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Evening star., 1936-05-13
RELIEF FUND NOTED

HARRISBURG. Pa, May 13 (P).-
The Republican Senate and the DEM
ocratic House of Representatives
agreed yesterday, after hours of Wig
orous debate, to transfer $3.630.0 .00c
from a special fund to Pennsylvania S
almost-exhausted unemployment re-
lief treasury for May.
Hundreds of coatless observers,
sent to the capitol by unemployed
"marchers" houed in the State Farm
show building, shouted, Stop politics,
We want relief"
Evening star., 1936-05-13
GOV. lECHE NAMES 1870
TO HIS OFFICIAL STAFF
Louisianan Pledges Regime to
Garry on Longs Ideals and
Placate Washington.
Ev the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BATON ROUGE. La, May l3.-Gov.
Richard w. Leche yesterday appointed
l30 colonies. nine naval aides with the
rank of captain and one brigadier gen.
eral on his official staff.
Among the appointments we're sew
eral nationally known figures. includ-
ing Bill Terry. manager of the New
York Giants: Harry Richman. stage,
screen and radio star: L. E. Phillips
Bartlesville. Okla, oil man: Ralph
HitZ, New York hotel man. and former
Representative Frank r. Reid of Chi
cago.
Leche, at his inaugural yesterday
pledged himself TO carry on the work
Of the late Senator Huey P. Long and
keep peace with Washington.
Both Long and President Roosevelt
who were at odds politically. were
lauded by the 37-year old attorney in
two-minute speech.
Evening star., 1936-05-13
OIL EXTENSION VOTED
Oklahoma City's East Side to Get
More Derricks.

OKLAHOMA CITY. May l3 P).-
Oklahoma City's Eastside. including
the exclusive Lincoln Terrace addition,
was open to the advance of oil der
ricks today.
Proposals to extend the drilling zone
into that part of the city we're ap-
proved by a majority of more than
three to one in yesterdays special cleo
ton. Included in the 60-block area
are grounds of the State Hospital and
School Of Medicine.
The election was the fourth in which
the city has voted to extend drilling
zones.
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munitions, battleships and every
thing that goes into them.
Both sides stood up well under
the strain. The Senator delivered
his anti-munitions speech without
alterations. The audience took 1t.
but not we'll.
The commerce group has protested
to the lecture bureau, saying that
hereafter it wants speakers more
in keeping with the spirit of its
community.
Evening star., 1936-05-13

many of our So
cial and econom-
ic arrangements" B."
Com pare d to
what happens in
this area every
thing else is SUI
perfcial. Prog
resS toward a
new order" is
the tide; the rest
Is bubbles on the
surface.
It is not really
{ hat President
Roosevelt him =
sci I consciously
Evening star., 1936-05-13

The League has human side.
Take, for instance, Capt. Eden, the
British foreign secretary. He is
handsome and well dressed. The
long nights he is spending reading
reports have compelled him to wear
glasses. He does not think they i'm
prove his looks.
Thus he puts them on when he
reads his speeches and takes them
of as soon as he says something
not written on paper. wasting more
Evening star., 1936-05-13
WedgeforTa ak
May Content
New Deal.
Democrats Could Then
Drive 1t Later to
Tugwell Goal.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

THERE'S about as muchs real
sentiment in the United States
Senate today for the Treas
i ury's pet theory of tax on
nndistributed surpluses of corpora
tions as there is for staying in session
all Summer-which means very little,
indeed, considering the need of men,
Evening star., 1936-05-13

mltRe report. Ao-
miral King, who
learned to fly at
the age of 40. has
been chief of the
Nays Bureau of
Aeronautics for
the last t hire e
years. He h a S
been ar advocate
of dirigtbles, more
reserved about it
since the Macon
disaster last year.
but, with the
Naval Board di-
vided on lighter
Evening star., 1936-05-13

