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La opinión., 1935-10-05
FL JUEGO MAS
SENSATIONAL
della SERlE
Los Tigres Sc impusieron
despues de un formida-
bic duelo de pitchers
Esn Ell wRIeLEY FIELD

pEsDE Ell WRIGLEY FIELD
CHICAGO, Octubre IA cui-
minacion de I'm Intense Y re-
nido encuentro-tercero de las
series mundiales-, entire Ell De
troit = el Chicago. 10 10 White
do un hit seneillo sobre Ell CEN
tro en- ell onceno inning To-
grando meter a owen. para lie
var IN juego dc ventaJa de par
te del primero de dichos cluoes
sobre el contrario.
FL score final de este juego
fu6 de 6-5. lograndose Ia Veto
ria gracias a cuatro carreraS
Que hicieron los Tigres de De-
troit sobre los cachorros de Chica-
go.
Pero en- ell noveno inning durants
una rafaga de parte de los Chica-
90. Sc empato Ell juego para Que
este fuera ~prolongado hasta ell On
ceno inning cuando Sc obtuvo Ia
victoria.
LOS REVENoEDoREs EsTAN
DE PLACEMES
CHICAGO, ILL.,, octubre Sup.
Los p~recios de los boletos de en-
trada al Parque Wrigley para los
juegos de la seria mundial, alca-
aaron hoy precios fabulosos como
resultado de la actividad de los re-
vendedores que han acaparado Ell
boIetaje.
Al a~eotarse las $1,000 localidades
~reservadas en- ell parque, los reVen"
dedores quedaron en- posici6n do
pedir, y obtener, tres veees ell preeio
de los boletos.
Una tira de tres boIetos de sra-
deria, que euesta solo $3.50, ests
siendo vendida a $50, mientras cue
los ~asientos de tribuna cue cuestar
$3.50, son vendidos a SIS.
En- co~nsecuencia, el plan de los
f~uncionarios del base ball en- Chica-
go, para demostrar Ia venta de bo-
letos, ha resultado contraprodu-
| cente.
En- amos ~anteriores, los boletos pa
ra Ia serie mundial eran yendidos
! solamente por correo, a fin de qua
TODD ell p1blico tuviera Ia misma
oportunidad de obtener localida-
des.
Este aho los C~achorros pusieron
a Ia venta en- las taquillas del Wri-
gley Field todos los asientos reser-
vados, y desde Ia noche anterior al
juego inaugural, 10000 personals Sc
~alinearon en- las taquillas disputan-
dose los boletos.
En- tres horas y media fueror
vendidos todos los boletos, y mu'
chos de los a~fieionados, que habia'
} estado 4S horas frente a las taquf
las, Sc quedaron sin localidad.
La opinión., 1935-10-05
NAVIO HUNDIDO POR
UN HURACAN
ST. lOAN,S Terrannua.

ST. JOHNS, Terranova, Octubre
A. Toda la tripulaci6n de una EN-
b~arcaci6n no identificada. perecio
en- alta mar. al ser arrollado el ma
VIC por un tremendo huracan que
soplo del Sur.
Cuatro embarcaciones mas fue-
ron encalladas frente a estas cos
taS, pero sus companies fueron SAL
vados oportunamente en- medic del
fragor de Ia ~tempestad.
Sc cree que ell navio hundido por
la tormenta Nevada ardedeior de
veinte hombres de tripulacion y CO.
mo cuarenta pasajeros, oero no Sc
sabe cual era su nombre III a que
bandera ~pertenecia.
La opinión., 1935-10-05
HANFORD VS..
DELAN NO EN-
UN JUEGO

Las novenas mexieanas de Della
no y Hanford, Calf, sostendran un
encuentro de base ball ell domingo
para decidlr Ia supremacfa.
Ambos equipos tienen una vieto-
ria cada uno en- dos juegos que han
sostenido hasta ahora, y ell domin-
go trataran de definir cual es ell
mejor.
FL record de los de Hanford y De-
lano es bastante bueno, siendo re-
conocidos como los mejores equi-
pos de base ball del Vale de San
Joaquin.
I'll juego Sc efectuara en- ell dla-
mantle de Delano a las 2:30 p. NJ.
La opinión., 1935-10-05
Cuando los demas 10 fallen en-
darle aIivio rapido pruebe nues-
tras admirables yerbas Chinas.

