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Evening star., 1935-03-21
MEETING DUSEKS
zAHAR|AS HABIT
Opposes Emil Here Tonight
After Beating Ernie in
Cleveland Bout.
OCAL rassling'S latest "feud,"
George Zaharias VS.. the Dusek
brothers, will 60 another step

r OCAL raSSnngS latest "1euo,
George Zaharias VS.. the Dusek
brothers, will go another step
tonight at the Washington
Auditorium when Zaharias, twice con-
oueror of Ernie Dusek, will face
Brother Emil in a two-out-of-three-
falls exhibition.
zaharias scored his first win over
Ernie here several weeks ago, and last
night added another victory in Cleve-
land.
Emil, whose local appearances have
been much fewer than those of Ernie
and Rudy Dusek, is older than Ernie
and reputed to be one of the most
improved of the Ave rassling brothers
from Omaha.
In a 45-minute semi-windup, Dick
Shikat, former mat title claimant, will
tackle Sander Szabo.
Two 30-minute preli m In a ry
matches schedule John Katan and
Jim Wright and Andy Rascher and
Mayes McLain.
Action will begin at $3.50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
HAGEN FINDS CLASS
IN YOUNG GOLF PROS
Old Master Names Eight Capable
of Winning Big Titles, With
Picard Topping List.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 2i.-
u There are any one of eight
young professional golfers in the
United States capable now. or who will
be in a couple of years, of capturing
either or both the British or Ameri-
can open championships.
That comes from no less an au-
thority than Walter Hagen. OF this
young crop Henry Picard is the pick
of the pack for the Haig.
In couple of years any of the
following list, picked by Hagen, as
the Spring flowers who may ring
the bell"
Picard. ranked first by a slight
edge.
KY Laffoon of Chicago.
Johnny Revolta. Milwaukee, Wis.
Harold McSpaden, Kansas City.
Victor Ghezzi, Deal, N. j.
Jimmy Hines, New York.
Clarence Clark, Bloomfield, N. J.
Jimmy Thompson, Long Beach,
Calf
Evening star., 1935-03-21
RODDY DAVIS is SIGNED
Local Welter Will Battle Joe Greb
in Ahearn Prelim.

Roddy Davis. local welterweight
boxer who showed so we'll in losing
stand against Sid Silas early this
week. will get another chance next
Monday. Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn,
lining up preliminary talent for the
Joe Rivers -Petey Sarron bout at the
Washington Auditorium, yesterday
signed Davis and Joe Greb of New
York for a scheduled six-round battle.
Greb won over Jimmy Reed and
drew with Lou Terry at the Hunt
Club last Fall.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
Washington Dominate Card Opening Night National Tourney
20 Years Ago
yXTALTER JOHNSON, making his
IN THE STAR

XXTALTER JOHNSON, making his
w first slab start of the year,
and Jim Shaw hurled the
Washington base ball club regulars
to 7-to-2 victory over the Colts
yesterday in practice game at
their Charlottesville, Va, training
camp. The Colts nicked johnson
and Shaw for only five hits, while
the regulars pounded Bert Gallia.
The Senator's training squad was
increased today when Ramiro Sieg-
Lie, Cuban infielder, reported to
Manager Griffith. The Cuban,
highly touted, will get every chance
to make good, according to Crit
fifth.
Albert D. Sturtevant, former
Western High School boy, has been
elected captain of Yale University's
varsity crew. At Western, however,
Sturtevant did not participate in
athletics.
In one of the first scholastic base
ball games OF the season Tome
School defeated St Adams on the
local teams diamond, IS to 5.
Molla Bjurstedt. women's tennis
champion of Norway, defeated Ma
rie Wagner of New York for the
women's national indoor lawn ten
mis- championship, Ga, Ga.
Hopes of Chicago fans that Frank
Baker will play for the White SoX
this season were blasted today
when Manager Connie Mack of the
Philadelphia Athletics denied that
he would sell or trade the home
run king. Baker told me he had
retired" Mack stated. Some say
he wants more money, but when
he told me he had retired I be-
lieved him. He will not be, traded
for any man in base ball nor sold
for any sum. This is my final
statement in the case of Baker"
Evening star., 1935-03-21
Mat Matches

