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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
J0v0RE. vAROSI
vALASzTAs LEsz
Is alias keril maid betoltes-
re Youngstownban. : Camp
bell Is Struthers polgarmes-
teri valaszt

Alig multak el a valasztasok,
a politikusok maris azon t0rik
a fejiiket, hogy jov6 evben Xix
lesznek a jel0ltek.
1887 ben varosi valasztasok
lesznek. de Youngstown mem
valaszt polgarmestert, inert
annak mandatuma negy eyre
sol.
Ellenben Youngstown fog
valasZtani het varosi tana-
csost, akiknek ter1ninusa ket
ev; ugyancsak valasztas ala
kerul az iskolaszek shet tagja
koziil harom es pedigfDr. Pat
rick, Warren Williamson, Sr. es
Mr.. Jackson.
A varosbirok k0ziil Hoffman
biro terminusa jar lie s kerul
valasztas ala. Bakenbach birot
megvalasztottak a megyei BIZ
rosagra. & most kesziil lemon
dani es helyere Davey kor-
manyzo fog birot kinevezni a
j0v6 vslasztasig. Akkor a meg
hatralev6 hat hetre valaszta-
max birot es egy uj birot, inert
Beckenbach terminusa is le-
jar ugyanakkor.
Campbell es Struthersben
el6valasztasok lesznek august
tusban es 6sszel rnindket szom-
SEED varos polgarmestert@ es
egyeb varosi tisztvisel6ket fog
valasZtani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
A CENTRAL BANK
MINDENT KIFIzET
A betevok megkaptak utolso
centjiiket is. Hat evig tar
tott a felszamolas

Meg a depresszi6 kezdete
el6tt az allami bank feliigyel6-
seq becsukta a Central Bankot,
amelyben mintegy felmillionyi
betet volt. Hat h6nappal a be-
zaras utan a betev6k vissza-
kaptak penziiknek felet es a
k0vetkez6 evben meg 80 szaza-
lekot.
A depresszi6 alatt lassan ha-
ladt a bank felszamolasa, de
mintegy ket evvel ezel6tt ujabb
OF szazalekot kaptak a bete-
v6k, mig aztan most az allami
bank feliigyel6seg bejelentette,
hogy meg karacsony el6tt a
betev6k megkapjak az utols6
osztalekot is, vagyis betetjiik-
mex meg visszamaradt Is szA-
zalekat. .saa.
A bank volt eln0ke Mr.. Rein
man megelegedetten mondot-
ia, hogy 8 mindig tudta, hogy;
bankjanak betev6i mem .yesz-
tenek vegeredmenybe semmit.
A Central Bank mem tevesz-
:
tend6 ossze a Central Savings
& Loan Company-val, amely
meg mindig felszamolas alatt
all. De annak ugyei is sokkal
jObban allanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
A FUCCE7LEN REF0RMiTus EGYHAz|
10 Ewes JUbILEUMA LESz VASARNAP|
F. Sebestysn Endr Mt Borsy Kerekes Cyrgy Is mas
deg lekeszek szolganak halaado istentiszteleten
delutan orakor. Este orakor nasy bankett
Central Audtoriumban Meghivjak Young
stowni Is komyskbeli osszmagyarsagot

Gyorgy. jelenleg a Reformatus
Egylet szervez6 titkara es imAd
kozik Mt, Urban JOSEF, a me-
keesportiak becsiilt lelkipasz-
tora. A tobbi sznlgalatot a meg
erkez6 lelkeszek vegzik ell.
Istentisztelet utan 6 6rakor
0romtinnepre gytilekeznek a
Central Auditoriumban, ahol
a N6egylet izletes vacsoraja
varja mar a vendegeket.
Az unnepelyre eddig beje-
lentette reszvetelet varosunk
erdemes polgarmestere, Mr..
Lionel Evans Is meg tobb va
rosi tisztvisei6 erkezesere var
max. s egessen bizonyos, hogy
varosunk rnagyarsaganak We
zet6 ferfiai is reszt kernek e
leleker1el6 iinnepelybol es mel
toan kepyiseltetik magukat a
meghivott 0sszes egyhazak,
egyletek is.
A tiz ev ota varosunk ma
gyarsaganak minden nemes
iranyu megmozdulasabol a ma
ga reszet dnzetleniil kivev6
Fiiggetlen Reformatus Egyhaz
nepe igazan nlelt6va tette ma
gat egesz aagyarsagunk ta-
mogatasara, Magyar testve-
rex, iinnepeljiiIik vasarnap este
a iubilal6 Fiiggetlenekkel. q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26

