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La gaceta., 1936-09-16
CUATRO CONCEJALES EN-
~DESACUERDO CON SUS
COMPANERO S APOYAN
LA CARTA

Tallahassee, Sep. 16.-Cua.
70 concejales, segGn I'm escri-
10 presentado aver en- ell tribu-
| supreme del estado, Sc ha
Ian listos para cumplir con ell
"mandamus" del alto tribunal
sobre entregar a la junta cleo
toral la petici6n de los ciuda-
dalos que quieren una nueva
carta municipal. Esos conceja-
es 10 son Victor M. Rosenthal,
C. C. Watson, Curtis Hixon y
DR.. H. M. Faver.
Mociones a nombre de esOs
e n~cejales, que parecen estar
.e4 combination de los CORE
cores de casas Y terrenos, fue-
ron presentadas y en- cada una
de elias Sc pide ell sobreseimicn
10 por motives legales.
Los a~rgumentos en- ell case Sc
oiran ell sabado 26 de septiem-
bre. Esos cuatro miembros man
tienen que votarOn en- favor do
pasar las listas a la junta cleo
toral.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
CASABUENA Y SUAREZ Sc
DISPUTAN LA PRESIDEN-
CIA aaIH2I

Habana, Sep. 16.- Dos
miembros del partido Naciona
lista, los senadores Casabuena
y Miguel Surez, Sc disputan la
}residencia del a alta camara,
vacante por renuncia de Justo
Luis del ozo.
Estimase probable que de
surgir un candidate de transac
ci6n, la presidencia pase al Sc
nados Arturo lila, de Oriente,
enemigo de que la Republica
caiga de nuevo en- las manos
de los macdadistas.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
LOS FRAN
CESES NUE.
VAS HUELGAS

Paris, sep. 16.-Los traba-
jadores franceses han declara-
do nuevas huelgas, complicando
todavia mas la situaci6n. Obre-
ros de las fabricas de Nancy,
Brest y La Rochelle Sc unieron
aver en- demandar la semana de
40 horas.
Grupos de i5quierdis tas a.a-
caron reuniones de los fascistas
en- Lyons, utilizando los puhos.
La guardio m6vil We la polisia
intervinieron, dispersando a los
grupos. Tn official de u ntelar,
IN Lille, que dispar6 IN trio al
lire, fue encarcelado para evil
ar que la multitud 10 lynchara.
Insisten los trabajadores tex
lies en- la semana de 40 horas.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16

Charles WildermGn en- su casa
Fue aver .rasladado a su re
sidencia, casa n1mero 1902 d.
la Gale de Morgan, nuestro que.
rido amigo ell j6ven Charles
Wilderman, hermano del muy
popular y amable Harry Will
derman.
Charles pas6 varios meses Ell
ell sanatorio del Centre Espa-
mol, curandose de las lesiones
que sufriera en- un Academic
automovilista.
Actualmente su astado es
muy satisfactorio. Por su total
res .ablecimiento hacemos nue.
vos votos.
Los nermanos Harry y Char
les Wilderman son muy queri-
dos en- la colonia latina. Ellos
dirigieron, durante muchos a.
nos, la popular tienda de Adam
Katz y Co. Ahora tienen un
gran establecimiento de ropa
para jovencitos en- la Gale de
Franklyn, frente a la Casa Cor
.e.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16

! lllan!isima result6 Ia ten.-
"a ceiebrada anoche, en- su pala'
clio de a Gale Is, por las logias
Progreso No. 81 e Ideal No. 3d.
de la Orden de Odd Fellows,
con la cooperaci6 nde otras To-
gias y valiosos elementos ame-
ricanos .
Asisti6 I'm considerable nG-
nero de hermanos latinos, los
que elogiaron la admirable Ia
Dor de los teams de grades. Co
mo oportunamente anunciamos'
dos de los grades Sc dieron en-
idioma espahl y uno en- ingles.
Despues de la tenida Is asis-
tentes fuero nobseqHiados con
dulces y refrescos.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
ENRIQUE CARLOS DE LA
CASA AL FRENTE DE LA


Washington, Sep. 16.-Al
frente de la embajada de Es-
pana, con la categorfa de en-
cargado de negocios, Sc en- :
cuentra hoy don Enrique Car
los de la Casa, consul espanol
en- San Francisco, California.
De la Casa Sc hizo cargo de
os asuntos de la embajada, re-
cibiendolos de manos de Don
Luis Calder6n, ell embajador
renunciante.
Ell Sr. Calder6n Sc propone
ir a Inglaterra llevando con el
a su esposa e hijos. AIN con-
sultara con varios amigos So
bre ell curse a seguir en- vista
de la situaci6n ~existente en- Els
Oana.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
NO HA PO
DIDO LLEGAR A DONDE
Sc E~NCUENTRAN RICH
MAN Y MERRILL