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. - George Zaharias,
240, Colorado, won on foul from Ernie
Dusek, 225, Nebraska, after one fall
each.
TRENTON, N. J.-Emil Dusek, 212,
Omaha, defeated Rube Wright, $50,
Oklahoma, two out of three falls.
LINCOLN, Neb.-John Pesek, 1893,
Ravenna, Neb., threw Ray Richards,
724, Lincoln, 47:30. :
Evening star., 1935-03-21
DIAMOND FIVE IN VAN

Wins Martinsburg Tourney-Star
Quint Is Selected.
MARTINSBURG, w. Va, March
2i.-A sectional independent basket
ball tournament came to a close here
with the Diamond Five of Shepherds
town, w. Va, capturing first-place
honors. The runner-up was the
Royal Grill quint of this city. defeat
ed in the final, 27-22, and the third
place team was the Blue Ridge Five
of Frederick, Md.
An all-tournament team was chosen
as follows:
Rhodes, f. (Royal GrilD.
Shipley, f. Diamond Five).
Moore, c. (c) blue Ridge.
Clohan, g. Diamond Five).
Parker, G. (Berryville).
Evening star., 1935-03-21
WASHINGTON BOYS
MAKE RIFLE GRADE
Nolan, Schneider, Willis Qualify
as Experts in National
Junior Division.
THREE Washington boys have quail

TNhREE washington poyS nave qud4-
i flied as expert rifiemen in the
Junior Division of the National
Rife Association. it was announced
today from N. R. A. headquarters.
The only grade higher than expert is
distinguished rifleman
The boys who won their qualifca-
ton medals are John Nolan. 719 Web
ster street; Louis E. Schneider, 36l1
Quesada street, and James Willis, 1872
T street.
OF a total Of 5,968 junior shooters
of the country who have qualified so
far this year in all grades of shooting
proficiency from the beginning grade
of -marksman to the highest grade
of distinguished riflemen, only IS
have succeeded in attaining the dis
tirguished rating and 63 the expert
rating.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
STR,ylAGlHDT OTE TDlE TEE
BY w. R. Me CALLuM
26-27-2s, District junior at Kenwood.

26-27-28, District junior at Kenwood.
A MOTHER effort to organize Dis
n trict Public Links Golf Associa-
ton met with failure yesterday
when a meeting failed to attract
enough municipal links leaders to
make much progress.
1t was announced by S. G. Loeffler,
concessionaire at municipal courses
that an experienced golfer and or
ganizer would be appointed next week
to conduct tournaments of all kinds
at East Potomac Park, Rock Greek
and West Potomac Park
A proposal to send a team Of local
public links players to the national
championship tournament was made
A MOTHER golfing feat was chalked
~ up opposite the name of Al
Houghton of Kenwood today.
Playing with Henry Neimeyer and
Tom House yesterday over the Kenwood
course, he shot 18 consecutive pars
for perfect II, duplicating the record
of Paul Runyan of White Plains,
N. Y, who turned the trick last Spring
in the Cavalier open at Virginia
Beach, Va.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
CAN'T MIX TRAINING,
PLAY, SAYS RUNYAN
Professional Star Believes Golfer
Would Be Better Without
Practice in Journeys.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A GOLF tip comes from Paul Run
~ yam, the national P. G. A.
champion. who says:
Don't mix tournaments and train
ing"
Il believe in serious training" said
Runyan, "in working up to a perfect
swing before a tournament and in
taking care of yourself physically, but
proper rest is essential during the
grind Of tournament play.
"Only sufficient practice Is needed
during competitive play in putting and
chipping daily to keep yourself on
your game, or better 1t, in those
departments"
Evening star., 1935-03-21
ASKS ENJOYS TO BOXING.