Nuestros RENE
o 8 dc yerba,
Q 8 . 9 C | almentt
lmportados, m d 9
de 200 varieda-
des. han sido usa-
dos en- China por
siglos. Alivian las
Intermediates. va
sean do los pull
mones. el Esto-
mage. la Cabeza.
Ell Hfgado, los RI
hones o la Veil
ga, o 81 listed es-
e. enfermo de in
digestion. Asma.
Catarro. desorde-
mes y alta o ba-
=
La opinión., 1935-10-05
Por que el Republic Pictures Tiene Partidarios

mos que manana st Presentaran en- ell White Sox para eontenoer
o ell Golden State Creamery Co., campeones de San Francisco
en- ell juego estrena. La csmars de Concrete y ell California Eagles
sos,endran ell juego preiminsr, con Echeverria y Reviha jugan-
do o la Camara-
La opinión., 1935-10-05
BULGARIA QUEDO BAJO
LA LEY MARCIAL

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Oct. g. (UP)
La ley marcial fue p~roclamada
aver. en- la noche al descubrirse un
complot que tenfa por obJeto de-
rrocar del poder al Rey Boris y a
toda su administration.
Fue arrestado en- primer lugar Ell
ex-premier Kimon Georgieff. en- los
momentos que trataba de abordar
un tren para Burgas. al mismo
tempo que en- otros lugares eran
aprehendidos Damian Veltcheii,
uno de los lideres principles del
"putsch' del aho pasado, y hume
rosos completes en- aquel movi-
niento y en- ell de ahora.
La opinión., 1935-10-05
Ell BOX ESTA
RESURGIENDO

Cuando ell box atraveso por
la crisis mas dura que sc c
cuerda, Ell ano pasado, los cri
ticos deportivos de Los Ange-
les sostuvieron la teoria de
que para atraer a la genie a
los estadios no eran necesarios
los grandes nombres, es de-
cir, presentar a boxeadores
consagrados va, sino que Sc
debia desarrollar nuevas atrac
clones entire los muchachos To-
Gales que estaban maduros pa
ra sostener peleas estrellas.
Y parece que la recets, apli
eada ahora por Waterman en-
ell Olympic y por Charley Nc
Donald en- ell estadio de Holly
wood, esta dando los resulta-
dos apetecidos.
BESIDE que ell Olympic rea-
brio sus puertas hace unss
cuantas semanas, las entradas
han venido aumentando gra-
dualmente, y para clio no ha
habido neces.dad de ofreecr a
los aficionados peleas con To
ny Canzoneri, Barney Ross,
Young Corbett o Jimmy Nc
Larnin, por ejemplo, sino que
sc ha recurrido a los pelea-
dorcitos locales dandoles opor
tunidad de sobresalir en- Pc
leas estelares.
Asi Sc han producido atrac-
clones como los mexieanos
Bobby Leyvas, frankie Casti-
10 v Manuel Martinez, y
otros como ell negrito Leon
Zorrita, Wally Hally y dos o
tres mas.
Zorrita es un verdadero des
cubrimiento, y ests llamado a
convertirse en- figura inter
naeionaI 81 no Sc malogra. Tie
ne golpe duro, boxea muy
bien, es rapido, intelligence y
no sc amilana en- los momen-
tos comprometidos. Hasts aho
ra sc ha enfrentado con distin
tos tipos de boxeador, y con
todos Sc ha visto muy bien. Su
Ultima pelea con Kenny La
Sale fue una demostracion de
que tiene MADEIRA para llcgar.
LaSalle es un veterano de la
division weller que todavia no
puede considerarse como que
mado', y que sc ha medido con
los mejorcs contendientes de
lat libras, inclusive Kid Ate
ca. Y sin embargo Zorrita 10
tuvo en- la Iona, lie propino
una dura golpiza y lie gano la
decision.
Leyvas, por su estilo zurdo
y su buen boxeo quo lie per-
mite obrar con precision en- ell
ring, tiene tamb;en por delan-
tie un future brillante. Harvey
Petit, manager de Zorrita, y
George Parnastus, de Leyvas,
son dos de los mas conocedo-
res del racket pugilistieo, y
por 10 tanto ell negrito y ell
mexicano pueden considerar-
sc en- buenas manos Porque
un buen boxeador en- manos de
un manager inexperto no tie
n e muchas probabilidades de
triunfar en- su carrera.
Ojala que los estadios Local
les continuen su politica de re
novar las en- ell ring, pues
asi acabars por cimentarse nue.
vamente ell auge del box aqui.
La opinión., 1935-10-05