Carbonear, New Foundland,
sep. 16.-El captain Eddie Rick
enbacker sustituy6 hoy 81 ae-
roplano por la motonave "Ln-
coln", realizando GRO esfuerze
para llegar a Mrsgrve Harbor,
donde Sc encuentra nDick Me-
rrill Y Harry Richman.
La expedition del captain lls-
va gasolina Y pleas de repuesSO
para Ell aparato averiado.
Ell diario "New York Daily
News" dice que durante ell vue-
10 rineron ell ilo.O y ell baritone,
por haber ~arrojad ell segundo
una cargo de gasolina, poniend.J
en- peigro la vida de los dos" TIE
nfamos bastante gasolina para
llegar hasta Atlanta, dijo Me-
rrill. Fue una terrible experisn
cia. iPor que estamos aqui? Pre-
g1ntenle a Mr.. Richman. Yo
crei que habia llegado nuestre
1l.imo momento."
Cuando ell periodista interrc-
gaba a Merrill los dos hombres
miraban en- diferentes direccIe-
mes.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
MANIFESTATION DE LOS
EMPLEADOS DE LOS OMNI-
BUS ALIADOS

Habana, Sep. 16.-Se ha
concedido permiso a los en-
pleados de los Omnibus Ala
.os, mas de 500, para celebrar
ina manifestation de protesta
en- contra del secretario de CO.
mercio, Sr. Bonet, que Sc in
caut6 de la empresa, CONTAIN
do la administration a emplea-
dos de su d~epartamento.
Estiman 10 sempleados que
Ia intervention del gobiernc
en- la empresa es altamente
perjudicial para ellos y una
medida antidemocratica.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
JumtG de iniciGci6m

La respectable logia Caballe-
ros Leales de America, ahora
mas respectable por su actitud
favorable a la RepIblica, nos
manda la siguiente citaci6n, que
con gusto publicamos: Por or
den del hermano Soberano otto
a los hermanos y hermanas
para la tenida de iniciaci6n que
Sc efectuara ell viernes IL del
presente, a las 8:15, en- el lu-
gar de eostumbre. Esperando
que todos cumplan con su de-
Der, uueda Entertainments,
Enrique Santos, Sec.
Sc nos dice que elementOs fas
cista amenazan con darse de ba-
ia en- esta logia. iQue Sc mar
chen cuanto antes sera 10 me
ior'
Ia Aogia, que Sc ha metldo
algunas wees, indirectamente,
en- polftica americana, cumpli6
con su deber definiendose en- 10
que Sc refiere a la presente lu-
cha en- Espaha.
Los Leales son ahOra leales q
Espaha, como antes 10 eran J
actualmente 10 son a los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Civismo, honradez, lealtad y
humanidad.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
GONZALO DEL CRISTO d.
CE QUE MOLERA EN- LA
OPOSICION

Habana, Sep. 16.-El sena-
dor nacionalista Gonzalo del
Gristo manifesto aver que la
ley de colonos libres Sc ha pueS
to en- vigor en- ell Senado, y que
Ell molera su quota en- ell inge-
MO de la oposici6n.
Estima Del Cristo, como Jus
to Luis del Pozo y otros jefes
nacionalistas, que su partido
debi6 romper con ell gobierno
del p~residente Gomez, ahora
en- poder de los machadistas.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
MURIO Ell EXPRESIDENTE
ZAIMIS


Viena, Sep. 16.-Falleci6
hoy en- un sanatorio de esta ciu
dad ell expresidente de Grecia,
Alejandro Zaimis, que Sc vic
obligado a entregar ell gobier-
no al rey Jorge II. Tenia 81
amos de edad y la muerte Sc la
produio una enfermedad de
.os rihones.
En- Grecia, un plebiscito, di-
'igido por los monarquicos, res
taur6 ell trono.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
UN ARTICU-
10 DE UNA REVISTA A
MERICANA

