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Evening star., 1936-11-13
Bars Heads From Mails.

Sending human heads through the
mails Is politely prohibited by post
master in Northern Burma. He has
issued this circular: please discon-
tinue the practice of sending human
heads by post. ! admit there Is
no specific reference to this in the
regulations, and am aware that as
Khawal was killed in action, some
trophy belonging to his enemy might
be sent to his relations. Nevertheless,
the dispatch of human heads by reg
istered parcel post. is open to grave
objection, and I must insist that it be
given up at once"
Evening star., 1936-11-13
Games of Interest
To Foot Ball Fans
On Air Tomorrow

Outstanding foot ball games
to be broadcast tomorrow follow:
Army VS.. Notre Dame. WMAL,
lis: VOL, 1:45.
Yale VS.. Princeton, WRC, las.
Catholic University VS.. North
Carolina State, WJSV, 1:45.
Ohio State VS.. Illinois, VOL,
4:3o.
Tulane VS.. Georgia, wsB (74o
ky), 2.
v. p. I. VS.. Virginia, WRvA
Clio ky), AIS.
Amherst VS.. williams, WEEI
(5e0 ky3, and VITO d,o6o ky).
las.
Penn VS.. Penn State, WCAU
(1,170 ky), 1:45.
Maryland VS.. v. M. l., WBAL
Q,060 ky0, 2:l5.
Temple VS.. Villanova, WIP
(610 ky0, 1:45.
Nebraska VS.. Pittsburgh, WCAE
Q,220 ky), 2:45.
Cornell VS.. Dartmouth, WINS
(1,180 ky), AIS.
Center vs.. Davidson, WBT
Q,o80 ky). 2:15.
Evening star., 1936-11-13

v are to be announced
Sunday.
Paul Wing, director of N. 3. c.
childrens programs, and John B.
Kennedy, commentator. will disclose
the names during the concert by
Frank Blacks Symphony Orchestra
on the blue network from to 9.
Seven hundred and forty scripts
were submitted in the contest, some
of them by leading American authors
and dramatists. The judges include
Louise Seaman, former editor of ju-
venile books for the Macmillan Co.:
DR.. Rollo Reynolds, principal of the
Horace Mann School in New York
City; Homer Croy, novelist and dram
atist; Mrs. B. F. Langworthy, presi-
dent of the National Congress Of
Parents and Teachers; Mrs. Sidonie
Gutenberg, secretary of the Child
Study Association of America; DR..
Arthur Frank Payne, noted psycholo-
gist, and Charles Coburn, Broadway
actor and producer.
A few weeks after the prize win
ners are announced, the winning
scripts will be used for special broad
casts on N. 3. c.
GOV. LANDON of Kansas, last
heard in an extensive hook-up
on election eve, is the speaker in the
Evening star., 1936-11-13

Honor" program on WMAL at 10.
"The Other Man" will be Irene
Rich's starring vehicle on WMAL
at 8.
HOLLYWOOD Hotel" on WJSV at .,
will present is radio and screen artists
In q program from the stage OF
Grauman's Chinese Theater on WJSV
at 0. The dramatic high light viii be
preview Of the film Born to Dance" !"
A portion Of "Die Walkure" win be
presented by the San Francisco Opera
Co. over WRC at IL. The cast IN.
cludes Kristen Flasstad, LauritS Mels
choir. Kathryn Meisle, Lotte Lehman,
Emanuel List and Frederick Schorr.
Evening star., 1936-11-13

as chief announcer for WMCA and
Lee Cronican. formerly Of WOR, has
been appointed in his place. Alexan-
the Good Will Court" for both
N. B. c. and WMCA Richard
Himher's Orchestra gets the Radio
Court of Honor spot when Shep
Fields Orchestra vacates January !.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
MISS NEBRASKA II, WED
SECRETLY, SHE ADMITS
Former Ruby Hart, High School
Senior, Quit Beauty Pageant
Before End.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
CLAY CENTER Nebr, November 13.
Miss Nebraska" Is not Miss Ne
braska" any more. She's Mrs. Charles
Carroll.
Ruby Fart, the 17-year-old State
beauty pageant winner who scurried
away from the Atlantic City contest
before it was over, eloped last October
20 and was married ut Logan. Iowa.
Ruby, q senior in high school and
her 26-year-old husband, who lives in
Omaha. kept their marriage secret
until Wednesday.
Yesterday her mother, Mrs. c. r.
Turnbaugh said: We will never ap-
prove of her marriage"
Evening star., 1936-11-13
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Jessica Dragonette, soprano, and
Ross Graham, baritone, win sing a
group Of Victor Herbert compositions
during the Service Hour over WRC at
8. Miss Dragonette's contributions
include Sweet Mystery Of Life. "
Graham will feature, "For Want
What I Want When ! Want It."
Miss Dragonette also win sing "One
Fine Day" from Puccini's Mime.
Butterfly" and Nevin's Mighty LAX
O Rose"
Outstanding events in the last five
years Of N. B. G. History viii be
re-enacted during the final Ten
Evening star., 1936-11-13