Tiz eve mar annak, a varo-
sunk egesz magyarsagat faj6an
erint6 esemenynek, melynek
folytan a youngstown nagy,
eletkepes es egyseges reforma-
tus gyiilekezet kettle Walt. E
kettevalas eredmenyezte es ala
pitotta meg varosunkban a
masodik refornatus egyhazat,
mely kevessel a megalakulasa
utan az Arnerikai Fiiggetlen
Magyar Reformatus Egyhaz
kebelebe vetette fel tnagat.
s az6ta miik0dik lit varosunk-
ban a nasodik refofnAtus, L.
letve a Fiiggetlen Magyar Re
formatuls Egyhaz.
Alakulasanak tizelik evfor-
dul6jahoz elerkezve. e t6rekvd
gyiilekczet nepe melt6 h&laval
borul lie a nagy probateteleken
6ket mindvegig kegyelmesen
megtarto es 6ket t0bbr6l- t0bb-
re segit6 j6sagos listen el6tt.
Most vasarnap delutan 4
orakor halaado istentiszteletet
tartanak a Mahoning Ave 925
szam alatti templonukban. Ez
iinnepi istentiszteleten predi'
kal Ft. Sebestyen Endre foes
peres, imadkozik a gyiilekezet
8 even at hiisegsel szolgald
lelkesze Mt. Borsy Kerekes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
Macy EPITKEzES
A VASCYARAKBAN
A Sheet & Tube Is Republic
bejelentettek milliokba ke-
rulo enitesi nrogramjukat

Az aceliparban uralkodo
jobb viszonyok lathatok azon
a tenyen is, hogy a ket nagy
Youngstown Independents a
Sheet and Tube es a Republic
szamos millio dollart fognak
jovore elk0lteni a gyarak fell
javitasara.
A Sheet and Tube bejelen-
tette, hogy mintegy tiz millio
vi befektetest fog eszk0z0lni
lit. A terv szerint a Camp
belli telepen egy ujabb cold
strip millt epitenek a hozza-
valo seged gepezetekkel es fel-
szerelesekkel. Az vi mill resze-
re egy 120 lab szeles es 900
lab hosszu epiiletet emelnek.
Ugyancsak a campbelli telepen
megnagyob obbitjak a seamless
tube mill finisel6 department.
jet.
Tovabba a campbelli telepen
lebontjak a No. 2 skelp millt,
amely gombolyii acelrudakat
halt a seamless pipe mill re
szere. A mill helyett a Brier
Hill-i telepen epitenek vi millt,
amely kepes lesz a nagy seam
less reszere is hengerelni a
gomb0lyu acelt.
Az uj strip mill tobb szaz
embernek ad maid munkat.
Mig a Brier Hill vi mill biz
tositani fogja az ottani acel-
telep es kohok mukOdeset.
A Republic vi Macy strip
milljet Clevelandban fogja
megepiteni, de a mill maga lit
fog keszilni a United Engin-
eering and Foundry gepgya-
raban, ami hat honapi munkat
jelent sok szaz embernek. A
mill teljesen felszerelve Is mil
lilo dollarba fog keriilni.
A Republic vi cold tin plate
millje Nileson, ami tobb mint
harom nlillio dollarba kerul,
rohamosan k0zeledik az elke-
szuleshez. Az vi mill, amely
szinten t0bb szaz embernek ad
maid foglalkozast, ITALIAN mar
februarra megindul. TIT Young
stownban a Republic electric
welding pipe milljet nagyob-
bitia msg egy millio koltseg-
gel, mig Warrenben szinten
vagy egy millio koltseggel at
alakitjak a No. l strip millt
es kibovitik a cold strip de-
partmentet is.
Republic ugyancsak tervezi
az egyik Haseltoni koho atepi-
teset es. megnagyobb bbitasat,
ujabb befekteteseket bloom
ing mill department. es a koksz
kemencek atepiteset is.
tq h0l q ma Uxyar czo rms q "a CT,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
SIKERULT A Is
Ewes JUB|LEUM
Macy k0zonseg jelent meg
A Farrell Scent Haromsag
Egyhaz ezIst evfordulojan.
Tudositas a bankettro1

