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Evening star., 1936-05-27

3h feet, green hunters 1 feet, blue
ribbon winners AZ feet, championship
hunters feet; performance and way
of going to count
There will be lovely silver cups given
in each class. This Is one of the most
informal horse shows in Virginia and
is always enjoyed by the large crowd
The judges will be Col. W. w. Whit
side. commander of the Front Royal
Remount, and Mr.. Edward M. Cheston
of Philadelphia.
Many entertainments and parties
will be given over the week end Mrs.
George Burwell and her son, George,
jr., will give a luncheon at their house,
Mount Airy, during the recess hour for
a number of friends. Their parties are
always delightful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Gilpin will
entertain at Scalby after the horse
show with large tea. Mrs. Pinckney
Wetheral is giving dinner party
Friday night in honor Of Miss West
wood Beverley Byrd and Mr.. Harry
Rogers Kern. whose wedding will take
place June 6.
A subscription dance will be given
at the Blue Ridge Club on Friday
night On Saturday the Charles Town
Jockey Club starts its Spring meeting,
continuing racing through July 4. So
this promises to be q gay and busy
week end in this part of Virginia. and
there are number Of visitors here to
attend the festivities.
The buffet luncheon given by Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Hurley at their place
Belmont, near Leesburg, on Sunday,
was delightful party and their guests
numbered about 200.
Tables were arranged over the entire
lower floor of this spacious mansion
and over the lawn at the back Of the
house. Among those present were
Gen. John j. Pershing, Secretary of
War Dern. former Gov and Mrs. West
moreland Davis, Mrs Richard E. Byrd,
Mr.. Thomas Byrd. Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Pickens, Mrs. Henry Fairfax, Mrs.
John Hull, Mrs. E. B. White, Miss
Elizabeth White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Armistead Welburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Angus B. Echols. DR.. Cary Langhorne,
William H. Lipscomb, George Carter,
Harry Frost and many others.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
COMPANY PENSION
PLAN PREFERRED
Eleven Atlantic Coast Line EN-
ployes Give Testimony in
Gnurf

BY the Associated Press.
Eleven Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
employees yesterday told District Su.
preme Court they preferred the com.
pany's private pension system to the
Governments railroad retirement law.
They were witnesses for carriers
which have attacked the acts con-
stitutionality and seek an Injunction
against its enforcement
+ Although denying that executives Of
the line urged them to join the fight
against the Governments pension
plan. some Of the employees admitted
use of the railroads facilities In their
campaign.
Seaborn D. Hurst, jr., chief clerk
at Wilmington. N. c., and president
of the Anti-Railroad Pension Tax
League, protested the 3la per cent tax
on their incomes under the retirement
act. The line has conducted its own
retirement plan for more than 80
years, he said, and provides higher
pensions than the Federal plan.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
BY NINA CARTER TABB.