Years in Retrospect" program on
wNGAL at 1890.
Love Is Blind, Deaf and Dumb, I"
an original three-act drama. will be
the First Nighter' presentation on
WRC at 10.
A condensed version Of Konrad
Bercovici's play. ''The Stars Mother" |"
will be presented during the Twin
Stars program, on WMAL at ESQ.
Helen Claire will play the leading
role.
Lennie Hayton win play 4 medley
from Gershwin's Girl Crazy" as one
of the features Of the Court Of
Evening star., 1936-11-13
Planes Will Fly Daily.

Soviet planes will fly every day
between Moscow and Berlin regardless
of rain or fog, according to Arnoldov,
director Of Deruluft (Soviet-G German
Air Line). Planes will be able to take
of under any weather conditions at
the Moscow Central Airport, for
landing field sown with special grass
to avoid dust Is being laid out.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
SALESMAN.

ALESMEN-Attention. old timers. sew
real proposition for you. Leads and closers
furnished No commission splits. You
get yours first Apply 1927 Eye st. NV,
Room 200. See Mr.. Davis. between 10
m. and IL.
statesmen, experienced in mems furnish
ings BY q local mems clothing store, for
month Of December. Address Box 1d-S,
Star once.
YOUNG MEN, 17-2l to travel with man
ager through New England States. Must
be high-school graduates, neat appear
ing. ambitious and free to travel; all ex-
penses advanced transportation paid. Ap-
ply Mr.. Lake Burlington Hotel, 11-l2
am. 7:30-s:30 pm. Don't phone.
Evening star., 1936-11-13

IT'S definite now that Jack Benny
will do broadcast from New York
as soon as he finishes his latest pic
ture, college Holiday" He'll be cut
in from the East while Don Wilson,
Mary Livingstone, Kenny Baker and
Phil Harris remain in Hollywood
A. L. Alexander has been released
Evening star., 1936-11-13
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COLORED COUPLE Houseman and
chauffeur. maid-laundress: stay nights;
state experience and salary desired. Ad-
dress Box 3s-S Star once.
CURB ATTENDANTS. over Is years: good
tips and meals. Apply Oil Georgia
ave. nv.
SALES PERSONS wanted-Finest Christ
mas card lines. Artcraft Greeting Card
Co. 1415 Eye st. NV. tstreet noorl.
WANTED. salesman or lady. with or with
out car, to call on stores. Call West 2O43.
Evening star., 1936-11-13

next of the series Of programs on
behalf of the 1886 Mobilization for
Human Needs. He will broadcast
from Topeka in the program which
is to go over the combined N. B. G.
and Columbia networks Sunday at
Z pm.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
HELP MEN.
(C0ntinued.l