DerS 10 get DdCk
home to their
political c a m
paigns.
Were it not for
the insistence OF
the White House,
he he W t a x
would go the way
of the inheritance
tax proposal a
year ago. To save
somebody's pride
there will, how
ever, he written
into the forth
coming tax bill
the soc a ii e c
Evening star., 1936-05-13

tnaL BrecKlnrluge Is noC Only uOC nLS
man, but not even friend.
Lately there has been talk that
John Raskob is the Breckinridge
warwick. This is traceable to the
fact that Breckenridge made an un-
expected showing against President
Roosevelt in Maryland, where Raskob
also votes.
The recurring rumors undoubtedly
spring from the general belief here
that some of these forces should
Evening star., 1936-05-13
Postmaster Dies Voting.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. May IS (P).-
George w. johnson. IS. postmaster of
suburban Worthington. died yesterday
at voting booth. apparently Of a
heart attack He had worked in the
Columbus and Kansas City post Of
fees 80 years.
Evening star., 1936-05-13
Headline Folk
and What
They Do
Admr. King Signs Report
Asking Federal Funds
for Flying Research.
BY LEMUEL r. PARTON.


- ARLY-DAY transformers, lurch-
- ing around the sky in quaint
looking crates, did much Of the
~ pioneer research in aviation in
America. Stirred and possibly made
bit envious by the slick performance
of the Hindenburg, the National Ad-
visory Committee for Aeronautics seeks
Government funds for research. Ap-
parently the era of rugged individ-
ualism in the air is coming to an end.
The committee warns that four Euro
pean nations will outstrip us unless we
get busy in the laboratories and flying
fields.
The tall, angular. sagacious Rear
Admiral Ernest J. King, Connecticut
Yankee sort of man. signs the COM
Evening star., 1936-05-13
Tax Bill Blame
Put on Failing
for Novelty.
Idea Men Continue to
Hold Center of New
Deal Stage.
BY MARK SULLIVAN.

THE only worthwhile yard stick
to measure events at Washing
ton is in terms Of progress to-
L ward what President Roose-
welt, in his message to Congress jan
uary 4, 1885, called a new economic
order" and what he called in his
message of January 1884, a per
manent readjustment Of many Of our
ways Of thinking and therefore of
Evening star., 1936-05-13


shot-sighted people But
this
handsome British foreign secretary
fiat he
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up as an American QOctrlne py 1or-
mer Secretary Henry L. Stimson and
reiterated by the present admins
tration at Montevideo, cannot be
easily applied under the present
circumstances.
When the japanese set up the
Manchukuo puppet state we
could withhold recognition be-
cause it Dds netO country,
nominally independent OF Toxic.
The Munchukuo oope run1ent
Evening star., 1936-05-13
This Changing World
Mussolini Relieves u. S. of Problem of Decision on
Recognition of Ethiopia by Annexation.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

BROWN
his Office
himself recognize not to recognize the
l Ethiopia question" entirely
\ Secretary not worried about it. There Is
Mson has the job for when he
non-recogntion acquired
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
.PR0TESTA EL PARAGUAY
CONTRA Ell PERU

Santiago, Chile, oct. Pin
desde Buenos Aires que
ell gobierno de Paraguay ha pre-
sentado una protesta por la in
tenci6n del Peru de tomar parte
en- Ia venidera conferencia So
bre ell Chaco, alegando que re-
cientemente hizo un tratado POI
litico con Bolivia. Este hecho,
seg1n la Interpretation dada,
priva al Peru de la necesaria H.
bertad de acci6n como miembro
neutral de la conferencia.
ABeguran los d~iplomaticoS
que ell tratado fue presentado al
Paraguay, antes de su firma, y
que no hizo objection alguna.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12