"HE Grove at Carter Hall. Mill
wood, Va, is in readiness for
the forty-third annual Blue
u Ridge Horse Show, to be held
on Friday, beginning at 10 o'clock
am. The blue grass park, with the
noted huge oak trees, was looking its
best and more lovely than ever when
drove through it yesterday afternoon.
Men were busy cutting grass and put
ting up jumps and many local horses
were being schooled over the new
course.
Instead of three jumps as they have
had before, there will be five. Three
jumps will be taken coming up the hill
as usual, then the rider, turning, will
take two to the west of the old course.
The five jumps consist of a chicken
coop, post and rail, Virginia worm
fence, brush Jump and stone wall
Joseph Lewis, the secretary, is kept
busy taking in entries. Already he
has about $50 and as there are post
entries. many more will come in
Among those who will show their
4lO1 go d1C 4Ad1lC1l 14bSOA VI
Mount Kisco, N. Y; Miss Nellie
Wheeler of Fairfield, Conn. the United
States Remount Depot, Kenneth Gill
pin, DR.. Lewis N Allen. Louie Leith,
Peach brothers, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Greenhalgh, G. r. Plummer of Wash
ington, r. S. Shoemaker of Harrisburg
Pa, and scores of others.
Graham Dougherty is manager OF
the show this year and is proving
q most efficient one. Mr.. Lodge
Bowles is ring manager and he will be
assisted by Mr. A. B. Hummer. There
will be 16 classes as follows:
1-Half-breeds, 2 and year olds,
suitable to become hunters
2-Foals of 1896, suitable to become
hunters, age of foal to be considered
3-Brood mares, suitable to produce
hunters, with foal or bred this season
Light weight hunters, to Jump 4
feet; conformation, 40 per cent; per-
3ormance, so per cent.
5-Hunter hacks, to be shown under
saddle and to be jumped feet
inches.
6-Three-year-old suitable to be-
come hunters.
Best child riders Is years old and
under. walk, trot and canter and to
Jump 8 feet.
8--Apollo class, best hunter shown
In hand.
9-Green hunters, 3-year-olds tc
Jump feet 6 inches; 4-year-olds and
over to Jump feet; conformation, 4C
per cent; performance, go per cent
10-Heavy-weigh hunters: carrying
165 pounds and over, to Jump 4 feet;
conformation. 40 per cent perform
ance, go per cent.
y 1l-Two-year-olds suitable to be-
come hunters.
12-Hunters belonging to members
Of the Blue Ridge Hunt or to land
owners or tenants in the Blue Ridge
country; owners to ride, 3-year-olds to
jump 3 feet 6 inches: 4-year-olds and
over to Jump feet; performance only
to count
13.-Yearlings suitable to become
hunters.
14-Handy hunters, manners, per-
formance and way of going to count
l5-Touch and out, 4 feet to be
raised In case of tie; performance only
to count.
16-Handicap class, 3-year -olds Jump
Evening star., 1936-05-27
METCALF TO MISS
"KAPITAL kAPERS"
Change of Date Of Democratic
Show Forces Him to Decline
Bid Sent by Mistake.

BY the Associated Press.
Senator Metcalf, Republican, Of
Rhode Island, has turned dowr. the In
vitation of the District Young Demo-
cratic Club to participate in the pre-
mieye of Its campaign rnoney-raising
show-"Kapital Kapers."
Recently when I accepted your in
vitation to attend the :Kapital Kapers'
and to speak over the microphone.
wrote the Senator to Hyman Coed
binder, chairman Of the Patrons Com
mittee, II had every hope of being
able to attend"
But, noting that the Young Demo-
Gratis have changed the date of the
review from June I to June S, Met
calf-invited to the show by mistake
added he had found 1t necessary to
accept the call for a meeting of the
Republican National Committee In
Cleveland next Wednesday.
Evening star., 1936-05-27
Births Reported.

Stanley F. and Nellie M. Boswell. boy,
Albert and Margaret J. Beach. boy
Glenn r. and Mary r. Hensley. girl,
Lester L. and Clara L. Ewing. boy.
Joseph D. and Luella B. Taylor. boy.
Joseph and Helen Bowie. boy.
George and Marie Hill. boy.
George and Theresa King. boy.
Wilbur and Eva Newton. girl.
Phillip and Violet G. Wilson. boy.
George W. and Mary L. Smith. boy.
Milligsn and Kittie Morgan. boy.
Samuel D. and Elizabeth Mary King. gi
Evening star., 1936-05-27
LEARNS BOOTLEG TABOO

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Hay a. R.-
A man telephoned the State Liquor
Department yesterday and asked
Wellington T. Leonard, . member Of
Evening star., 1936-05-27

the board, "Is 1t necessary to obtain
q permit to buy bootleg whiskey?"
Leonard replied that while no per-
nit was necessary to make such pur-
Evening star., 1936-05-27
Meeting POSTPONED

Calvary Baptist Sunday School
Not to Hold Yearly Session.
The annual meeting of the Sunday
school Of Calvary Baptist Church,
scheduled tomorrow, has been post
poned due to the absence of the super
intendent from the city.
Evening star., 1936-05-27

chases, the law prohibited the sale
Of illegal liquor.
"Ohl" the inquirer exclaimed.
THANK you," and hung up.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-29
Fisher River News

