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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-27
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-27
Lodge Rites Planned

Masonic and Odd Fellow funeral
services are to be held for LATE
Aired, AIT S. Hancock-st, lifelong
Indianapolis resident who died
Wednesday night in City Hospital,
at 10 tomorrow morning at the
home. Burial is to be in Floral
Park Cemetery.
A moulder, Mr.. Aired was 50
Tuesday. He had been i'll less than
a week. Surviving him are the
wH;ow. Mrs. Maude Alice Aired; a
s.ep-son, Deputy Sheriff Roscoe
Bredell; two brothers. Jesse and AL
bert Aired, and a sister, all of this
city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-27
Arrange Clough Services

Last rites for Mrs. Bernice Bias
engynl Clough. who died Wednesday
at her home, 203 Parkview-av, fol-
lowing an illness of seven months,
are to be held at 2 tomorrow. Burial
is to be in Crown Hill.
Mrs. Clough was 30. She was born
here and had resided in this city
all her life. For 10 years she was an
employee of Eli Lilly &c Co. Surviving
are the widower, Hurley, and the
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blasen-
gym, all of this city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-27
Dorsey Rites Tomorrow.

Funeral services for James P
Dorsey, 1547 E. Raymond who
died at his nome Wednesday, are to
be held at tomorrow at st. Cath
crimes Catholic Church, with burial
iii Holy Cross Cemetery.
Born in North Vernon, Mr.. Dor
sey has lived here 40 years. For
80 years he had been a machinist IN
the Big Four Railroad shops in
Beech Grove. He was So.
He is survived by the widow, Mrs
Mary E. Dorsey, and five sons, John
E., Hugh D., James Jr., Norellen and
Michael D., all residing here; two
brothers, Harry of Cleveland and
John of Cincinnati, and two sisters
Mrs. William Moore, Cincinnati, and
Mrs. Thomas Foster, Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-27
'RAZZ' STUNTS GIVEN
FOR EXCHANGE CLUB
Annual Gridiron Dinner is Held in
Washington Hotel.

Exchange Club members were
chuckling today over "razz" stunts
presented last night at the annual
gridiron dinner in the Washington.
The 81 1nts depicted telegraph and
patent law offices. John Schwab,
Lafayette Exchange Club president,
was a guest. Elmer r. Bertsch, To-
cal president, was in charge.
The committee in charge of the
telegraph act was Richard d. Wage
lin, chairman, Eco Leach, DR.. E. o.
Alvin, H. E., Wells and G. E. Smith.
Thomas B. Huestis, chairman, Ben
Roberts, Edward G. w. Johnson,
Lieut.. Col. S. I. McCantS and Ralph
Schaeffer arranged the Scenes in
a Patent Law Office.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-27
Wilbur EIWeII Dies

Wilbur Elwell, 1880 Central-av, a
resident here for three years, died
last night at his home after an ILL
ness of four years. Mr.. Elwell was
born in Milton and owned and
operated a grain and fuel elevator
there. He was member of the
Christian church, the Masonic
Order and the I. o. o. F. lodge. He
was &c.
Mr.. Elwell is survived by the
widow, Catherine, and daughter,
Miss Marie Elwell, both residing
here, and son Glenn, New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-27
SIZES 6 to Is YRS.

A manufacturers surplus lot
of lined Knockers made to
sell for twice this low price.
Greys, tans, blues, browns
and fancy suitings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-27
Sound Films Enjoyed by Blind

Times Special
SAN FRANCISCO, March ~
This city has more than $50 blind
persons who have become movie
fans since sound was introduced.
Some theaters are admitting the
blind free.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
iCASARES R DUO
QUE SERA ACELE|RADO
Ell RITMO DE LA EJECU-
CION

Madrid, mayo 21.-La falta
de Don Manuel Azaha Sc not6
en- ell ParlamenJo al pronunciar
ell discurso de presentation del
nuevo gJbierno ell Sr. Casares
Quiroga, primer ministro.
FL discurso de Casares fue
concise y expuso cen claridad
que ell programa del actual ga
binete es ell mismo que Ell del
anterior, pero que 6l Sc propo-
ne acelerar Ell ritmo de la eje-
cuci6n.
Intervinieron en- ell debate pc
litico los Sres. Gil Robes, Cal
vo Sotelo Y Portela Valladares.
La mayorfa di6 un vote de con-
fianza al gobierno por 287 con-
ira II.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

Los a~rtistas que las "Estrellas"" prefieren
Ell favOritO de la ~sandunguera Lupe VeIez