DEL COMITE MA
CIONAL DEL PARTIDO DE-
A NUESTRO
DIRECTOR q

La Division de LengNa Espa-
nola del CoIhite Nacional del
Partido Democratico, con Off
Gina en- ell hotel Biltmore, New
York, nos manda una carta
tue dice:
r. Victoriano Manteiga,
Director de La Gaceta,
Tampa, Florida.
Distinguish amigo: Su aten-
ia carta, fecha 20 del pasado
septiembre y dirigida al Sr.
CesteroS, nos ha sido transfe-
rida a la Division de la Lengua
Espanola por estar mas bien
comprendida bajo nuestra jul
risdicci6n.
M9wNs
La hemos leido detenida-
mente Y nos es grato ell comuni-
earle que apreciamos en- TODD
su gran valor, su generoso ofre-
cimiento, conocelores como So
mos de la popularidad que 60
"a su bien redactado peri6di-
co, ash como tambien de su
gran influence apersonal en- la
esfera politica de la ciudad de
Puede listed contar, Sr. Man
teiga, con nuestra cooperation
en- TODD cuanto Sc relacione Y
pueda beneficiar la campana
polftica de nuestro ilustre can
didato presidential, Hon.
Franklin d. Roosevelt, agra
deciendole al propio tempo
cualquier sugerencia de su par
tie que tienda a la misma fina-
lidad
De listed con la mayor con-
sideraci6n Y afecto,
HOnOratO DOminguez,
Secretario de la Division
de la Lengua Espanola
N. R. Ell director de este
peri6dico escribi6 al Sr. Ces-
teros porque este, en- amable
carta, lie pidi6 su cooperation.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12

rumbo desconocido, ell submari-
no DIG, de la escuadra del go
tierno. Los insurgentes captu-
raron ell vapor "Guzman," de la
marina de guerra leal. Ell resto
de la flota leal permanece en-
aguas del Norte.
AsegIrase que en- Malaga las
tripulaciones de los barcos de
guerra dieron pruebaS de indis-
ciplina Y dormian en- terra, en-
Ell palacio de la Caleta, desobe-
deciendo a los oficiales. Dicesa
que habia gran descontento
cuando la flota sali6 para Bill
bao.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
DECRESE Ell NUMERo DE
HoMBRES SIN HRABAJO
EN- ALEMANIA

Berlin, oct. 12.-Aunque Ia
pobreza de los trabajadores ale
names aumenta, ell ndmero de
Sbreros parados ha quedado re-
drcido a 1,O35,OO0, una rebaja
de $4,000 en- ell total.
Durante ell mes de agosto ell
namero de obreros con trabajo
era de II, 900, 900.
Aeemas del 1,035,000, hay un
million de hombres en- servicio
de trabajo obligatorio.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12

nos ataques en- el frente Naval.
ieral-C ebreros. En- los demaq
erentes, sin novedad.
Nota dada ell domingo por el
ministerio de la guerra: POGO
cambio Ell ell frente Norte y
Noroeste, I'm ataque enemigo
en- Arag6n fu9 rechazado.
Tn escuadr6n faccioso fue de
rrotsdo en- Don Benito, apode-
raDdose los leales de 2 cahones,
l mortero Y 50 hombres.
Ligero tiroteo en- Paroles de
.Buitrago, sector del centric. So
mantiene ell fuego do la Artille-
ria leal desde Navaaperal a Ce-
breros.
La artilleria bombarde6 con-
centracloneS del enemlgo en- ell
frente Norte. Mu.has bajas
tuvieron aver los rebeldes en- o,
viedo.
Las milicias leales avanzaron
con direction norOeste, en- ell sec
tor del sur.
Bombarde6 la artilleria re-
publicana, durante dos horas
las posisiones facciosas en- ell
sector del Tajo.
En- los demas frentes, sin no.
Nedad.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
LOS MINEROS ASTURIA-
NOS Sc MUEVEN A C
Ell CENTRIC DE OVIEDO
Han jWrGdo los f~ascistas peIear
hGStG MORN