BALTIMORE. March 21-Military
attaches of nine nations have been
invited by Maj. Gen. Robert E. Callan,
commander of the Sd Corps Area. to
attend the fifth annual corps area box
ing championship tournament here to-
night.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
Masonic League

season RECORDS.
Hgh team gameS-Stansbury 639: King
Hieh team sets-Petworth. 1892; King
David. 1.T19.
Hgh individual Observation-Disclosures
(Joppal. 1865: Wolfe tStansbury1.
1873, Homer tPetWorthi, II4-26; Dep
uty tPetworthl. 1885
High individual games-Billheimer
(Joppa,. l6a: Phillips (King David, 16S;
Collins JoppaI, l67; House (Potomacl.
1G4.
High individual Blilheimer tJoppa'.
44S; Wolfe tStansburyi 4Ul; Stackman
(St Johns. 3g9; Stevens (Potomacl, 399.
High strikes-Guerrler CTakomal. 40;
Gray NAVAL. 46; voorhees, king David,
"A: Bittenbender (CentennlaI. A.
High spares-Billheimer (Joppa), 1872;
Homer (Petworthj, 1906 Deputy pet
High weekly games-Sucox (Barristers).
1853; Carlson (Harmony), ISL.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

OAKLAND, Calif-Buddy Baer,
244, Livermore, Calf, knocked out
Frank Connolly, 243, Fresno ID;
Andy Bundy, 1876, Oakland, outpointed
Tommy Corbett. 141. Omaha Q0).
STERLING, Colo.-Eddie Anderson,
146, Sterling, knocked out Kenny Aus
tin, $50, Grand Island, Neb. (2).
Evening star., 1935-03-21
18TH STREET "Y" TOPS

Takes Measure Of Harrisburg in
Pair of Pastimes.
Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A. volley
ball and basket ball teams defeated
the Forster Street Y. M. C. A. Of Har-
risburg, Pa, in a double-header sports
program last night at the local COL
ored "Y."
The Twelfth Streeters won at vol
ley ball by scores of 1873. 3-15, 1873
and 1913 In basket ball the local
"Y" led all the way in winning a "a
tolls decision.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
sARRON TO BROADCAST.

Petey Sarron. crack local feather
weight boxer, who will meet California
Joe Rivers at the Washington Audi
torium next Monday. will be inter-
viewed tonight at $50 o'clock by Bill
Coyle over Station WMAL.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
TO PLAY CONSOLATION.

AS an added attraction in the Dis
trict table tennis tournament to be
held March 29 and 80 at the Ward
man Park Hotel consolation round
for players who are eliminated in
the first round will be played.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
Runyan in Ruck.

r Asst years winner, Paul Runyan
of White Plains, N. Y, Jagged
back in the field of 105 with rs
for the first round Of the 72-hole
event. He tied Horton Smith of Oak
Park, III
Walter Hagen, who failed to arrive
yesterday due to misunderstanding
was extended the privilege Of doing
So holes today to get into the running.
KY Laffoon of Denver, matched par
to place sixth, stroke ahead Of Mike
Turnesa, Elmsford, N. Y: Harry
Cooper of Chicago, and Chandler
Harper, the young pro from Nor
folk, Va.
Gene SaraZen showed a 73 for his
first round, stroke better than
Denny Shute of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
GOES FOR RING GAME
U. of Baltimore Makes It Major
Sport-McRobie Coach.

5pOTL-MCtODIe COaCn.
BALTIMORE, March 81 P).-In-
auguration of boxing as varsity sport
at the University Of Baltimore has
been disclosed in an announcement
that Ray McRobie, former Western
Maryland College athlete, would be
head foot ball and boxing coach. He
also will have charge Of the univer-
sity's intramural athletic program.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
LOOP MEETS TONIGHT.

With eight teams already entered
In class A, and seven signed for class
B, another meeting Of the National
City Base Ball League will be held
tonight at the Atlas Sport Shop at
o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
MONTE ATTELL INJURED.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 81 P).-
Monte Attell, one-time bantamweight
boxing championship contender, now
blind, was severely injured yesterday
when he fell II feet into an elevator
shaft,
Evening star., 1935-03-21
G. w. NETMEN BOOKED
Will Play Seven Dual Matches on
Colonial Courts.

colonial courts.
Seven tennis matches, all sched-
uled for home courts, will be played
this Spring by George Washington
Universitys net team, captained BY
Ted Pierce.
The schedule follows:
April II. Pittsburgh; %. Lafayette
%, Johns Hopkins
May 6, V. P. l.: 8, Duke; 10, Della
ware; IS. Temple.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
MCGOWAN GOES ON AIR.