RADIO SERVICE MEN, with cars; must Be
experienced in service work on modern
radio sets; permanent positions; salary.
advancement. See Mr.. Barstow. 4O9 11th
REAL ESTATE sALEsMAN-Can furnish
plenty Of clients for man who wishes to
work. Must have car. Goss Realty COM
SALES MANAGER and personnel director
to take complete charge Of our newly ere.
men. Automobile essential. Apply between
7:30 and tonight at 1922 H st. NV.
second 1oor. front.
on display. Escellent oppoftunity. Aero
Auto Co. Inc, 2629 Wilson Blvd. Airing
sALEsMEN-Want used-car statesmen.
We need several men TO handle the used
aSd .na IL cars on 1sS7 sb Sg Ed sn
inSse H A TiSbis @ inc' IN netifn ifn4 afSf. VI.
SERVICE MAN. oii-burner experience nee
rienes ssisay en1seasd Addfsss Box e5Df
sHIPPING CLERK. white. thoroughly ex-
periennesd for furniture store Must be
tion and good salary offered. State auaii-
sideration. Adress Box list, Star once
SHOEMAKER white. experienced. wanted
at once. 100 7th st. NV.
SHOW CARD WRITER experienced Apply
ct once. Bring samples. Service Window
Display, 306 9th st. NV.
worker for nearby Va: steady work. good
wages. open shop. Address Box 56-s. Star
USED TRUCK sALEsMAN-A splendid
0DDOrtunify for Rnerretic worker LARGE
stock OF completely reconditioned trucks
all sizes and body types. Reply. giving age
and experience. Address Box ST. Star
YOUNG MAN. mechanically Inclined. able
to furnish city references. be familiar with
District. have operators permit. Address
Box 4s-T. Star office.
x5oUNG .SEf MEN % e%three,, age % 1921. to travel
peartpg and willing to work. Can make
good money to, start and permanent en-
R@9lingion PRloylmsns; Appiy Ao9s 80 Dm Mr. EDWARDS
WANTED-Plumbers. hrst-clsss only. Call
Atlantic 6215.
WE WANT A CRAFTSMAN capable Of
reading plans and preparing shop and set
ment. Steady position for a reliable man.
Apply in person to the Edmonds Art Stone
Co 2135 Queens Chapel rd. ne.
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
For men OF sober habits and good repu-
.Gn drvsr. Ct Least Derm NJ 's.si s..H5 1i o sh
week. plus commission and bonus: pos
sible earnings S35 week. This is not q
FURNITURE REFINISHER
And repair man. thoroushly experienced
Moses ssrs z co shsP sS4 Rhcdt iss Ms ISLAND 6SFs
BOYS-GOOD PAY.
Permanent work. with or without bi-
| cycles. Apply Mr.. Schryver. 1917 New
! York ave. NV.
STOCK BOYS,
Young white men of integ-
Evening star., 1936-11-13

RADIO SERVICE MEN with cars; must be
experienced in service work on modern
radio sets; permanent positions; salary,
S1O0 monthly to start; opportunity for
advancement. Bee Mr.. Barstov. 409 11th
Evening star., 1936-11-13
STEADY EMPLOYMENT

STOCK BOYS,
Young white men of integ-
rity and good character be
tween ages 16 and 81 for gen.
eral usefulness around a de-
partment store. Permanent
position for those who quail
fy. Address Box 119-T, Star
office.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
SITUATIONS WoMEN.
BY BUD FISHER.

LADY. refined. cultured. desires q position
as companion or practical nurse willing TO
travel: has her own car: best OF references.
Phone Georgia S770.
NURSE, long experiences; nurse-compsn-
doctors references. Dec. 477O Apt. 5l6.
PRACTICAL NURSE day work: best refer
ences. Potomac 6115. Mrs. Kennedy
SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER expert
enced general once work also telephone
selling; Al references. Urgent. Address
Box is. Star oface.
STENOGRAPHER-TYP neat. capable
reasonable salary. Phone Lincoln 1933-R.
Evening star., 1936-11-13
CHILD PROGRAM
WINNERS CHOSEN
$500 Contest Awards to
Be Announced by N. B. c.
on Sunday.

w WINNERS Of the N. B. c.
$2,500 10th anniversary
Wv children's program contest
are to be announced
Evening star., 1936-11-13

plenty of clients for man who wishes to
work. Must have car. Goss Realty COM
Evening star., 1936-11-13

YOUNG MEN Lthreel. age 1921. to travel
for Periodical Sales Co. Must be neat ap-
pearipg and willing to work Can make
good money to start and permanent en-
ployment. Apply 3-5 pm. Mr.. Edwards,
Evening star., 1936-11-13

on display. Excellent opportunity. Aero
Auto Co.. Inc, 2629 Wilson Blvd. Airing
Evening star., 1936-11-13
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

SITUATIONS WOMEN.
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY GRADUATE Of
experience. desires piano pupils. Reduced
studio rates. and home instruction. Nortn
033S-J.
COMPANION. visiting soverness. young.
French. well educated. attractive appear
is
CULTURED WOMAN. experienced In club,
dining room or large. private home man.
assent hSsss;s' hSsss sSssslies e. reference ga
Evening star., 1936-11-13
WANTED Plumbers, nrst-clsss only. Call