-r+.- ~~~~ASss~ - 0SAA&1A &S1 Vi
A Farrelli Rom. Kath. Macy.
Hitk. fenyes keretek k0z0tt i'm
nepelte meg fennallasanak me-
gyedszazados evfordulojat e h6
15-en, a Scent Anna hitk0zseg
disztermeben.
A mereteiben nagyaranyu
inneplesr6l, az azon megjelent
k0z0nsegr6l es sz6nokokr6l
ohajtunk nehany sorban tud6-
sitassal szolgalni azoknak a
testvereinknek, Xix barmely
oknal fogva mem lehettek je-
len.
Az linnepi diszben usz6
nagyterem mar hat ora tai
ban megtelt az erdekl6d6 Is
innepelni keszul6 kozonseggel.
Az izlesesen megteritett aszta-
lok korul oft lattuk videki va
rosokb6l erkezett vendegein-
ket, valamint helyi kozonse-
gtink nagy t0meget.
Meszaros Gabor, a hitkozseJ
giink cgyik meg eletben lev6
aktiv alapito tagja rovid be-
szeddel nyitotta meg az innep
seget, mely utan Ft. Hoeing
August. a Sharoni Scent 10
zsef te,nplom plebanosa asztali
imat mondott. Sip6tz Gyula
remek barton hangjan elene-
kelte a "Star Spangled Ban
ner"-t, valamint az listen aldd
meg a rnagyart" Pusztinger
Cecilia zongora kiserete es a
k0z0nseg eneklesevel.
Hitkozsegtink ugyes fatal
asszonyai es leanyai ezekutan
felszolgaltak a pompas vacso-
rat, mely a vendegek legna-
gyobb elismereset valtotta XII.
Mem tulozunk, ha ait mond-
juk, hogy ilyen izletesen elke-
szitett menut mem minden
asztalon lehet talalni.
Vacsora vegeztevel Meszaros
Gabor bemutatta a vendegek-
mex Pusztinger Sander es Ne
mes Jozsefet, xix a banketten
az aldomasmester szerepet t0l-
tottek be. Mindketten nagyon
iigyesen udvoz0ltek az angol
es magyar vendegeket es ker-
tex szolasra a k0vetkez6 $50
nokokat:: t
Lewis Levine farrelli polgar-
mester;; Fred j. Thomas sha-
roni polgarmester;; Dennis
Sweeney wheatlandi bir6; Jo-
seph Franek farrelli bekebiro;
John Maddn az egyhazmegye
jogtanacsosa; Ft. August Hoe
ing; TT. Biro L6rinc; Ft. James
Murphy: Ft. Robert Mcintyre;
Ft. Andras Jeromos; Meszaros
Gabor, Kuti Tamas; Bahia Jo-
zsef; Wolf Gy0rgy; Hanzli Pal
es Barany Ferencnet, Xix va
rosaik, hitkozsegeik Is intez-
menyeik j6kivansagait tolma-
csoltak.
Az iidvozl6 beszedek chang
zasa utan Bandi Miska nagy-
szeru bandajanak muzsikajara
tancra perdiilt a vidam tarsa-
sag, melynek bizony csak a
hajnal vetett veget!
Hangos jokedvvel mulatott
(Folytatasa a 8-ik oldalon.)
= - u X/1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
Esemenyek