Hendaya, Francia, oct, H.
Dejando a un lado las ametralla
doras y los rifles, los mineros
asturianos Sc han alberto CANT
no hacia Ell coraz6n de Oviedo,
usando cartuchos de dinamita.
Con Ia dinamita los minerOs de-
rribaron los edificios desde los
cuales sc les hace oposicion con
las armas. De los $500 hombres
qre obedecfan las 6rdenes de
Miguel Amanda, ell coronel trail
dor, solo quedan unos 800, cans
sados y hambrientos. Muchos
de los soldados fascistas han ST.
do desfigu4ados por las 4tarje-
tas postales" de dinamita que
los mineros les enviaA. Amanda
Y sus hombres ~juraron aver que
pelearan hasta morir.
Ell coronel Gonzalez Refa, je
fe de los atacantes, dice que los
defensores al fin van a tener 10
que andaban buscando. "Trai-
cionaron como rataAy como ra-
tas moriran". No quedara nj
uno solo para relatar las IL Sc
manas de sitio".
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
LOS NINOS NACIDOS EN- Ell
ALCAZAR r ID o
TADOS POR Ell ESTADO
FASCISTA.

Burgos, oct. 12.-Si los in
surgentes TRUMAN, los dos nj
nos nacidos en- ell Alcazar seran
adoptados por la naci6n.
Actuando por iniciativa del CO.
ronel Luis Faurie, del primer
regimiento de Caballeria, esta-
cionado en- Valencia, ell ejercito
espanol Sc convertira en- padri-
no de esos ninos. Afirmase que
ell general Franco aceptara Ia
recommendation, imitando 10 que
Tnglaterra hiciera con las ninas
Dionne.
Los nombres de los ninos, un
nino y una nina, Sc mantienen
en- secreto porque los padres tie
men parientes en- Madrid Y te-
men represalias.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
ESPERASE QUE Ell PAPA
NOMBRE UNI CARDINAL
EN- CALIFORNIA

Ciudad Vaticano. ct. 12.-
Sabese que Ell Papa Pic esta de-
finitivamente considerando ell
nombrar I'm cardinal en- Califor
MIA.
La dioSesis do Los Angeles
ha sido eleyada a arzobispado y
Sc ha creado una nueva di6cesis
en- San Diego. Ell cardinal pro
bablemente 10 sera un prelado
de San Francisco. Ell Leland
Oeste tiene una poblaci6n cato
de mas de 2,0OO,0 600 de fie-
les.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
DINO GRANDI ACUSO A IN
GLATERRA DE AYUDAR A
ESPANA

Roma, Octubre 12.-En los
circulos oficiales Sc ha dicho
que Dino Grand, embajador
italiano EN- Londres, acus6 no so
lamente a los rusos sino TAM
bien a los ingleses de ayudar n
gobierno de Madrid, a pesar de
haber firmado ell pacto de no-in
terIenci6n. Grandi di6 los nom
bres de nueve photos ingleses
de aviaci6n que sirven con ell go
bierno de Madrid.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
MITIN DEL GRUPO AMT
FASCISTA ITALIANO/

I'm mitin celebrara ell pr6xi :
mo jueves, en- ell Centre Rbrero,
ell Grupo Antifascista I~taliano,
del cual forman parte valiosos
elementos de 10 colonia italianal
Ell Grupo repartira un manifies
to pidiendo a los italianos que
asistan ell jueves a expresar So
simpatia por la causa del gobier
no legitimo de Espana.
Sc pronunciaran discusses en-
tres idiomas, ingles, italiano y
espanol.
Manana daremos otros deta-
lies.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12

tableci DUN Soviet q. presiden-
cuatro milicianos. Estiman los
tripulantes que Ell buqA no ne
costa de reparaciones, aunque
result6 averiado en- TN encuen-
tro con el crucero Canarias, H.
i6rado tent a C.braltc.s.
Dicese que las autoridadeI
francesas piensan internar a ID
tripulantes v declarar qre(Al
buque no puede prestar sefvi-
clio.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12

FL embajador italaano ~ 3D.
IA que 80 aeroplanos rusos arri-
baron a Barcelona, Espafa, q
mediados de septiembre, y que
otros cuarenta Slegaron a fines
de septfembre. Tecnicos rusos,
oeg6n Grandi, emplazaron los
canones antiaereos en- CatalW-
ma.
Todas las acusaciones de
Grandi han sido rechazadas por
los gobiernos de Moscou y Ma
drid.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
Russia MANDA OTRO BAR
CA cARGADO DE COMES
TIBLES