Bill MCGOWAN of the American
League umpiring staff will be featured
IN Joe Holman's weekly sports broad
cast tonight over Station VOL at 8
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
Duke BIick Stepping Up.

THE name of John S. Blick, jr., as
secretary-treasurer is noted on
the letterhead of the giant Blick
Bowling Center, which reminds us of
a prediction we made his old man
some years ago that Duke" would
take over his business before Joh0
was ready to retire. Except for school
ing, the kid has made his own way
almost from the time he was able TO
walk, though his dad had the jack
and ever a generous heart Blick will
arrive here April and remain a week.
In a battle with the leading RoSSlyn
team, the Bill Woods blew an oppor-
tunity to get within striking distance
of the District Ladies League top
when they lost two games. Rosslyn
retained its one-game margin over
the Lucky Strikes, who won two from
Meyer Davis.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
Individuals,
g Men, 8 PIN

'You can look for Atlanta to finish
IN the money this time" writes John
Blick. who announces the lineup of
his all-star team as follows: Walter
Lawson, A. j. Sosong. Carl Tidwell,
George Mckay and George Tyler. We
believe Blick could strengthen the
team by inserting himself in the line
up, and here's betting he will if any
OF his men slip. That old youngster
finds it almost impossible to be idle
when action is on.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
PAIR WRECK PAR
TO LEAD TOURNEY
RevoIta and Picard, With
68s, Have Stroke Edge
at Charleston.
BY The Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
)HARLEsToN. S. c. March
21.-Johnny Revolta, young
Milwaukee golf pro, and
Henry Picard, leading money
winner of the Winter tours, from
Hershey, Pa, began second round
play today in the $4,000 Charleston
open 3 strokes under par and one
swing ahead of their nearest COM
petitor.
Picard carded a pair Of GAS to tie
Revolta for the leadership of the first
round with 68. The Wisconsin flash
registered a 35 going out and then
blazed homeWard with snappy 33.
Only three others. Witty Cox of
Brooklyn, Willie Macfarlane Of Tuck
ahoe, N. Y, and Harold (Jug) Nc
Spaden of Kansas City, bettered the
par II course Of 6,420 yards length.
The Brooklynite bettered it 2 strokes
for SO, while the other two had 70s.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
Former Champion Fourth.

r ES WADE of Montreal, who set
l. the previous mark of Alb, fin
ished fourth, some 40 or so
yards behind the leaders and we'll
tack of Bill Daily of the University of
Detroit.
The Kansan let Venzke set the pace
until the bell lap, passed his rival
easily and maintained a four-yard
lead to the finish.
Stella Walsh, Polish girl sprinter
from Cleveland, shared honors with
Cunningham. breaking one Canadian
record, winning two sprint events and
barely failing to capture third after
giving away handicaps.
She took the 40-yard dash in the
record time of 81 seconds, beat An
nette Rogers of Chicago in the Co.
yard sprint, then lost the 220 to Miss
Rogers, who started with a 3-yard
advantage.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
STREAKS BOXING WINS
Unbeaten in 90 Bouts, Buffalo
Takes on Mollis Here.

Takes on Mollis Here.
Claiming an unmarried record in
% fights, Gene Buffalo of Philadelphia
will face Tommy Mollis, Baltimore
colored fighter, next Wednesday at the
Lincoln Colonnade in a 10-round bout.
The event will be the headiiner OF
the opening show of the year under
the promotion of the Lincoln A. c.
Mollis and Buffalo have met once
before, fighting to q draw in Balti-
more.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
EIGHT D. c. TEAMS
SHOOT SATURDAY
Championships to Open in
Afternoon With Squad
of individuals.
BY ROD THOMAS.

q
Wv YASHINGTON'S bowlers will
M be among the first to
v v swing into action in the
eighth annual champion
ships of the National Duckpin Bowl
ing Congress, opening next Saturday
night at the Arcadia.
OF the u teams listed for action
in the inaugural, eight are from the
Capital. They are: Holy Name League,
Rendezvous Juniors, Peoples Drug
Stores, Arcadia Bowling Alley, Nor
man w. Oyster Co. Bell Cab, Occi-
dental Hotel No. and Motion Pic
ture League.
Keeping them company will be
bowlerS from Baltimore, Norfolk and
Raleigh.
The tournament will open at pm.
with a squad of singles from Norfolk
and Washington. The tlve-man teams
will take over the drives at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
Singles Lack Class.