Thomas Long Of Libby, candidate for
county attorney, was caller at Nc
Ginnis Meadows last week.
James Orr has been making some
improvements on his house, putting
in new floors, vanishing, etc
Mrs. Edna Lloyd visited Mrs. Charles
Longwell last week.
Morris Davis went into Libby last
Thursday and brought out the county
truck. He and Mr.. Orr have been do
ing some much needed work on the
road hauling gravel on the places that
get so bad in wet weather and grad
ing it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Scott have been
in Troy for the past week, taking
charge of the Scott dairy there while
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Scott went to Hell
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-29

ena to visit Mr.. SCOTS mother, who is
SO years old.
Quite few attended the landscaping
meeting held at the c. E. Gilbertson
home last Monday afternoon of which
Mr.. Isaacs of Bozeman had charge.
The Rev. H. W. Woods and Mrs.
Harvey Carroll of Libby were callers
at the Meadows last Thursday visiting
and extending invitations to the harvest
festival to be held at the Methodist
church on October Is and rs.
Robert Vining and John Carpenter
of Whitefish were visitors at the Nor
ris Davis home over the week end
Mrs. c. E. Gilbertsen spent last week
at Happy's Inn.
Work has begun on the new project
from Happy's Inn to the county line.
The contractor has his camp at Happy's
Inn Mr.. and Mrs F. ]. Townsend have
moved to one of the cabins at the lake.
Most of the men in the community are
working on the road
James Nedrau and Nels Ander-
son of Lone Pine are spending few
days at the M. |. Davis home.
Mrs. Morris Davis visited Mrs. George
Koebel Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Anderson of Lib
by were callers at the Meadows Satur-
day. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Tibbits of Libby
spent the weekend at the Homer
Davis home.
Mr.. Ellis and Mr.. Elgin of Kailspell
were hunting here Sunday
w. A. Wallace and Lem Collar were
calling on friends here the first of the
week
DR. and Mrs Charles Longwell are
enjoying a visit with Mr.. LongWelFs
mother and brother, Mr.. Francis Long
well and wife and Mrs. LongwelPs
mother, Mrs. Ward, who arrived from
the East last Wednesday.
Clarence Davidson came up from
Troy last Thursday, returning the same
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shelly came out
from Libby Sunday. Mr. Shelly is
working on the road
Morris Davis caught large coyote
in trap the first of the week. He
put muzzle on it and led it home.
Miss Grace Kenelty and mother spent
the weekend at Manicke.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Davis have
moved up to the Orr place on the
river while he is working on the road.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert B. Davis were
shopping in Kalispell last weekend.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-29

Dorothy and Kenneth Davis were alb
sent from school Monday with colds.
Paul Orr was also out of school Mon
day. He hurt his arm and had to be
taken to town.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Coye and Mrs.
Susan Amos Of Elmo spent last week
hunting at the Meadows. They saw a
few deer but bucks are scarce or hid so
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-29

they went home without any meat
There doesn't seem to be as many
does and fawns as usual in this section
this fall
DR.. Charles Longwell was in Libby
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Scott returned
from Troy Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
S. Scott had been in Helena, having
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-10-29

gone there to join other brothers and
sisters and visit their aged mother,
who was SO years old The old lady
was taken i'll with pneumonia and
passed away last Monday with her
children all at her bedside.
Read the Western News lof Lincoln
County News
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Herr Luther May See
School Arts Exhibit

The German Ambassador, Herr Hans
Luther, is expected to attend the ninth
annual Scholastic High School Arts
and Crafts Exhibition, which opened
Thursday in the National Galleries
of the Smithsonian Institution and
will continue through October 81.
The exhibition is under the aus
pices of the American Federation of
Art and the Scholastic, the American
high school weekly magazine. A
German student was awarded one of
the prizes Of the international divi-
sion and his work is hanging in a
prominent place in the show. Canada
also boasts prize-winning sketch. In
addition to the sketches from Ger
many and Canada, there are works
OF students in the Soviet Republic,
Belgium, Denmark and Austria. The
heads of missions of these respective
countries represented in the exhibit
have been invited to attend the show
ing.
Entries from the foreign schools
are judged separately from the Amer
ican high school art, and are sub
snitted to the scholastic awards
through the cooperation Of ministers
OF education in each country.
Peter de Anna, IS, pupil at Cen
trail High School, received fourth prize
in the American students art compe-
tition. The exhibition includes prize
winning and other outstanding oils,
water colors. pencil drawings, pen
and-ink sketches, decorative designs,
prints, mechanical drawings. sculp-
ture, jewelry, metal work, pottery and
textiles.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Miss Ida Mae Stiles
To Wed in Rockville