Moscou, oct. 12.-Mantenien-
do la insistencla de que las ma
clones fascistas deien de aux
liar con armas Y municiones y
los faceiosos, Russia despach6 a.
yer hacia Espana otro vapoY
'cargado de comestibles. Ademas
de los Niveres Sc. han recaudado
Aasta la fecha, con destino al
Frknte Popular Espahol, $4,000
00J\e rublos para ayuda de
las mu9efes os ninos.
Aunque los offeiales del So
Wet mantienen con firmeza la
cNnanda de que Sc cufnpla la
norma de no. intervenc6n, no
han dicho cual sera su conduct<
enGaso de que Ell comite de Lon
ores no cumpla estrictamente
con sus deberts. Els vapor Ne.
va, en- su segundo viaje, recogS
Ell cargamento en- Odessa.
Regresara ell buque con huege
fanos e~spaholes adoptados POI
familias rusas.
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
Noticias de los fsecistas tEashtidas
por la via de Lisboa
Atacan los fseeiosos con aviaci6n y caballeria

MadS&d, oct. 12.-La nota da-
dae sabado por Ell ministerio
de la guerra Ace ash: La sit4a.
ci6n en- ell frente Norte y Nd-
oeste no ha cambiado. Aeroplav
nos leales bombardeaaOn posi-
clones de los rebeldes en- Alava
y BufgGS. Fue bastante Intense
ell boRbardeo de artiileria en- Ell
sector Ne Barbastro, impidien-
dose quVA los insurgentes auxilia
ran a HtNsca. I'm fuerte ataque
del enemigN sobre Siguenza fue
rechazado. EhNel frente del Gem
tro hubo tranqQilidad en- la sic
rra~ artillef( 2 lea lfuncion6
81 la Inca de NSN alperal+C ebre
ros. Hubo fuego d. avanzadas
en- Ell sector del Tajo, al sur de
Bargas. En- Oviedo las milicias
locales siguen .conquistando sus
objetivos, lentamente La arti-
sepublicana canone6 a los
facciosos, en- Belchite los avia-
dores atacaron a CAST. " O.
tras pOblaciones.
I'm ataque de los facciosos en-
Ell sector de Montoro fue recha-
Pas6 ell dia tranquilo en- Bui-
Los leales hicieron algu-
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
LOS E
"GRAVINA" HAN CONSTI-
TUIDO A SU BORDO UN
SOVIET

Casablanca, Marruecos Fran
c6s, oct. 12.-El destructor
'tGravina', del gobierno espa-
mol, que Sc refugi6 aquf la sema-
ma pasada, Sc ha convertible en-
un problema para las autorida-
des francesas. La tripulaci6n
lTrit6 ell mando al captain y es-
La gaceta., 1936-10-12
SAIIO DE MALAGA UN SUB
MARINO DEL GOBIERN0

Gibraltar, oct. Fla esta-
ci6n de radio de Sevilla informa
que ha salido de Malaga, con
Evening star., 1936-11-22
Catholic School
Alumnae Plan Dance