Habana, sep. 16.-Se ha pro-
hibido la circulation del maya
zine americana Esquire por
un artfcrlo titulado Los La1i-
nos con unos amantes Insopor,
ables". Escribi6 ell arti2ulo una
mujer que dice pas6 cinco me
ses en- Cuba. Bajo ell articulo no
aparece nombre alguno, pero Sc
supone escrito por una mujer.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
NOTAS SOCTALE

.aG. ALI es.udiara con su acos.
tumoraGo amor a los libros. E.
nuestro deseo qeu Sc logren sua
aspiraciones. Mrdhas j6venes
de familias latinas estudian en
csc Colegio.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
ron en- ell giro de SIPS, son:

De a 81, P, B. Diaz; de un
peso, Alfredo Longo, Claudio
Diaz y Modesto Otero; $1,000,
F. Candamio; de a 80 centavos,
F. Montefu y Miguel Amo; de
a % centavos, d. Guinar, Jack
Tamargo Manuel Tama<S q, Ce-
sar Gutierrez " Manuel Nos;
de a 10 centavos Johnny JaIh
Total $17.35.
Agradecemos de nuevo la car
ia y ell donativo de los ciudada-
nos de Jacksonville y pasare-
mos su proposition al Comite de
Defensa.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
LEYES QUE SERAN APRO-
BADAS SIN DEMORA

Habana, Sep. 16.-Acord6
la camara de representatives,
en- session secrOta, que antes de
recesar sean aprobadas las Is
leyes mas importantes de los
700 proyectos presentados por
los senores legislatures.
Despues de la aprobaci6n,
la camara no volvera a traba-
jar hasta la venidera legisla-
tura.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
Club L. B. H.

Cub L. b. n.
Sc reunira esta noche en- e!
dor .i-ilio de la Srta. Otilia Ro-
gers, en- Ell 1411 S. Howard. Sc
diecutiran los planes para un
Law Party que Sc verificara
dentro de POGO sdias.
Habra una bora social y los
asistentes seran ObsequiadOs
Icon refrescos.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
UNI NUEVo A DE
LOS D DE
JACKSONVILLE CUE SIM
PAIIZAN CON LA CAUSA
DE LA REPUBLICA
CGrtd del Comit6 que IntegrGn
los Sres CGndGmio, P. B. DtGz
A. LongO

En- la manana de hoy recibi-
mos un giro de Jacksonville
por $17.35, y la sigriente car
al:
Sr. Vic oriano Manteiga,
Diario LA aGceta",
Tamra, Florida.
Con la presente a.uso recibo
de su grata carta del dfa ocho
de los corrientes. Con ella reci-
bimos tambien un n1mero de
recibos, uno para cada uno de
los donantes en- pro de la causa
com1n que con tanto sacrifice
y heroismo defiende ell verdade-
do pueblo espanol-el integra-
do por ell Frente Popular de
Espana. Nos pareci6 ingeniosa
Ia idea de los recibos, no solo
por 10 novel, sine por 10 efectiva
en- i~nye:tar amino Y confianza
en- las mentes de aquellos contri
buyentes de la colecta que pudie
sen tener duda de la genuinidad
le la misma, dado ell case de que
haya alguno, por supuesto.
Del pr6xino jueves 10 Wer-
nes en- ocho dias tendra lugar
en- esta localidad un mitin gene
raj para tratar 1nica y exclusi-
vamente de la question de Es-
paha. Por ell recorte de diario
1ue adjuntamos, podran uste-
des formarse una idea, con mas
precision, de 10 que nosotros pn-
1ieramos expresar en- esta mi
silva.
Ahora bien, en- virtud de que
q elemento que organiza y res
palda ell mitin susodicho es ex-
tranjero en- su cast totalidad,
oda vez que ell grupo Leal Es-
J PIANO leSta compuesto de unos
pocos, nos ~permitimos hacerles
a ustedes la siguiente PROPOSE
ci6n:
Que formaran ahi una conf
sion (de la que listed formara
lparte, desde luego) compuesta
de dos o tres ciudadanos repre-
sen.ando Ell Connie de Defen-
sa del Frente Popular Espanol''
para hacer acto de presencia err
dicho mitin y particular en- los
discusses, con 10 cual Sc presta-
ria una grande fuerza moral a
la labor por estas gentes en-
prendidas.
Para la consecuci6n de este
obje!ivo, 81 listed, Sr. Manteiga
nos fila una bora ell sabado, uno
de nosotros pOdria comunicarse
con listed, telef6nicamentS, e
indicarle Ell dia y fecha exacts
que Sc haya acordado. En- cuan.
to a los gastos que tai vista lei
Ocasionase a q%uienes vinieran,
les participants de ansemano
que nosotros los sufragaremos
Esperanto su pronta respuesti
y abrigando la esperanto d,
que nuestra proposition mate
rialice, nos reiteramos, afmOs
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
No sc Moleate con
Parches de Mostaza