WE WANT A DRAFTSMAN capable of
reading plans and preparing shop and set
ting drawings in our cast-stone depart
ment. Steady position for a reliable man.
Apply in person to the Edmonds Art Stone
r. nataa ~
Evening star., 1936-11-13

SALES MANAGER and personnel director
to take complete charge of our newly Gre
ated electrical appliance department. Must
have experience in hiring and training
men. Automobile essential. Apply between
7:30 and tonight at 1922 H st. n.w..
Evening star., 1936-04-10
Cornell.L
Wedding Announced

Miss Kathleen Moore Lathrop and
Lieut.. Kenneth Hall Cornell, U. S. NJ.
c., were married on Saturday, April
4, at o'clock in the presence of rela-
tives and close friends.
The wedding took place at the home
Of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. T. @. Ashburn
in Phelps place. Gen. Asl1burn gave
the bride away Miss Carol Holden
Lathrop, the brides sister, was her
only attendant. Lieut.. George Lang,
U. S. N, acted as best man.
The bride wore an embroidered
batiste dress over white satin Her
veil was attached to Mary Tudor
cap of embroidered batiste and she
carried a spray of Easter lilies. Her
only ornament was a necklace which
had been worn at the wedding of her
grandmother, Kathleen Moore, daugh-
ter of Gen. Patrick Theodore Moore
OF the Confederate army.
Mrs. Cornell is the daughter of Mrs.
p. T. Moore Lathrop and the late
Lieut.. Comdr. Lathrop. She is a
graduate of st. GATHERINGS School at
Richmond, Va.
Lieut.. Cornell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Cornell of Randolph, N Y,
is graduate of the United States
Naval Academy, class of 1926, and is
now stationed at the Marine Corps
School at Quantico, Va.
Evening star., 1936-04-10
Miss Day Engaged
To Wed DR.. Poole

An engagement of interest is that
of Miss Sarah Day, daughter of Mr..
Faust Day of Vienna. to Dr. Mark K.
Poole, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Poole of Bay City. Tex.
DR.. Poole graduated from the Uni
versity of Texas in 1929. in medicine
from Johns Hopkins University in the
class of 1884, and afterward served an
interneship and is now in England
studying at the London Tropical
School of Medicine
Miss Day is graduate of the Johns
Hopkins Hospital Training School for
Nurses and has since taken a course
in sociology and public speaking.
The marriage will take place in
London early in May, and the couple
expect to sail Immediately to the Bel
gian Congo to take up medical mis-
sionary work under the Southern Pres
byterian Church.
Mrs John Berry will give shower
for Miss Day this evening at her home
Evening star., 1936-04-10
Mrs. Roper in Charleston
For the Easter Holiday;
Others Are Leaving City
Mrs. Byrns Is Honored at Luncheon-The
Minister Of Ecuador Is Visiting
Sons at West Point.

RS ROOSEVELT has little her today with the
I'M exception of receiving at the tea hour, the Hon. Lady
Lindsay wife of his Britannia majestyS Ambassador
will be accompanied to the mansion by the Of
colonies May and Lady Mafey Sir John
Lady aey spending few days at the embassy with Sir
Ronald and Lady Lindsay.
Postmaster General Farley, guest
In whose honor Sir Harry Watngon mayor of Hamilton Bermuda
luncheon today The Postmaster General with
Mrs Farley and their children sailed earlier in the week for
cation in Bermuda
Mrs Daniel c. Roper wife Secretary Agriculture,
Wednesday evening Charleston S. c. where she will
remain until Monday
Joseph Byns wife of the Speaker of the House was
guest luncheon Tuesday which Mrs John Gilmore of
@ time M.
S!S
Gates Mrs Fount Williams Mrs Dumon Webb Mrs Mary Bu-
ford and Mrs. Georgia Knox Berry. --.-. ,,.u.-
t by m Nbcs ss % o
KS
tm song for her broadcass for the American Legion Among
f M @ Hurd 2ado MISS
Ms Ms f Modad Reny s NM
Ambassador Of the Union Of Soviet Socialist Republics
and Nine have ii lsSTed m M for a
gram will be given by Mr. shura Cherkassky pianist and Miss
Mildred Dlling harps
daughter Mile NJ Ferdinand Veveka
the Minister also representative government.
The Minister of Ecuador Senior Captain Colon Eloy Ataro
faro r and Cadet jaime Afaro who are members Of
fourth class
The Minister of Norway and Nine de Morgensterne will
turn to Washington today from a visit in New York.
The Minister of Colombia Sonora Lopez have with them
the their daughters Rosario Maria
Maria Crna Lopez who have from their studies
the Mount Champal Academy Wheeng, Va senora
recently the of the
May day celebration at the academy.
Justice Mrs Peyton yesterday for
the Easter holidays daughter
Evelyn Peyton Gordon in New York at the
week.
de sousa Freias second secretary of the Brazilian
Embassy York City accompanied by They
at
Evening star., 1936-04-10
Mrs. Alexander
Guest at Manassas