Una nueva sensation mexi-
cana ha surgido en- ell box. Su
nombre es Joe Bernal, y tiene
su centric de operaciones en-
San Francisco, donde sc ha
convertible va en- fdolo de los
sficionados mexicanos y eau
sa de admiration para los nor
teamericanos.
Bernal, segun las cronicas,
La opinión., 1935-10-05
INSISTEN EN- Ell DESA.
FUERO DE GUEVARA

cluDAD DE MEXICO, octuhre 4,
-Insitiendo en- ell deafuero del go
bernador de Guerrero Gabriel Cue
vara, las Ligas de Comunidad A
grarias, Sc dirisieron hoy a la Ca
mara de Diputados
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Junior New Dealers
Fete Mrs. Roosevelt

Mrs. Roosevelt will be a guest of the
Junior New Dealers Club at its regu-
lar dinner meeting Tuesday evening
at $50 o'clock at Sholl's cafe, on
Connecticut avenue. Mr.. Roland Hill,
president of the club, will preside, and
Miss Dorothy Bibb, chairman of the
Arrangements Committee. will present
Mrs. Roosevelt to the club. at which
time Mrs. Roosevelt will chat infor-
mally with the members, getting an
insight into the lives and work of the
younger members working behind the
lines in the New Deal agencies.
Miss Dorothy Goodrich, violinist,
and Mrs. Adele Bush, pianist, will
furnish music during the dinner. Miss
Goodrich made her debut recently with
the Nashville Symphony Orchestra.
and Mrs. Bush Is the accompanist OF
the Rubinstein Club of Washington.
Miss Bibb, general chairman Of the
affair. is assisted by Miss Martha Cam
non, Miss Martha Arnold, Mr.. James
Abbot, Mr.. Robert Dennis, Mr.. Wayne
Hansen, Mr. Roland Hill and Mr.. Rob-
ert Dennis.
Boy Scouts Of Troop I. known as
the White House Troop and the Oldest
troop in America, will act as an hon.
orary escort for Mrs. Roosevelt. Mr..
Hill Is scoutmaster Of this troop, and
Mr.. Dennis is assistant scoutmaster,
both Of whom are officers Of the Junior
New Dealers Club. Dancing will fol-
low the dinner.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
New England States
Society May Party

An all-States Maytime dance and
entertainment will be held at the
Meridian Mansions Hotel at 2400 Six
teenth street Saturday, May 4, at $50
o'clock. under the sponsorship Of the
New England States Society.
There will be tables for bridge for
guests desiring to play. One of the
citys leading local orchestras has been
engaged to play for the dancing. Dur
ing the intermission of dancing there
will be an elaborate floor show directed
by Mr.. Phil Hayden. Another feature
OF the evening will be the reappear-
ance Of that noted Irish tenor, Mr..
H. Leon OMeara. who scored such a
success at the last affair of the society.
Natives Of the various States may
secure tickets from the general chair
man, Mr.. E. E. Field, the Willard
Hotel Ticket Bureau. o. at the door
the evening Of the affair.
Among the various nJ,ables expected
to attend will be the Minister of the
Irish Free State and Mrs. MacWhite,
Senator and Mrs Marcus A. Coolidge,
Senator and Mrs. Henry w. Keyes,
Senator and Mrs. Wallace H. White,
jr.; Representative and Mrs. Schuyler
Merritt, Representative and Mrs. Will
liam Rogers. Representative and Mrs.
Hermann Kopplemann. Representa-
tive and Mrs. ]. Joseph Smith. Rep
resentative and Mrs. Joseph Stanley,
Representative Morgan Sanders and
former Senator and Mrs. Jesse H. Met
calf.
Refreshments will be served.
The Executive Committee Is headed
by Mr. Elmer E. Field, assisted by Mr..
c. s. Carter. Miss Alice Barrett, Miss
Mary Devlin, Mr.. John Romero, Miss
Helen Thompson and Mr.. Frank
| Goodwin.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Walter Reed
To Be Scene
Of Benefit
Party, May 4, to Raise
Fund to Retire Debt
on Chapel.