Final plans have been announced
for the annual card party and dance
of the Notre Dame de Namur
Alumnae, to be held at Wardman Park
Hotel Monday evening, November 80.
The proceeds will go toward compile
ton of an educational fund to make
possible a perpetual scholarship at
Notre Dame High School.
Miss Kathleen Cagney, president,
has appointed Miss Agnes Quinn as
general chairman for the event this
year. Committees assisting in the
arrangements are headed by Miss
Marie Nohe, chairman of tickets; Miss
Margaret OLeary, dance chairman;
Miss Catherine O'Donnell, prizes; Mrs.
James F. Hartnett, hotel arrange
ments, and Mrs. J. A. OLeary, pub
licity.
Mrs. John J. Fuller is chairman of
the Patroness Committee. The pa
irons and patronesses are Sister Supe-
rior, S. N. D.; Col. William j. Dono-
van, Miss Katherine C. Babbington,
Mrs. Ellen v. Barnes, Miss Ellen T.
Becker. Mrs. Francis ]. Becker. Mrs.
]. Rozier Biggs, Mrs. H. S. Bishop,
Mrs Charles ]. Began, Miss Magdalene
Berger, Miss Alice Brick, Miss Daisy
Brick, Miss Catherine Burns, Mrs.
Adelaide r. Cavanagh, Miss Collins,
Miss Marie T. Crowley. Mrs. John P.
Daily, Mrs George c. Denny. Mrs. S.
B. Dietz Miss Bernadette L. Dore, Miss
Margaret M Dore. Mrs. Russell G.
Dunno, Mrs. c. Thomas Du Fief, Mr..
and Mrs. David Tanning, the Misses
harrington, the Misses Fennell, Mrs.
Frank Ferry. Miss Mary C. Fitzgerald.
Miss Mary T. Fitzgerald, Miss Mary
E. Foley, Miss Mary Fuller, the Misses
Gallagher, Mrs. Bernard F. Garvey.
the Misses Genau, Mrs. William B.
Grogan, Mrs. Mary c. Quincy, Mrs.
James G. Haskell, the Misses Her
beck, Miss Mary Herlihy, Mrs. Francis
j. Kane, Mrs. Thomas j. Kennedy,
Miss Catherine Kenny. Miss Catherine
w. Kerrigan, Mrs. James j. Kilroy. |
Miss Elizabeth King, Mrs. Mary Fftz-
gibbon Knight. Miss Margaret Lane,
Mrs. William Lawlor, Mrs Clarence |
w. Lee, Mrs. James J. Lynagh, Mrs.
Harold D. Lynch, Mrs. Raymond v.
Marceron, Mrs. Albert May, Mrs. |
George May, Miss Margaret Meal |
lister, Mrs William s. McAndrew, Mrs. |
B. Houston McCeney, Mrs. Michael
Evening star., 1936-11-22
St. Gertrude'S Guild
Benefit Bridge Party

A bridge party will be held at
Wardman Park Hotel for the benefit
of st. Gertrude's School of Arts and
Crafts, Monday afternoon, Decem-
ber 7. A partial list of patronesses
includes Mrs Chauncey Mitchell
Depew, Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mrs.
Anthony Drexel Biddle, jr.; Mrs.
Harold Percival Norton, Mrs. Robert
Whitney Imbrie, Mrs. Harold Stephens,
Mrs. Leo A. Rover, Mrs o. H. Perry
johnson, Mrs Joseph Tumulty, Mrs.
Milton Allies, Mrs. James A. Cahill.
jr.; Mrs. Daniel j. Callahan, Mrs.
James Edward Duke, Mrs. Raymond
Francis Garrity, Mrs. Augustus Gle
gengack, Mrs. James GARNER Haskell,
Mrs. Albert Howard, Mrs. George J.
May, Miss Sarah Lee, Mrs. B. Francis
Saul, Mrs. Peter Drury, Mrs. James
Bernard Flynn, Mrs. Stanley James
OConnor, Mrs. Frederick Stonlman,
Mrs. Ellis Searles. Mrs. Eugene J..
Tighe, Mrs Charles M. Wallignford,
Mrs. William Wilmot, Mrs. Joseph
Loughran, Mrs. william e. Shannon
and Mrs. Pere Wilmer.
The bridge party is sponsored by
st. Gertrude's Guild, which will have
for sale novelties suitable for Christ
mas gifts, aprons, books and home
made candies and cakes.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