MUst@rol" rrepAfada con acaita
puro de NJ si.lla y ctrOs a. tivoH In
gredIehtes pruducira hos miBmog
efectos cue Ell antiFdO parchs De
mostaza, Sin 1ejsr ~aLnpoilaS.
MustCr"ie sUsle aIi, tar con prom
titud 0~TOnguitia, dolores de RarRAn.
ta- toscS, vasfrlados. neuralGiaa,
oonRestivnts, ttUmatismos. torcedu-
rae dolorss> ulsculares contuBio-
mes, y to1S Glaze ia males y dole
res. TleG- poder hastA para eVitaT
las pulnr niaS. Ve1dsse en- eodae
tAa d~roRGsrias. = SIC y SIC, en-
Sarros } go t'ubos T0mGho do hess
patnl S.
MetOr I'VE m .arcn. a mnarn.n.
La gaceta., 1936-09-16
ARA Ell ColeOiO
con refrescOI

J Para Ell CoIegiO
Ha ingresadO en- ell COlegio de
Mujeres de Tallahassee la Srta.
Ida Garcia, vecina del Ais de la
avenida de Amelia, en- esta ciu-
The Washington times., 1936-04-16
Wedding to Be
AtFort Myer

Miss Ruth Charlotte voeth,
daughter of Mrs. Robert w. Voeth,
has selected Friday, April "a as
the date Of her marriage to
Lieut.. Beverly Dewitt Jones, F.
A., U. s. A., son Of Col. and
Mrs. Dewitt c. Jones. Thu cere'
mony will be performed in the
Fort Myer Chapel at 8 o'clock in
the evening by Chaplain Ralph
c. Deibert.
Miss voeth, who will be es
corted by her cousin, Mr.. Alan
Charles Lanyon, sof Baltimore
will have as her only attendant
her sister. Miss Virginia Voeth,
Lieut.. Harrison King will act as
best man and the ushers will in
clude Lieut.. r. e. Weber, Lieut..
F. S. Henry, Lieut.. M. w. Frame,
Lieut.. j. o. Seaman, Lieut.. Clark
Lynn, jr., and Lieut.. ]. T. Honey.
cult.
Following the ceremony there
will be a small reception for the
bridal party, members Of the two
families and a few intimate
friends at Mrs. Voeth's home on
Sixteenth Street.
The Washington times., 1936-04-16
\ 4
Plans AT Home"

Sonora de Recinos, wife of the
Minister Of Guatemala, has is
sued cards for an at home on
Friday, May /, from 5 until Z
o'clock at the legation in Eight
zenith Street.
The Washington times., 1936-04-16
Speaker Guest
Of Honor

The Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives and Mrs. Joseph
w. Byrns will be the guests of
honor at the dinner and recep-
ton to be given Monday eve
ming by the joint members of
the Seventy-fourth Congressional
Club in the Rose Room of the
Washington Hotel. The dinner
will be followed by a brief sur
prise" program, dancing and
cards.
Mrs. Ralph o. Brewster is
President Of the Women's Sew
enty-fourth Club and members Of
the committee assisting her in
clude Mrs. Maury Maverick, Mrs.
Heron Pearson, Mrs. Hubert
Utterback and Mrs. Orville zim-
norman.
Representative Utterback, who
is President of the Mems Sew
enty-fourth Club, will be assisted
by Representative Jack Nichols,
Representative George Mahon,
Representative Emmett O'Neal,
Representative Brewster and Rep
resentative Louis C. Rabaut.
| +
To Eentertain
Mrs. Arthur Vandenberg, wife
Of Senator Vandenberg, will enter
tain at a tea April 20, in honor Of
the Michigan delegates to the
D. A. r. convention.
The Washington times., 1936-04-16
Benefit Party
Is Planned