ROCKVILLE Md, October 1.-THE
marriage of Miss Ida Mae Stiles,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, N. Clifford
Stiles Of Rockville, Md, and Mr..
Charles Frederick Wintermoyer of Ha-
gerstown, Md, will take place Satur-
day in the home of the brides parents.
Mrs. Walter c. Bauer entertained
at cards and luncheon Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wilcox of Utica,
N. Y, and the formers two sons are
In Rockville for the Winter. Mrs.
Wilcox was formerly Miss Blanche A.
Corwin, at one time home demonstra-
ton agent for Montgomery County.
The marriage of Miss Maude Will
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w.
Valentine Wilson of Rockville, and
Mr.. David Earle Belts of Washington,
will take place Saturday evening in
Christ Episcopal Church in Rockville.
Mr.. George H. Lamar, jr., who spent
his vacation with his brother, DR..
Edward S. Lamar, in New York, has
returned to Rockville.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Notes of Ft. Meade;
Maj. Henry Anderson
Off on Hunting Trip

FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md,
October 17.-Maj. Henry r. An
derson and his son left the post
Wednesday for hunting trip in Min
nesota. They will be gone two weeks.
Mrs. Paul Williams Of San Jose,
Calf, who was en- route to New York
to visit her mother, spent a few days
last week with her brother and sister,
in-law, Capt. and Mrs. Paul A. Pick
hardt OF this post.
Maj. and Mrs. Howard Hume have
as their guest, Miss Virginia Ridge
way, daughter of Maj. Matthew B.
Ridgeway of Washington.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Wilhelm P. John
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Grace Church Guild
Plans Benefit Ball
Thursday, Nov. IL

A INVOLVEMENT has been made
= that in place of the usual evening
card party at the Mayflower, this
year a ball will be held at the Sui
grave Club for the benefit of the
Guild of Grace Episcopal Church.
The ball, which the Rev. Meade Boil
ton MacBryde is arranging, will take
place Thursday evening, November
II, to which invitations soon will be
issued.
The patrons and patronesses are
men and women prominent In the
social life of Washington and the
ball promises TO be one Of the out.
standing events of the early Winter
season.
Evening star., 1936-10-18

the National Society, D. A. R.; Mrs.
Richard z. Claughton. first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. David D. Caldwell, second
vice president; Mrs. F. B. Linton, Mrs.
Pedro Capo Rodriguez, Mrs. John
Lester Barr, Mrs. @. M. Brumbaugh,
Evening star., 1936-10-18

Mrs. F. e. Cunningham, Miss Har-
riett M. Chase. Mrs. c. c. Haig, Mrs.
Lee r. Pennington, Mrs. Tonnis ].
Holzberg and Mrs. Clyde M. Hamblin.
The club will celebrate its fifteenth
anniversary October "a.
Evening star., 1936-10-18

son and their small son, Wilhelm
johnson, jr, will leave Monday for
Johnstown, Pa, to visit Lieut.. john
sons mother, Mrs. John p. Johnson,
for a few days. Later they will visit
Mrs. Johnson's uncle and aunt, Mr..
Evening star., 1936-10-18

tomorrow at luncheon at Mrs. KS
Toll House Tavern for the officers
and directors of the club. Her guests
will be Mrs. Jennie M. Ryan, past
president of the club; Mrs. Howard L.
.Hodgkins, honorary vice president of
Evening star., 1936-10-18

and Mrs. w. @. Srodes Of Ligner, Pa.
Mrs. w. s. Stevenson is visiting
Lieut.. and Mrs. Howell H. Jordan.
She will be here for two weeks before
returning to her home In San Antonio,
Tex.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
white House Loaned
For Halloween Dance
In Fairfax Oct. %

MIR. AND MRS. FREDERICK
AA RICHARDSON have loaned their
home, White House, in Fairfax, Va,
for Halloween dance, Wednesday
evening, October 28. The guests will
wear costumes depicting their pet
bore" and there will be many repre-
sentations Of prominent men and
women in the political arena, as well
as numerous others from the field of
stage, screen and radio. Mrs. Neitah
King Is assisting In the arrangements
for the party.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Miss Chenoweth

Miss Lillian Chenoweth, president
of the State Offlcers' Club, District
of Columbia D. A. r., will entertain
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
Schools
Churches
Regulations For
Million Dollar
Baby ShoW Named