The formal garden and the Red
Cross House of Walter Reed Hospital
at the Army Medical Center will be
the scene Saturday afternoon. May 4,
of one Of the loveliest Springtide
events that the Capital City boasts
a garden party, tea and FASH
ion show with a special program
of amusements for the youngsters
through the afternoon arranged by
the Chapel Guild of the Army Med
ical Center and the Grey Ladies Of
the American Red Cross. The enter
tainment is planned to raise funds to
reduce the debt on the Memorial
Chapel, which Gen. Pershing calls
"the little cathedral" and which Is
a monument to the men who gave
their lives for their country.
Rain or shine that afternoon So
ciety will flock to the party. for which
patrons and patronesses will be lead
ers in diplomatic, official, Army. Navy
and residential circles. Men and
women in many walks Of life have
had a part in the building Of this
gray stone chapel, which stands as
the religious. non-Sectarian center Of
the Army Medical Center.
A meeting was held last week by
the Grey Ladies with Mrs. Albert E.
TRULY and wives of the officers of the
post, when many details for the bene-
fit were decided. Mrs. William w.
Galbraith and Mrs Wallace w. CHS
well will be co-chairmen OF plans and
conduct Of the bridge playing. which
will open the festivities in the Red
Cross House. Bridge will close in
time for the players to enjoy the tea
and the fashion show in the formal
gardens, with Mrs. James Hamilton
Lewis telling fortunes" for one and
ali corners.
Mrs. Eldridge Jordan will have
charge Of the fashion show, which
promises to be unusually alluring this
season, with Mrs Ethel Warren and
Mrs. John Russell assisting on her
committee. Miss Helen Clifford will
be aided by Mrs. Helen Gattley Mar
tin and Mrs. Edith T. Montgomery in
arranging pastimes for the boys and
girls, particularly the marionette
show and vaudeville in the auditorium
Of the center.
Among the wives Of officers on the
post who are assisting Mrs TRULY are
Mrs. Michael A. Daley, Mrs. Shelley,
U Marietta, Mrs. Howard ]. Hutter.
Mrs. Victor N. Meddis. Mrs. Frank l..
Miller, Mrs. William G. Munley, Mrs
Raymond W. Pearson, Mrs. Sherman
I. Strong and Mrs. Frank w. Wilson.
The Grey Ladies who were present
at the meeting Wednesday included
Mrs. Reeve Lewis, Mrs. Albert N.
Baggs, Miss Margaret H. Lower, Miss
Grace Ocumpaugh, Miss Julia E.
Schelling, Mrs. Ira E. Bennett, Mrs.
Wallace w. Chiswell, Mrs. w. w. GAL
braith, Mrs. Elizabeth O. Fox, Mrs r.
G. Sherburne, Mrs. Glenn Davis, Mrs.
Marguerite Ferry and Mrs. Charles B.
Robb.
Tickets for the benefit may be pro-
cured from the Grey Ladies and
members Of the Chapel Guild, also
at Red Cross House, Walter Reed
Hospital and the Junior League on
Connecticut avenue.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Two Weddings Attended,
By Alexandria Couple
Mrs. William Boothe Lloyd and Miss Mary
Lloyd Return From Visit to
Daytona Beach.

lete Rev. and Mrs. Jefferson Ran.
dolph Taylor, to Mr.. George Esser,
Saturday, April 6, in Norton, Va. The
bride has many relatives in Alex
andria Her mother was the former
Miss Mary Hubbard Bruce, daughter
of the late Mr. Edward Cabell Bruce
of Winchester and a cousin of former
Gov. Albert c. Ritchie Of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Thomas and
their children, Helen and Buddy
Thomas, of Knoxville, Tenn, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Odis Small.
Capt. William Taliaferro Fletcher,
U. S. A.. will leave early next month
for Lock Haven. Pa, where he has
been ordered for duty as cavalry in
structor to the Pennsylvania National
Guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Alexander re-
months at Palm Beach.
The annual Easter dance of the
Old Dominion Boat Club will be given
Monday evening in the club house,
when the newly completed tap room
will be formally opened.
MIR. and Mrs. Windsor w. Demaine
left by motor last week for trip to
Savannah and Miami Beach. Miss
Elizabeth Demaine and Miss Kath-
crime Virginia Harvey spent last week
end with Mrs E. j. Purcell in Sperry-
vile, Va.
Mrs. C. w. Lyles and Miss Viola
Lyles have returned after spending
several weeks in Silver Springs and
Tampa, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Feagans have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Vivian. to Mr.. Louis Powers
Wednesday, April 3.
Mrs. Raymond S. Gaines returned
home this week after spending the
last two months visiting relatives in
Coleville. Va, and Atlanta.
Mrs. Mildred Crabill entertained in
formally Saturday evening, April Is,
when her guests were Mrs. I. NJ Elsea,
Miss Maurine Beall, Miss Jean Spauld-
ing, Miss Elizabeth Strothers, Miss
Madge Simmons. Miss Betty Carr,
Miss Frances johnson and Miss Annie
May Lunceford
Mr.. Charles G. Raiford was given
surprise party Saturday evening,
April 13, in honor of his birthday an
niversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Keller, Miss
Jane Keller and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Keller have returned from a visit to
relatives in Romney, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond G. Hudson
have returned from motor trip to
Westfield, N. j., where they were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass
Jones.
Mrs. Rose Mines has left for an
extended visit to relatives in Welston,
Ohio.
Mrs. Maude M. Tilman Of Charles.
ton. w. Va. is the guest Of Mrs. D. c.
Carry.
Miss Helen Hanback, sailed Mon
day from New York on the S. S.
Georgia for a To-day trip to Ber-
muda.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Indians in Maiority.