Mrs. Roosevelt heats the list If
patronesses for the annual bene-
fit card party to be given by the
Ladies' Aid of Garfield Memorial
Hospital Wednesday in the sun
room Of the Washington Hotel.
Others who are sponsoring the
party are: Miss Mabel T. Board
man, Mrs. John B. Larner, Mrs.
G. Thomas Dunlop, Mrs. William
Cabell Moore, Mrs. William j.
Peters, Mrs. F. j. Rayner, Mrs.
Henry K. Willard, Mrs. Herbert j.
Slocum, Mrs. Lewis Ecker, Mrs. A.
Geary Johnson, Mrs. Charles
Redding Williams, Mrs. L. II.
Reichelder Ter, Mrs. Charles c.
Deming, Mrs. Amos A. Fries, Miss
Mary L. Gildersleeve, Miss Helen
Nicolay, Miss Bessie j. Kibbey,
Miss Elizabeth B. Bliss, Mrs. Page
Hufty, Mrs. Matthew e. Donahue,
Mrs. Flora McGill Keefer, Mrs.
Edgar P. Copeland, Mrs. George
Bowie Chapman, Mrs. Charles
Stanley White Mrs. M. w. Ireland
and Mrs. j. w. Burke.
The Washington times., 1936-04-16
Mrs. Doak's
Collie Lost

The Joseph Horgans have as
their house. guest Mrs. Char
lotte O'Shaughnessy Crawford,
of Coral Gables, Fla, who will
remain several weeks. A num-
Der of parti,es have been
planned for this very charming
visitor who formerly made her
home in the Capital and has a
host Of friends here.
Just as we were hurrying
along keeping a wary eye on
the sky that threatened any
moment to drench us, whom
should we run into but lovely
blond Ina Cochran and her
mother, Mrs. Schamyl Cochran,
who possesses the keenest wit.
Ina was wearing soft beige
loosely woven wool with a wee
brown hat pulled down on her
fair curls. Mrs. Cochran's
tweeds were of sort of brown
mixture with a hint of rose
through it. .
They had just decided upon
the wedding cake that will
grace the reception at South
gate" following Ina's mar.
riage to Boiling Hubbard, Sat.
urday, May 2, at Annapolis.
puppy" the gorgeous white
collie Of Mrs. William N. Doak,
has disappeared. Sunday he
was all spruced up to receive
some callers and then, not
waiting to have his collar and
The Washington times., 1936-04-16
Reg. o. g. Pat OFT.

Identification tag replaced,
Puppy" up and left. He is
young, so perhaps the Spring
air was too much for him and
he followed the strains of the
magic flute over the hill and
far away, doubtless, planning
in his doggie heart to return.
Now, when Mrs. j. Clinton
Tribby is A. W. o. L., there is
one place to look where she is
bound to be found-the Con-
gressional Library. Her visits
there came about this way. She
wanted to ascertain a date and
so took to the files. She found
the date all right, but also real
lied that there were many fas-
cinating, amusing things to be
read in the old records and
papers. So, no more funny
papers, mystery yarns or brief
novels for her. She has a diff
ferent kind of amusement, far
more interesting, and being a
bit trite, let us repeat, truth
is stranger than fiction"
Lulu Jones Downing, noted
composer and pianist, whose
dramatic recitals with Mr.. j.
Bradley-Griffin have won her
such wide acclaim, is a Capital
The Washington times., 1936-04-16
Mrs. Grosner
Entertoins

Mrs. Clarence w. Grosner was
hostess at luncheon today in her
home in honor Of Mrs. Royal S.
Copeland.
The other guests included Nine.
Sacasa, wife of the President Of
Nicaragua: Sonora de Castillo Ma
jera, wife of the Ambassador Of
Mexico; Nine. Recinos, wife Of the
Minister of Guatemala; Sonora de
De Bayle, wife of the Minister Of
Nicaragua, and Sonora de Cheva-
Ner, wife of the Charge d'Affaires
Of Panama.
Also Mrs. Joanna Kulikowska-
Higersberger, Mrs. Thomas H.
Healey, Mrs. Louisa Dawson, Mrs.
Lee Mccarthy, Mrs. j. G. Lewis,
Mrs. Louis Schapiro and Mrs.
Arthur G.. Newmyer.
The Washington times., 1936-04-16
709gM Topics
Noted Visitor
From Chicago

visitor this week, attending the
Music Festival of the National
League of American Pen
Women.
Tomorrow afternoon she will
be one of the artists on the pro-
gram to be given at the White
House. The poem for the song
she will present, for which she
composed the music, was writ
ten by Mrs. Frank Logan, who
is we'll known in Chicago.
The Washington times., 1936-04-16
Wedding Party
Is Given

Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Clarke en-
tertained at a wedding supper
party at the Shoreham last eve
ming in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charless S. Lauden, whose mar.
rage took place at their home
yesterday.
Mrs. Lauden was Miss Mary
Kirblinger, Of Staunton, Va. She
wore a gown Of light blue lace,
with a corsage Of roSebuds and
lilies of the valley. She was given
in marriage by Mr.. Clarke, and
the ceremony was performed by
the Rev. John c. Ball. Mr.. w. I.
LipScomb, of Hinton, w. Va, was
best man.
Mr.. Lauden came from Hunting.
ton, w. Va, to be married at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke, close
friends of his and of his brides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauden will make
their home in Huntington.
Among others at the dinner
were Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde o. Sim.
mons, Mrs. w. A. Quick, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Lipscomb.
The Washington times., 1936-04-16
Dolly Cameron Says:
MRS. ROOSEVELT IS. HONOR GUEST
Members of the Congressional
Club Give Annual Breakfast
ForWfe of President

Our First Lady has very keen sense Of
humor, and yesterday afternoon, when max
ing her little say the breakfast given her honor by
the Congressional Club out in very subtle
When Mrs Roosevelt she wearing her favore shade
of with touch of wine color in the flowers her blue
hat and around of pale orchd to speak
she commented upon the three such affairs that had been in
her honor during her stay in the White House.
She remarked that each had been eagerly anticipated
had Cooked forward to yesterdays party and looked
forward to" here there slight pause and merry
twinkle in the speakers before she continued
program
Spring Flowers In Abundance
The grand ballroom of the Mayfower where the affair
given decorated with Spring flowers The long table
rangement of pink and tulips, purple iris yellow
jonquils and dainty white blossoms all ntermnged with
and vines There four triple candelabra the
table, each having red white and blue taper Just in front
of the guest of honor there large basket
the high handle of which tied with ribbon Of the
three colors
The Washington times., 1936-04-16
Hostess YESTERDAY

Mrs. Henry william Grunewa1d
entertained at a bridge and cock
tail party yesterday afternoon in
her apartment at the Westchester,
when her guests included Mrs.
Mary K. Hostler, Mrs. Jack Dono-
van, Mrs. Fannie Hines, Mrs.
Thomas Schilling, Mrs. Edna
Peters, Mrs. Sophie Birckheadt,
Mrs. Jack Quigley, ST.; Mrs. Hazel
Stoewe, Mrs. Jack Quigley, jr.;
Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald, Mrs.
Frank Fannon and Mrs. Anna May
Murphy.
Mrs. Julien Harvey, of New
York City, and her daughter, Miss
Jane Harvey, are at Wardman
Park Hotel while in Washington
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Asher are
at the New Weston, New York
city.
The Washington times., 1936-04-16
Plan Celebration

Mr.. and Mrs James McCreight
Cathcart will celebrate then
twenty:fifth wedding anniversary
on Sunday at a reception to be
given at t. cir home, q Bryant st,
N. E., from 4 until 8 o'clock. No
cards have been issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cathcart formerly
made their home in Tampa. Fla.
They were married in Evergreen,
Ala. She was Miss Hollie Pom
eroy Savage Of that city.
The Washington times., 1936-04-16
Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. William Phillips wife Of the
Undersecretary Of State, enter
tanned at a luncheon today at her
residence when her guests included
Sonora de Calderon, Mrs. Michael
MacWhite, Nine. Rajamaitri, Nine
Fotitch, Nine. Sokolowska, Mrs,
Key Pittman, Mrs. william H
King, Mrs. Hugo Black, Baroness
van Bruegel Douglas, Nine. Yoshi.
zawa and Frau Blankenhorn.
$3.50
Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thorn Is
in Washington for a few days be-
fore going to New York, where she
will spend some time with her
nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Louis harrison, who are making
their home there. Mrs. Thorn will
return and be at her home, Penn
broke Park, through the summer
months,
The Washington times., 1936-04-16
Dinner Hostess

DR.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Sizoo
were the guests in whose honor
Miss Anne Norris entertained at
dinner last evening at Olney Inn.
Among the guests were DR.. and
Mrs. Albert Evans, Mrs. Janet At.
kinson, Mrs. Mabel Justice and
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus c. Putnam.
&kk
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner CowleS
and Mrs. Cowles' sister-in-laW,
Mrs. Roscoe Call, Of Des MoineS,
Iowa, are at the Shoreham for q
weeks visit in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Crosby, Of
New London, Conn, are spending
a brief time at the Dodge.
Major and Mrs. A. M. Watson.
Of Louisville, KY, are at the Carl.
ton for a few days.