Imperial Valleys grand prize
baby show and million dollar baby
parade. to be held in Ell Centric, Jan.
20. 80. 81, is creating much interest,
said Aylmer Thompson, command
er of FL Centre post No 2039, who,
with the cooperation of all other
Veterans OF Foreign Wars posts IN
the valley, hopes TO make this par
ade one of the most unique ever
presented in the county.
More than $50 floats will pass IN
review on Jan. 20 and Jack Keep
has been appointed general chair
man for the event. Other commit
tees are being arranged to handle all
of the details pertaining to the cele-
bration.
Any baby in Imperial Valley be-
tween the ages of six months and
five years is eligible to enter the
competition There IS no entry lee
and each child will be given a
physical examination.
Many prizes are to be awarded in
the five classes Of boys and also in
the five girls classes. These awards
include silver loving cups, blue rib
bonS. diamond rings. Either parent
may make the entry and it is not
necessary 10 bring the baby to head
quarters to enter the show. Regis
tration offices are located at 133
North Sixth and are open until
p. IN. daily.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
Federated Clubs
OF Europe Offer
NelU Scholarship

In orGer To promote international
understanding the Federation Of
Women'S clubs in Europe has an
nCunced an annual scholarship of
one thousand dollars TO provide an
opportunity for study in Europe for
an American woman toward the end
that, she may direct her efforts to-
ward furthering national under
standing on world peace.
This scholarship is the gift Of
Mrs. Clarence Gasque Of London
and applications must be sent be-
fore Feb. to Mrs, Albert Connect,
Jr,, 1876 Fifth avenue, New York
City. Application blanks may be Sc
cured from Mrs. Connect.
The candidate must be an Amer
lean woman, a citizen Of the United
States, white, a student of economics,
international relations or journal
ism, the holder Of a degree from an
accredited college university and
must have thorough knowledge Of
the French language and work
ing knowledge of one OF mere other
European languages.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02
CHAMBERSOF
COMMERCE TO
MEET FRIDAY

l.. ID. Clifford, director of research
for the California Taxpayers asso-
citation, will be guest speaker at the
meeting of the Associated cham
bers of commerce Friday in Cali
patria union high school.
C. d. Hamilton of Banning, state
highway commissioner, has been
invited to attend this meeting to
become better acquainted with his
Imperial Valley constituents and
their needs.
Col Ed Fletcher of San Diego,
state senator, sent telegram today
to Mrs. Helen Kuns, secretary of
the associated group. stating that
he would be present for the meet
ing if nothing unforeseen develops.
w. F. Bonner, executive assistant
to the associate director of the
Federal Housing Administration
also will speak.
Bonner's address will be about
the federal housing program, and
how land owners and home own
ers may avail themselves of the
feeral plan for remodeling and for
new construction.
The dinner meeting at Calipatria
will be held at the high school
there, and will commence at 7
o'clock. According to Mrs. Helen
M Kuns, secretary Of the Asso-
ciated group everyone is welcome,
and urged to attend.
j. d. Thompson Of inland, pres
ident of the county organization,
will preside AS this is the first
gathering Of the New Year, the
Friday meeting will be of mere
than ordinary Importance with a
number of matters to come before
the assembly Thompson said.
Reservations for the dinner or
reservations in cars going to Cali
patria for the occasion, can be
made at FL Centre chamber of
commerce headquarters.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-02

by the appearance of the date
book, social events this year will
follow their customary trend, be-
ginning with lull as everyone re-
covers from the holiday festivities,
followed by speeding up OF parties,
benefits, meetings as everyone hast
ems to entertain before yhe hot
weather sets in To curb even the
most energetic hostess in her am
billions.
Various organizations which have
suspended activities during the holi-
days are nov getting ready to re-
sumo their meetings Next week will
see all the many women's groups
starting i'll ON their programs for
The remainder of the season.
College students, one by one, are
returning to their various univer-
stiles and colleges and the social
calendar for the young people is
once more largely confined 20 week
end parties.
January Dances
Realizing the lack CT gaiety which
usually occurs IN January, women
University club has scheduled its
dance as has the Barbara Worth
golf club, providing amusement for
these who enjoy dancing.
Barbara Worth club will hold its
monthly dance on Jan. II and the
University club on Jan. 10. Both
dances are open to members and
friends.
One of The highlights of this
month will be the second concert
OF the series sponsored by the I'M
periel Valley Music Teachers as
ISOLATION and scheduled for Jan. %
when the Compinsky trio, piano,
violin, and cello will be presented.
The month will end with the
big three-day celebration being
planned by the Veterans of For
eign Wars which includes among