VYTITH an alley for each man, the
w singles should be short, but
not so sweet" inasmuch as
there are no recognized stars listed
for opening day The outstanding
performer in the team squad is Paul
Harrison, who will lead the Arcadia
quint into action. Harrison for sew
eral years has been one of Wash
ington's high rankers.
Following is the schedule for Satur-
day:
Evening star., 1935-03-21
Michigan Defends Title.

THE University Of Michigan's West
ern Conference champions re-
turn to defend the university
team title they won last year. Pitts
burg, Kans.. Teachers College led
the college division in 1894.
An imposing array of Middle West
ern track talent, including champions
OF the Big Ten and Central Inter
collegiate Conference, will engage in
seven individual and seven relay
events.
Heading the list will be Jesse
Owens, Ohio States Negro sprinter,
who will have another chance to bet
ter the listed world 60-yard dash
mark; Willis Ward, Michigan Negro
whose individual feats carried the
Wolverines to victory last year; Heye
Lambertus, Nebraska hurdler who
lowered the 60-yard low hurdles mark
in the 1884 relays, and Kenneth
Sandbach of Purdue, whose 10 sec
onds in the 60-yard high hurdles
equalled existing times over five
hurdles.
Other record threats come from
Vincent Murphy, the Notre Dame
captain and high jumper who has
cleared feet IA inches; Ray Sears,
Butler distance star, and the mile
relay teams Of the Universities Of
Pittsburgh and Michigan.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
CUNNINGHAM N|PS
VENzKE 18TH TIME
Sets Canadian Indoor Mile
Mark of 4:16.6-SteIIa
Walsh Beats Record.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
7 TAMILTON, Ontario, March 81.
- Glenn Cunningham, the
/ i barrel-chested runner from
Kansas, had another record
today to tack to his long list and an
other victory over his perennial rival,
Gene Venzke of Pennsylvania.
Competing in the ninety-frst High
landers' meet last night, Cunningham
breezed through to an easy victory
over Venzke, his nineteenth in 20
clashes, and shattered the Canadian
indoor mile record by more than a
second. He was clocked in 4:16.6.
Evening star., 1935-03-21
'len'S Teams

Team and city, Alley.
Holy. Name League. WASHINGTON. ...,.
Rendezvous Juniors washington 49,, .
Motion Picture League. Bethesda go. 3
Peoples Drug Stores. Washington 80. 4
MARYLAND Casualty Co, Baltimore. -. 5
Carolina Bowling Alley Raleigh ... s
Boush Street Bowling Alleys. Norfolk. Z
Arcadia Bowling Alleys. Washington. 8
Norman W. oyster Co. washington. 8
Health Cen. Bwl. Alleys, No. L. Norfolk 10
Bell Cab. Washington. on............1 IL
Occidental Hotel. No. .. Washington.. IL
Evening star., 1935-03-21
.HORNBOSTELR RUNS
At PET DISTANCE
Holder of 500-Yard Record
Will Meet Pongrace and
Fuqua in Special.
By the Associated Press.
n INDIANAPOLIS,

By the Associated Press.
r INDIANAPOLIS, March 21.--
Charley Hornbostel, the hustline
Hoosier sensation of the Eastern
boards, returns to the Middle
West, scene of his greatest triumphS,
next Saturday night to engage in a
special 600-yard race, feature of the
third annual Butler University in
door relays.
The flat-footed Evansville, Ind, boy,
who set new world indoor 600-yard
record Of Ills at the Millrose games,
the first time he raced the distance,
will have plenty of contention.
Ivan Fuqua, co-captaln with Horn
bostel of Indiana University's 1884
track team and his partner in many
an iron man" stunt for the Hoosiers
and Otto Pongrace, former Michigan
State middle distance star, will start
against the bespectacled speedster.
Fuqua, like HornboStel, a member
Of the 1882 United States Olympic
team, was beaten in the Millrose
800" but believes he will do better
on the new sponge clay track Of the
Butler field house
Evening star., 1935-11-10
Dover Road
Is Presented
At StauntOn
Capt. Fred Godshalk
Takes Leading Role
in Milne Play.