While in Manassas, Mrs. Frederick
Alexander, president of the Virginia
Federation of Women's Clubs, was the
house guest of Mrs. Paul Cooksey, re-
tiring president Of the Women's Club.
A luncheon was given by Miss Mar
garet Lynch for Mrs. Alexander on
Wednesday, with Mrs. Cooksey. Mrs.
William Lloyd and Mrs. Fred Hynson
as additional guests. Wednesday eve
ming Mrs. Robert Smith entertained
Mrs. Alexander at dinner.
Evening star., 1936-04-10
Dominican Minister
Is Guest at Dinner

The Minister of the Dominican Re-
public and Sonora de PaStoriZa, who
have recently arrived in Washington,
were ranking guests at the dinner
which DR.. and Mrs Herbert H. Scho-
enfield gave last evening at the Shore
ham.
DR.. Schoenfeld's brother, Mr.. H. F.
Arthur Schoenfeld, is American Min
lister to the Dominican Republic, and
among the guests last evening were
two visitors who are in Washington
for the Pan-American medical con-
ference, DR.. R. Espaillat de La Mota,
the Dominican consul in New York,
and DR.. Edgar Davis of Ann Arbor,
Mich.
Senorita Matilda Battia, who is Wis
iting at the Dominican Republic Le-
CATION, and who recently arrived from
Europe, where she accompanied Nine.
Trujillo, wife of the President of the
Republic, was among the guests.
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Ferrandou, Nine. Sanchez de
Latour, Nine. Grace Espaillat. Nine.
Don Quail of Havana, Cuba; the for
mer surgeon general of the United
States Public Health Service. Gen.
Rupert Blue, and DR.. William Foster
Burdick.
Evening star., 1936-04-10
Church to Hold
Benefit Easter Sale

All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Church, under the auspices Of the
Rector's Aid, will hold an Easter candy
and bake sale in the parish hall to-
morrow from II am. to 4 pm. to
which the public is invited. Mrs.
Harry c. Grove, president. Assisting
the chairman, Miss Ethyl Clarke, are
Miss Frances Weldon, Mrs. O. R
Evans. Mrs. Norman Underwood. Mrs.
Anna Fisher. Mrs. Margery Huntress.
Mrs. Ira Shantz, Miss Alice Keyser,
Mrs. John A. Sterrett, Miss Frances
Harrison, Miss R. McGill, Miss G..
Porter, Miss E. Wesselle and Mrs. H
Kerslake.
Evening star., 1936-04-10

Of Import
In Capital
Miss Chisholm Weds
Mr.. Adams in Pet
worth Church.

n A ISS Majorie Eleanor Chisholm,
nu daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
V Thomas William Chisholm,
Il was married last evening to
Mr.. Edmond Adams of Detroit, son
TO Mr.. John B. Adams. The ceremony
took place at 7:30 O'Clock, in the
Petworth Baptist Church, Rev. Henry
j. Smith officiating.
The church was decorated with
gladion, Spring flowers and palms.
AS the guests assembled in the edi-
flee, a program Of organ selections
was given by Miss Mildred A. Elicit
and Mr.. Lang Sibbett sang, For You
Alone"
The bride was escorted to the altar
by her father, who gave her in mar
riage. She wore a gown of white
lace over satin made on princess lines,
with a circular train. Her tulle veil
was held by cap Of tulle, arranged in
tiny tucks, with a spray of orange
blossoms, caught at the back. She
carried e shower bouquet of brides
roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Virginia Chisholm, sister Of
the bride was the maid of honor, wear
ing gown Of green net over taffeta,
a hat to match, designed halo effect,
and her bouquet was Of talisman
roses.
Miss Ava Louise Pledger and Miss
Mary Ellen Mcpherson were The brides
maids, in forcks of peach net, FASH
ioned like that of the maid Of honor.
They wore similar hats and carried
bouquets of Spring flowers.
Mr.. Howard j. Wallis Of Rapid
City, S. OAK, was the best man and
the ushers were Mr. Robert E. Corri-
gan of Cumberland and Mr.. John
NJ. Firmin of this city.
A small reception followed the cere-
mony. when the couple were assisted
by Mrs. Chisholm, mother of the bride,
who wore blue lace over pink and a
corsage bouquet of pink rosebuds.
After the reception, Mr.. Adams and
his bride left for wedding trip to
Maimi. Fla, the bride wearing a
gray suit trimmed with gray fox and
accessories to match. Her corsage
bouquet was of pink rosebuds. They
will be at home after May at 1340
Nicholson street.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Miss Elizabeth BARLEY Of Orange,
N. j., and Miss Jane Abbott of Provi-
dence. r. I. The bridegroom attended
the University of Michigan and George
Washington University.
Evening star., 1936-04-10