Native Indians still constitute the
vast majority of the population Of
Peru, according to the latest census.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Mrs. Hurley Judge
At Herndon Fete

Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley, wife Of the for
nler Secretary Of War, and Mrs. Alex
ander, wife Of Mr.. j. r. H. Alexander,
Circuit Court Judge Of Leesburg, and
Mrs. Carson Ryan Of Falls Church,
Va, president Of the Fairfax County
Federation Of Parent Teacher Asso-
Citations, will Judge the May pole
dances at the Herndon High School
May day celebration to be held Fri
day, May 8.
Miss Edith Coulter, popular men,
Der of the senior class has been
chosen May queen, Miss Sara Ellen
Dawson, senior, maid Of honor; Miss
Ruth Roadhouse, junior class, Miss
Louise Cockerill, sophomore; Miss
Anna Curtice, and Miss Virginia
Oliver, freshman class. attendants;
Pauline Young, crown bearer: Everett
Godfrey and Granville White, jr.,
heralds; Annie McMullen and Eloise
Alcock, flower girls.
A pageant will be presented in the
afternoon under the direction Of Mrs.
w. e. Crabill: athletic events, under
the direction Of Prof. Harold F. Weller
and Miss Mildred Williams; school
exhibits, under the direction Of Mrs.
Charles Parkerson, and three one-act
plays to be presented by the Floris,
ForestNlle and Herndon Parent
Teacher Associations will complete the
program.
Miss Sarah smoot, business instruc-
tor of the high school faculty will
design the costumes for the queen
and her court, and the Committee on
ARRANGEMENTS for luncheon and sup
per include Mrs. George Ramsey
Bready, chairman; Mrs. Arthur Hyde
Buell.. Miss Elizabeth Gilmore and
Mrs. Tullus Fleming.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Montana Society to
Hold Spring Dance

The Montana Society will hold its
annual Spring dance at the Roosevelt
Hotel Saturday evening at 9 o'clock.
The Montana delegation In Congress
and other prominent Montanans in
Washington are expected to be present.
Besides dancing and cards, the COM
pany will be entertained by Miss Jean
Bishop, young radio star and former
Montana girl, and Mr.. Frank Portillo.
mer Montana resident.
Mrs. Carolyn Wells Hall and Mrs.
Edna Rankin McKinnon head the
committee in charge Of arrangements.
Mr.. William Harrison is president OF
the society and all former MontananS
in Washington are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Kentucky Society
Reunion and Dance

The Kentucky Society of Washing
ton will close its season with the
annual meeting and dance at the
Willard Hotel Wednesday evening at
Q o'clock. This meeting is designed
to bring together all Kentuckians in
Washington. particularly former men,
bers Of the society. Carrying out this
reunion idea. the receiving line will
consist of former presidents of the
Eociety, including Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
E Adams. the former Minister to
Panama and Mrs. William J. Price,
former Representative and Mrs. Maui
rice H. Thatcher, DR.. and Mrs. Joseph
Horgan and Col. and Mrs. Guy W.
Chapman. Election Of officers for next
year will follow the reception.
The entertainment program will
consist Of selections by the Glee Club
Of George Washington University,
consisting Of both men and women.
and including about 80 voices, under
the direction of DR.. Harmon. The
Glee Club will be followed by dancing
until / o'clock. Special lighting ar
rangements will be used.
All Kenttckians are invited. Tick
cts will be available at the door and
information may be obtained from
the secretary, Mrs. Albert j. Kraemer,
at 2512 Q street.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Columbian Women's
Anniversary Banquet