STAUNTON, Va, November g.
The Staunton Players Friday evening
presented A. A. Mines successful
comedy drama, "The Dover Road"
This Little Theater group gave a most
creditable performance, with Capt.
Fred Godshalk in the leading role as
Mr.. Latimer Mrs. Najah Darlington
Taylor directed the production.
Mrs. Hamilton M. McClintic of Hot
Springs, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Edith Gochenour of Covington,
were visitors in Staunton this week,
en- route home from Fredericksburg,
where they visited the formers SON.
in-law and daughter, DIR. and Mrs.
Edwin Alvey. DR.. Alvey is dean Of
the State Teachers College at Fred
ericksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Harrington. who
have made their home here for some
time. have moved to Winchester,
where they will spend several weeks
at the Stewart Hotel Mr.. Harring-
ton is connected with the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Mrs. Philip Weir of Buffalo, N. Y,
Is guest Of Miss Bessie Wallace
Landes in her home on East Beverley
street. Mrs. Weir before her marriage
was Miss Gladys Walker of this city
Mrs. w. B. McGowna and Mrs. G.
Dewey Omar and little son Dewey
jr., of Greenville, S. c., are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Glenn
Ruckman, in the Fillmore Apart
mentS.
Mrs. Wexford Brockenbrough,' who
has been spending some time with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Lineweaver, has returned
to her home in Greensboro, N. C.
Mrs. j. H. c. Grasty has returned to
her home here in College Park after
visiting her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon P. Peyton, at
their home in Alexandria, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Trotter. who
have been visiting the latter's mother.
Mrs. Laura j. Hooke, at her home
here, have returned to theiI home in
Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ewing and
Evening star., 1935-11-10

son Jimmy have closed their Summer
home Cobble Hill, and moved into
their home on East Beverly street for
the Winter months.
OF interest in this community was
the wedding of Miss Ada Anna Dun
can and Mr.. Henry Luther Ritten-
house, both of Waynesboro, Monday,
October 20, in the parsonage of st.
Paul's United Brethren Church, the
pastor, Rev. David F. Glovier, ofici-
ating. Mr.. and Mrs. Rittenhouse will
make their home in Waynesboro.
DR.. Gregg, representative of the
Rockefeller Institute in New York, who
has been a guest Of DR.. J. S. De Jar
nette, has returned to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton
Brown, jr., and Miss Imogen Bird, ac-
companied by several friends, attend
ed the Rice George Washington foot
ball game in Washington Saturday.
Mrs. Taylor Mccoy, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Margaret Mccoy,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Collin Smither are
visiting in Baltimore and will visit
with relatives in Washington before
returning home.
Evening star., 1935-11-10
Interesting Parties
For Dehutantes

A charming informal tea dance was
given yesterday at 2400 Sixteenth
street by Mrs. Samuel Patterson. who
entertained for her debutante daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Blythe Patterson. who
will make her formal bow at dance
at the Mayfower Hotel December 10.
Quantities of Autumn flowers and
foliage were used in the decorations
in the ball room and the tea table
had an effective centerpiece-a play
ing fountain surrounded by huge yell
low chrysanthemums
The debutante wore a striking cos
tune of black velvet, and her mother
wore black chiffon gown. Among
the out-of-town guests was Miss Adri-
enne Webb. debutante of last year,
and Miss Anne Reeder of Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanders Lewis Chris
tian will entertain at dance at 2400
Sixteenth street Saturday. Novem-
Der %. for their daughter. Miss Yvonne
Christian. in honor of Miss Mary
Blythe Patterson. Miss Laura John
son ana MISS margaret McMullen.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meredith Nc
Neale have sent out invitations for
tea Tuesday, November Is. from
until 7 o'clock at 2007 Wyoming
avenue, when they will present their
daughter. Miss Margaret Douglas Nc
Neale, to society.
DR.. and Mrs. William Bridges john
son and their daughter, Miss Laura
Sloo johnson. have issued invita-:
tions for dance Saturday at 24oo
Sixteenth street in honor of Miss
Randolph Richardson, Miss Laura
Douglas and Miss Mary Blythe Pat
terson.