To Former
S p e a k e r
Recital at Library in
Memory of Nicholas
LongWorth.

A DMIRERS of the late Speaker
~ Nicholas Longworth braved
~ the rain yesterday afternoon
L \ to attend the concert Of
chamber music at the Library of Con-
gress given in his memory. 1t was a
fitting tribute to the popular Speaker
lover of music and an accomplished
violinist-that a group of his friends
interested in music, banded together
after his death and formed the Mich
olaS Longworth Foundation to give
these annual concerts as a memorial
to him.
That the company attending the re-
cital yesterday was composed Of those
who fully appreciate music was most
evident, in the complete silence and
ingrossed attention that prevailed
throughout each number. Little
Paulina Longworth, daughter of the
late Speaker. was an attentive guest
and there Is little doubt that this child
has inherited her fathers great love
for music Paulina was accompanied
by her mother and her aunt, Countess
de Chambrun, only sister of the
Speaker. She wore becoming green
woolen sport costume, her long hair
arranged in braids falling well below
her waistline. Her hat with a small
brim matched her suit. Mrs. Long
worth was in blue sport suit, with a
matching hat and had on a black
Persian lamb wrap with a silver fox
collar, and Countess de Chambrun was
in smart black ensemble with sable
furs.
The artists yesterday, William Kroll
and Nicola Berezowsky. violins;
Nicholas Moldavan, viola, and Victor
Gottlief, violoncello, played favorite
compositions of the Speaker, includ-
ing Beethoven's Quartet in A."
Brahms Quartet in C Minor" and
Differs Won Dittersdorf's Quartet No.
5 in E Flat"
In the interesting company which
represented diplomatic, Official and
old residential society, were Nine. de
Laboulaye, wife of the Ambassador of
France; the Siamese Minister and
Nine. Abhibal Rajamaitri, Mrs James
Clement Dunn, wife of the special as
Sistant to the Secretary of State; Mrs.
Tracy Dows, Mr.. Oin Dows, Mrs.
Walter Bruce Howe, Miss Laura Har-
Ian, Miss Anne Randolph, Miss Mabel
Boardman, Miss Virginia Hcnt, Mrs.
Eugene Meyer, who had her schoolgirl
daughter, Ruth, with her. and Mrs.
Truxton Beale.
Evening star., 1936-04-10
Presidents Mother
Hostess Over Easter

Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother of the
President, will have with her for
Easter at her residence, Springwood,
at Hyde Park, her great-grandchildren,
Anna Eleanor Dali and Curtis Roose-
velt Dali, and their father, Mr.. Curtis
B. Dali. Mrs. Roosevelt and her guests
left New York this morning fr Hyde
Park.
Evening star., 1936-04-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Fieser
Announce Sons Birth

!, Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Fieser Of
5000 Edgemoor lane announce the
birth of son at Georgetown Hospital
yesterday. The baby will be named
James Lewis Fieser, jr. Mr.. Fieser is
vice chairman of the American Red
Cross.
Evening star., 1936-04-10

Newcomers in the Diplomatic Circle II, Washington

Left: Nine. Rudolf Smits,
aDite of the 1eiDly-appointed
secretary OF the LatDian Lega-
tion. M. and Nine. SmitS are
residing at the legation.
-HeSSler-HenderSon Photo.
Right: Sonora de FombonG-
Pachdno, 1Dho recently arriDed
here 1Dith her husband, the
ne10 counselor of the Vene-
suelan Legation, and their
children, Julieta and JGcinto.
Underwood Photo.