Smith, who Is Secretary of State Of
Dela uare will he In WASHINGTON Mor-
day on official business.