Okla Dan n,egiinnepelni a HID
laadds napjdt. Btkes meyer
tesben eli1ak a uildg n,inden
7,emseteDel es tdpol1bb pa
gyunk a ,,emsetk0si bonyodnl-
mdEt6,, mint bdrnely nads or
ssdg.
A sokeDes depresssi6 ma mar
a nault rosss en1leke. A ns1l1,kd-
nSlkIliek ssdma taldn nadr 4
nsiIli611dl is dlacsonyGbb. A
gydrvdllalatokb1n alkdlnnsott
naunkdssdg ssdnsa pedig meg
k0sehti az 1929-es ssinvonGl1t.
A n1unk1berek emeIEedtek ss
az anerikai nagyipar naintegy
i8t neilli6 ressvenyese hosssu
eDek nnultdn el6ss0r az iden
kap osstnlekot.
Roosevelt eln0k jogosan te-
hette AIT "a kijelentest, hogy
q yisssatert prosperitdssal egg
'idejl5eg sseffe az orszdgban
az eaberek visssnnyertek hiti-
Eet O jobb jOD6be1l.
AZ idei HdI1adds Nnpjda
dzert ndhatuak hd1dt, inert
America eLterIMe dsot1t Il
tdrsndoImi kissrleteseseket, a
nelyeket mds nenasetek le-
tolytattak. Mig a hdboru utd-
nj deprssssi6 ssdnaos orssdgot
a ssarnoksdg ingoudnydba ker-
gette, addig Anaerikdban to-
Ddbb el a ssabadsdg nadgass-
tos ess,n6je.
A demagogok, az agitdtorok
es az dl-profetdk jelss6nuk
hnssndltdk teI a depresssi6t.
Is meg most is, nsid6n a pros
peritds ndr Disssutert, uannak
oktk ilye1 hanais gy6gyssereket
nknrr,ak attainment, hivatkos-
"a ARA a kiUeteles dlInpotokra,
ngelyek a ual6sdgban nadr meg
ssiintek.
ARA as0nb0n mem kerdlytet
s0r, hogy most, naid6n hateves
nehSs EIsdelenl utdn America
a depresszi6 v0lgyeb6l kike-
rIlt es q kitls6tt Gel mar fel-
tint a ldthatdroa - adjuk fel
ssabadsdg jogainkat.
Es a megoldds mem egyesik
az anpeTikai ssellenan1el es es
egg okkal t0bb, hogy mind
nydjan hdldt adjuak!
John Le1OiS, az dnabici0sus
naunkdsveser, ARA utasitotta a
vasnaunkdsokat es az autonau7,
kdsokat, hogy ne togadjdk ell
ast a beremelest es a kul0n
jutalnaat, amelyet a naurako-
ad6k aidnlottak fel. Minden
bisonngal ast tartja, hogy e
berjavitdSok drtdndnak sajdt
sSaksseruesettel kapcsolatos
terveinek, n1elyek mem h6di-
tottak Macy tert a vasiparban.
TGldn nttd feI Mr.. LeaDis, hogy
a 11aunkdssdg i1kdbb eltogadja
a felkindIt berenaelest, mint
hogy Dissdlyba kesdjera es ugy
pr6bd1jn kihGrc0lni - anaely
bSrenaeles mem less esetleg ma
gds1bb, mint amt most ma
guktd ajdnlottak tel a mupka
1d6k.
Furcsa helysetbe kerllt Mr..
Le1Ofs. Ha sikerult volaa aeti
egy eros vasipari szervesetet
naegsserDesnte, dnsely egg ma
gyobb sstrdjkkal Ebert volna
egy 1912 ssdsnlek0s berenne-
lest, ugy es, Mr.. Lea0is uele-
na6nye sserint Macy es dics6
erednseny lett Dolna. De mi1cor
ugyanezt sstrdjk nellcal erik
Ell a 1punkdsok, akkor est Mr..
r o.,,So 4so.f o1on, a, or DO 01-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26