Mrs. Atkins Sunday morning. Other
guests included Mrs. Nevette Steele,
Miss Laura Steele, Capt. and Mrs.
Hollis Cooley, Capt. and Mrs. Walter
D. Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Bur-
well of Baltimore, Mrs. Richard Bald
win, Comdr. and Mrs. John Bowers,
Mrs. William Sayles. Col. Douglas Du-
val, U. S. A., retired; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Burwell, Mrs. Nicholas Green,
Mrs. w. Thomas Kemp, Comdr. VOL
colt z. Hall and Mrs. Walton Hop
kins.
The engagement has been an
nounced here of Miss Anne Dorsey of
Cedar Park to Mr.. John M. c. Beall Of
Davidsonville. The wedding will take
place the last Of this month. Miss
Dorsey Is the daughter of Mrs. Walter
Dorsey and the late Mr.. Dorsey Of
Cedar Park. Miss Dorsey formerly
lived in Southern Maryland.
Mrs. X. Knutsen, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hubbard Of this city,
has left to join her husband in Jack
sonville, Fla, for the Winter.
Mrs. John Shafroth, wife Of Capt.
Shafroth Of the U. s. s. Reina Mer-
cedes, gave q luncheon Thursday on
board the ship for q group Of members
Of All Saints Church and the Rec
tors Aid Society.
Mrs. Charles w. Smith, jr., Of Prince
George street has returned home after
having spent two weeks as the guest
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peyton Moncure Hughes Of Riverside
drive, New York City.
Mrs. Herbert A. Keyes has returned
to her home at Cedar Crest Estate on
the Bay Ridge road from weeks visit
to relatives in Roanoke, Va, and
Bluefeld, w. Va.
Mrs. Collins Landstreet, wife Of
Lieut.. Landstreet, returned Monday to
her home in Spa View Heights after a
visit to relatives in New York City.
Miss Betty Connell of Toronto, Can
ada, Is the guest this week Of Miss
Louise II. Kemp.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

are spending q month with her ia
ther and sister, Mrs. William Buckner
McGroarty, and Miss Alma Nc
Groarty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hender-
SON entertained at a surprise party
Monday evening to celebrate the
birthday anniversary Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Agnes Henderson.
Mrs. Charles H. Smithers Is the
guest of her nephew, Mr.. Howard NJ
Baggett, in Richmond.
Mrs. George B. Potter and Miss
Jennie Wood of Baltimore are week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando
II. Kirk.
Mrs. Robert Heydenreich Of Staun-
ton is the guest of her son and
daughter law. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Heydenreich, jr.
Capt and Mrs. James F. Taylor OF
Ashland, Va, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen L. Keys.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Clyde West are
guests of the formers parents at
Meadows of Dan, Patrick County, Va.
The marriage Is announced of Mrs.
Phyllis Morrison Curtis to Mr.. Ed
ward Philip Cardew LOngmore, for
merly of Chicago, which took place
Saturday. November Z, in Washing
Ton. After December l Mr.. and
Mrs. Longmore will live in the Geor-
gian Terrace Apartments in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey Hefiin an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Elsie to Mr.. David S. Myers. jr.,
of Culpeper County, Thursday, Octo-
Der 20, in Washington, with the Rev.
Freeley Rohrer officiating.
Evening star., 1936-11-22
News of Residents
Around Rockville

Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Dove of Rock
vile are in Phoenix, Ariz., for visit
of several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Atlee Burrows, Rockville, is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Oscar Fraley, in
San Diego, Calf.
Mrs. Otho H. w. Talbot of Rock
vile spent several days during the week
visiting her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Chaplin, in Bal
timore.
Miss Mona Thompson of Rockville
has gone to Washington to spend the
remainder Of the Fall and the Winter
with her brother and sister, inlaw, DR..
and Mrs. j. Lawn Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Griffith
have closed their home on the Lay
louisville pike and are in Rockville until
Spring.
Evening star., 1936-11-22

Mrs. Dye arrived Thursday, and also
will be house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Barker in Westmoreland
Hills, Md.
Mrs. John Baker Cole entertained
at a dessert bridge Tuesday, having
as guests Mrs. Vernon Brewster, Mrs.
Robert s. Pilgrim, Mrs. William
Wight of Sligo Park Hills, Mrs. Nell
Bourgone, Mrs. Carson Lyman of
Beverly Hills, Va; Mrs. Clyde Hall
Of Garrett Park, Md; Mrs. w. Boyce
Morgan of Forest Glen, Nd, and
Mrs. Richard Acton Of Alexandria,
Va.
Mrs. j. B. Williams, jr., entertained
informally Tuesday afternoon.