The Columbian Women Of the
George Washington University, who
will celebrate the 4lst anniversary Of
the founding Of the organization at
a banquet to be held at the Chevy
Chase Club May /, will have as their
guests Of honor Nine. Sze, wife of
the Chinese Minister; Nine. Munthe
de Morgenstierne, wife Of the Min
lister Of Norway; Representative vir-
ginia Jenckes Of Indiana, and Miss
Janet Holt, sister and hostess for
Senator-elect Rush Holt of West Vir-
ginia.
Among those who will be hostesses
for the evening are Mrs. Winnie G.
Barrows, Mrs. Edwin B. Behrend, Mrs.
Thomas Cajigas, Mrs. Henry Grattan
Evening star., 1935-04-21

ALEXANDRA Va, April 20.-Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Hammond Pierce
motored to Smithfield, Va, for the
marriage of Miss Katherine Lang
horne, daughter of Mrs. Kate Van
derslice Langhorne and the late MIR.
Maurice Finney Langnorne, to Mr..
Howard Warrington Gwaltney, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Decatur
Gwaltney, jr. which took place Sat-
urday morning, April Is, in Trinity
Methodist Church. Saturday evening
MIR. and Mrs. Pierce were present at
the wedding of the alters cousin,
Miss Charlotte Underwood Darden,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nc
MILAN Darden, and Mr.. Robert Pat
terson Thorne, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Thomas Thorne, In Trinity
Episcopal Church in Littleton, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce stayed over the
week end with Mrs. Pierce's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Herbert Dar-
den, in Suffolk. Va.
Mrs. William Boothe Lloyd and
Miss Mary Lloyd returned last week
after spending several months at Day.
tona Beach. Fla. and we're guests for
a week of the formers brother and
sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
c. Leadbeater. Mrs. Lloyd and her
daughter left today for YonkerS, N.
Y, to visit her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lloyd. Mrs.
Lloyds home on South st. ASaph
street is leased to Representative and
Mrs. Colgate Darden of Virginia un-
til the end of the congressional ses-
sion. Mr.. Milton Alexander Lead
beater of the University of Virginia
spent last week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leadbeater.
Miss Katie Uhler Is home from
De Land. Fla, where she has been
since early in December.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Stacy Dodge
of Chester, Va, are guests OF the
formers brother and sister-in-law.
Rev. and Mrs. Ryland T. Dodge. DR..
and Mrs. Dodge had as their guest
last week Miss Margaret Haskins of
McKenney. Va. Mrs. H S. Dodge
will attend the annual meeting of the
Associate Council of the National So
ciety. United Daughters of 1872.
which will be held in the Willard
Hotel in Washington Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday, as a delegate
from the Dorothea Payne Madison
Chapter of Richmond.
Mrs. Florence Nickle has returned
from a visit to relatives in Dunns-
vile, Va, where she attended the
marriage of her cousin, Miss Frances
Care Garnett, daughter of Mrs. Lena
Wossman Garnett, formerly Of Lake
Providence, La. and the late Mr.. VIII
liam Care Garnett, to Mr.. Ebert Van
cott of Williamstown, Mass, and
Mount Vernon, N. Y. which took
place Saturday afternoon, April s, in
the Rappahannock Christian Church.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage of Miss Martha
Randolph Taylor, daughter of the
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Vermont Club Plans
"Sugaring.Of' Party

The Vermont Association Of the
District of Columbia will hold its an
nual maple sugar party Wednesday
evening, May 8, at the Roosevelt
Hotel at 210l 10th street northwest.
All Vermonters residing in and near
the District of Columbia assemble at
this time of the year for the annual
"Sugaring-Of party. This event has
continued since the origin Of the So
ciety in the District of Columbia.
Following an old Vermont custom,
dinner will be followed by sugar.
doughnuts and sage cheese.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Mrs. Hull Patroness
For u. d. G.. PARTY

Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife of the
Secretary Of State, heads the list
Of patronesses for the annual card
party of the Dixie Chapter, U. D. c.,
which will be held Friday evening,
May 3, at the Willard to carry on
the relief and educational activities
Of the chapter.
Other sponsors are Mrs. Cary +.
Grayson. Mrs. Bryan K. Ogden and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Swope.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

Doyle, Miss Agnes Garrels, Mrs.
Stephen Z. Kramer, Mrs. John r.
Lapham, Mrs. Charles Riborg Mann,
Mrs. William c. Ruediger, Mrs. w.
c. Van Week, Miss Emile Margaret
White and Miss Lucille wilkinson.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
Shepherds of Bethlehem,

Loyalty Loige will meet in North
east Masonic Temple tomorrow.
Comdr. Mary Wolfe will preside. After
short business meeting, there will
be country store. to which members
OF the order and their friends are
invited.