ia, hol a magyar szarmazasu
amerikai polgarok mind a ha-
rom part jeloltjeinek program
beszede!t meghallgattak. Icy
minden polgar a valasztas nap
jan meggy0z0dese szerint a
legjobban leszavazhatott.
DANISH JOSEF, eln0k.
MIXICH GASPAR, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-26
VAROSI OREG
POLGARI KOR

fontos gyulest tart a Scent
Istvan Otthonban, Wilson Ave.
1886 eyi november no 28-an
este 8 orakor
GY6ZELMI ESTELLYEL
EGYBEKOTVE
es kerjuk az 0ssztagsagot es
a magyar szarmazasu amerikai
polgarokat, hogy ezen a gyu-
lesen es szorakozo, politikailag
tanulmanyos estelyen megje-
lenni sziveskedjenek.
Mindenkit egyforman szive-
vesen latunk es megvendege-
LINK. Kollektalas mem lesz.
A mi partonkiviili polgari
k0riink az elmult valasztas
alatt es elotte a legjobb es
legnepesebb gyuleseket tartot-
Evening star., 1936-04-05

HE narrow dirt road was thick with
dust and binding white in the MONDAY
tropical sun. 1t ran between fantastic
walls of high jungle. Then suddenly the
jungle stopped short Ahead lay full square
mile of sugar cane, silver-green and level as
lawn of twelve-foot grass. The road shot
straight across toward low, rambling build
ing of white stucco, buried in Towering vines
and shaded by grove of enormous trees This
was the Hacienda Teresa = a lovely place,
and peaceful one in normal times
But the times were far from normal Today
the grounds were swarming with dark faced
soldiers in nondescript uniforms. They we're
sleeping in every patch of shade. They we're
digging trenches in the sun. They were stand
ing as sentres around the house or tinkering
with a fleet of trucks and automobiles parked
in a nearby field.
Three soldiers sat leaning against a stout
wooden post by the edge of the road itself.
Every minute or so they'd look hopefully in
both directions. Suddenly they sprang to their
feet their faces wreathed in smiles. Half a
mile away was black speck of a car speeding
toward the hacienda. followed by thick trail
of dust like the tail of comet.
The three soldiers watched with joyful
anticipation. When the car was hardly more
than fifty yards away, one of them turned an
iron crank on top of the post and jerked a
heavy chain out of the dust of the road. In
the center of the chain hung small wooden
sign commanding the car to halt.
"Aho!" cried the three soldiers delightedly.
Evening star., 1936-04-05

The car skidded to dangerous stop yard
from the chain.
"AAo!' cried the soldiers again, as
fredericksburg chauffeur stuck his head
out front window.
What happens?' he demanded.
The soldiers shrugged their shoulders in
unison. 1--WE do not KNOW" they explained
with great amiability. I'VE were told to stop
all cars. We have done it. AAo!"
They did not lower the chain, but stood
in row. smiling happily as if enjoying the
memory of duty we'll done. The next move,
they made plain, was up to the occupants of
the car.
1t was not long in coming. The rear door
burst open, and very formidable person
stepped out. He was evidently a North
American - middle-aged, rather stout, very
red-faced
What's all this about?" he shouted in
fluent, cracking Spanish where's your
commanding officer? demand to see him at
once"
The soldiers shrugged their shoulders.
1--WE do not know where he is" they ex-
planned. "He should be here, but he is not"
go find him."
No, Senior. We cannot leave the road"
The American clenched his fists. He glared
helplessly at the soldiers, at the hacienda
house, at the car standing gray and dusty in
the blazing sun. Then he walked back to the
rear door,
You'd better come out, Clara" he said in
Evening star., 1936-04-05

gruff English, land wait in the shade. You'll
roast alive in there"
A small foot appeared on the running
board. A modest length of silk stocking. A
fragile, soft hand grasped the hot pillar be-
tween the DOORS And a slender, charming
girl of twenty-one stepped out.
whats the matter, Uncle Remick?" she
asked. Won't they let us 60 to San Gabriel?"
They'll let us, all right" said Uncle
Remick sticking out his jaw. They'd better.
It's just that same little revolution that cut
the railroad. didn't know they'd captured
this road, too, or wouldn't have started.
They won't last long, though. President Cor
doll send those new planes of his down here
and blow 'em off the map"
The Washington times., 1936-03-26
T0avny D I0blcS
CcODyriGAt. lS80I

ing on Wednesday to dine with
the Library Association t h a t
evening.
On April 2 and 8 she will be
host to a postgraduate group
of Todhunter School students
and the evening Of the Sd she
will leave for Norfolk, where
she will christen the york
town" the following day.
Saw pretty blonde Olga Pat
terson, daughter of the Cuban
Ambassador, having Sunday
night supper in the Shoreham
Grill and she was. wearing a
most becoming costume, her
black light weight wool gown
The Washington times., 1936-03-26

lected her Easter bonnet, she
replied:
II think I'll probably have
a hat-if I must 60 into
Easter clothes"
Aglow from riding hors e.
back a little while before the
conference, she denied that it
was sunburn acquired on her
recent brief trip to, Florida.
She plans to go to New York
today and will return in time
to be hostess at a buffet lunch
con Sunday for a number of
the 'FHasty Puddingites," as
she called them. John Roose-
velt is a member of the club
and his mother naturally plans
to attend their performance to
be given Sunday evening at
the National.
Sir Thomas and Lady Hohler
will be overnight guests at the
White House Sunday, en- route
to New York from the South.
Mrs. Roosevelt will go again
to New York Monday, return
The Washington times., 1936-03-26
New Spring Frocks
For First Lady

Blue again is the predomi-'
nant color in the First Lady's
Spring wardrobe. She already
has two lovely print gowns and
soon will have a two-piece suit
of homespun, the coat to be
made long so that it may be
worn with other costumes.
She wore one of the new
gowns yesterday at her press
conference. It is of pale blue
georgette, with a print of blue
and green in artistic design.
At the high gathered neck is
a cluster Of Navy blue flowers
which match her suede belt.
and the sleeves are long a n d
full. The other is an afternoon
frock of chiffon in several
shades of blue, ranging from
pale to cobalt. The skirt is
accordion pleated from t h e
waistline and the sleeves are
formed from III e fullness of
tucks over the shoulder.
Around the neck is a soft ruff
file of the material.
When asked if she has Sc
The Washington times., 1936-03-26

\
The Ambassador of Mexico,
Senior DR.. Don Francisco Castillo
Najera, returned today to Wash
ington after a brief visit to New
York City. He went to meet the
Mexican Minister to France,
Senor DR.. Marie r. Gomez, who
with Sonora de Gomez is en- route
to Mexico on a leave of absence.
~ Il
Envoy is Host
The Minister of Bolivia and
Sonora de Finot entertained at
dinner last evening in their apart
ment at the Mayflower in honor
Of the newly appointed Brazilian
Minister to Bolivia, Mr.. C. de
Freitas- Vale, who will shortly
leave Washington, where he has
been counselor of the embassy,
for his new station.
The recently arrived Charge
d'AffaireS Of Venezuela and Sonora
de Fombona- -Pachano have taken
the house at 1923 Sixteenth Street
and will take residence there some
time next week. At present they
are at Wardman Park Hotel.
4 y
Mr.. and Mrs: John Waters en-
tertained at luncheon today at
their home in Wesley Heights in
honor Of their house guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Asa Coleman, OF Paris
and London; Nine. M. Madieu, of
Paris and Vaussais, and Mr.. F. A.
Turbet, formerly of London, now
of New York. Nine. Madieu sails
tomorrow on. the Champlain for
Paris, while the other guests are
remaining until Sunday.
The Greece-America Society of
Washington met at the home of
Miss Anne Darlington on MaSsa-
chuSetts Avenue last evening in
celebration Of Greek Independ-
ence Day.
Miss Darlington and Mr.. Peter
DouniS gave short talks.
Mrs. Karl Boyd and Mrs. Will
liam Bell Watkins are at the Carl
ton for short stay, having mo-
tored from Berryville, Va.
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Annual Garden Party

The annual Garden Party for
the benefit of the Memorial
Chapel Fund, sponsored by the
Chapel Guild and the Gray
Ladies, will be held at Walter
Reed General Hospital, of the
Army Medical Center, Saturday
afternoon, May %, beginning at
2 o'clock. Bridge will be played
in the Red Cross House, followed
by fashion show and tea in the
formal garden, where the birth
day cake will be cut and the Army
Band will play.
Mrs. Wallace De Witt, wife Of
the commanding officer at the
Army Medical Center, will be the
chairman of the garden party,
and will be assisted by committees
representing both the Chapel
Guild and the Gray Ladies.
It is expected that General
Pershing will return to the Cap
ital in time to attend the party, as
"it is his life. job" to cut the birth
day cake for the Gray Ladies,
according to the Generals own
statement at last years party,
which was attended by Mrs. Roose-
velt and women prominent in the
society of Washington.
4 \
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hurja will be
hosts at dinner tomorrow evening
at their residence in Georgetown
in honor of former Senator and
Mrs. Harry B. Hawes. This is one
in a series of parties Mr.. and
Mrs. Hurja are giving.
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ENJOYS Daughter Has
Supper in Grill

having high collar faced with
white bengaline, and her halo
type felt hat was perched high
on her curly head.
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Nuptiols

The marriage Of Mrs. George
H. HarrieS, widow Of General
HarTies, to Mr.. Howard Irish, Of
Pittsburgh, will take place this
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
Church of the Covenant.
The Rev. Albert j. Mccartney
will perform the ceremony. Mrs.
HarrieS will be given in marriage
by Brig. Gen. Perry L. Miles, and
will wear a gray travelling suit
with a small dark blue beret style
hat. She will have a corsage of
orchids.
Her only attendant will be Mrs.
Miles, with whom she has been
staying while in Washington. She
will be coStumed in black.
Mr.. Irish and his bride will
leave tomorrow to return to Pitts
burgn.
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Diplomatic and Official Notes:
NORWEGIAN ENVOY WILL BE HOST
| Leqotion on Massachusetts,
Avenue Will Be Scene of
Dinner Party tonight

The Minister of Norway and Nine. Munthe
de Morgenstierne will entertain at dinner this
evening the legation Massachusetts, Avenue Their guests
will number %
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Returns to CapitaI

Mrs. James H. Wolfe, Director
OF the Women's Division of the
Democratic National Committee,
has returned from Tampa, Florida,
where she attended regional con-
ference of Democratic women from
II Southeastern States. Following
the conference she held meetings
in Orlando and Jacksonville.
X 4 y
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Greene
and Mrs. Frederick w. Radel, of
South Orange, N. j., are at Ward
man Park Hotel.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mayer are
now at the Hotel Cornish Arms,
New York City.
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Dolly Cameron Says:
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB ENTERFAINS
Mrs. Garner and Mrs. Byrns
Honor Guests at Tea Given
Yesterday Afternoon

Mrs. John Nance Garner wife of the Vice
President. and Mrs. Joseph w. Byrns, wife of
the Speaker of the House. guests whose
Congressional Club entertained tea yesterday afternoon
their clubhouse New Hampshire Avenue.
Car after drew up the doorway and galy chatting
feminine passengers clad in bright Spring clothes aghted
Inside the corners banked with ferns and palms. lend
ing welcome bit of cooness
Iona Line Forms on Stairway
Downstairs the guests gathered in small groups before
Joining long line which wound up the handsome divided
stairway and into the main salon where the receiving line
and tea tables Here again palms and refreshing
greens artstcay arranged conveniently out-oftheway
corners high overhead the coorfu array of the
F1op 0f tho StatoS