Las luminarias del celuloide,
en- aras a la ammonia que, aun-
que no sea mas que convencio-
nalmente, debe reinar entire
elias, Sc resisten a dar a quie-
mes conceptGan los mejores ac-
torres de su epoca. Lo contrario
.seria una imprudencia que en-
Ocasiones pudiera llegar a in
disponerlas con sus amigos O.,
10 que es peor, con sus empire
sas. Esas empresas que dfas
antes de comenzar la filma-
cion de sus principales pelfcu-
las les hacen declarar que ell
resto del reparto esta integra-
do por las mas destacadas fl
guras de la pantalla. A1n Sc
recuerda en- los medios cine
matograficos de Hollywood la
equivocaci6n sufrida por Mar
lene Dietrich hace unOs amos,
cuando la actriz alemana aca-
baba de llegar procedente de
Europa. Sc iniciaba por aquel
tiempo la consolidation del CT
ne sonoro, luego de aquellos
ensayos timidos que hicieron
Greer en- un retorno a la produc-
ci6n muda, y la casa que habia
contratado a la protagonista
de Ell Angel Azul Sc disponfa a
lamar una opereta, interpre-
tada por cierto actor a quier
la publicidad encumbraba has.
ia alturas insospechadas. Pue;
bien; cuando Eleg6 ell instante
en- que una revista ~profesiona.
de Nueva York lanzase las pri.
meras e inevitables declaracio.
mes de las "estrellas"-en quit
mes estaban fijas todas las mi
radas- eSta, con deliciosa in
genridad, confes6 que ell AUDI
do actor lie parecia estimable'
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
LUCIANO MARTINEZ LIE
CONCEDERA LA AUTONO
MIA A LA UNIVERSIDAD

Quiere que los estudiantes re-
gresen satisfechos a sus classes
Habana, Mayo 21.-Hizo a.
yer declaraciones sobre la la :
Dor que Sc prOpOne realizar en-
b~eneficio de la cultura Guiana,
.el DR.. Luciano Martinez, nue.
VIC secretario de educacion.
"ofrezco dar a la Rep6bli-
ca mis- mejores esfuerzOs para
reorganizar la ensenanza."
"Deseo cue la Universidad
NaciOnal Sc reabra cuanto an
ties, con amplia autOnomia, de,
modo que los estudiantes pue-
dan regresar satisfechos a sus
classes. Creo que ell problema
requiere conOcer la psicOlogia
de la juyentud."
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
PRESENTO Ell SENADOR
GUFFEY N NUEVA
LEY ~CARBONERA
Los MinerOs URidOs Ped6rdn q
los COngresistGs Que Aprueben
Ia Media

Washington, mayo 21.-Con
ell fin de guitar del canine la
invalidaci6n aprobada por ell tri
bunal supreme, ell senador de-
m6crata Guffey, de Pennsylva-
MIA, present6 aver otro proyec4
to de ley que senala jornales y
horas, pero deja al gobierno la
facultad de fijar precios. No Sc
sabe 81 la ley sera resuelta en- la
presente legislature, aunque asi
10 piden los Mineros Unidos dc
America la poderosa ~organiza.
ci6n obrera.
Guffey asegura que su nue.
va ley evi.ara las molestias cons
titucionales y Sc hasa en- los re.
querimientos del concrete in
terestatal.
Mantiene ell senador que M
habl6 de su proyecto cen ell pre-.
sidente Roosevelt, aunque nc
MEGA que lie visit6 en- la Cass
Blanca.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

pero de categorfa artistica
muy inferior a la de otro... que
"rodaba una cinta para una
marca rival.
Marlene fue llamada al or
den. ST Sc desisti6 de que recti-
ficase p1blicamente fue por no
dar mayor publicidad a un
"resbal6n" que estuvc a puntJ
de obligarle a hacer de nuevo
sus maletas y cruzar otra vez
ell Atlantico.
En- Hollywood viven cerca
de doscientas personals que 60
zan la categorfa de "estreAas".
Demostrar publicamente pre-
ferencia por una cualquiera
serfa algo asi como declarar
la guerra a las ciento noventa
Y nueve restantes. No es de ex-
tranar, pues, que todos eviten
dar una respucsta a la indis-
creta pregunta Y que abunden
las evasiVas O las contestacio-
mes en- las que figuran ell NOM
bre de una actriz actor va ia
llecido: Rodolfo Valentino,
Lon CLANCY, Mary Dressler...
Otros nombres que los artis-
tas lpueden citar, sin mercer
por clio ell enojo de sus camara-
das, son los de los actores y &C
5rices infantiles. Shirley Tenn
pie o Baby Leroy suelen ser IN
buen recurso para qUienes es-
timan que nadie puede offender
Sc viendose preterido por cria-
turas de tan poca edad. Sin en-
barge, algunos, desafiandO to-
dos los peligros, Sc aventuran g
decir quienes son, seg1n ellos
los mejores actores cinemato-
graficos. Tai es ell case de Toby
Wing, Margaret Lindsay y Mi.
riam Jordan, que confiesan 81
entusiasmo por Janet Gaynor.
Los nombres de Gloria Swanson
y Mary Pickford son citados er
vanguardia de honor per arts.
tas como Claudette Colbert y
Silvia Sidney. Mae West admi
ra observation-disclosures a Adol
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
PrcpdradG ana sOrpreSG

PrcparadG ana sOrpreSG
La Sociedad del Santo Nom.
Ire, que tiene anunciada una
gran fiesta para Ell dia 10 de
JUNO, ofrecera una grata sor-
presa a los asistenttes ,segdn nos
comunica ell comite organiza-
dor.
NADIA podemos decir sobre
esa sorpresa, porque dejarfa de
serlo; pero sabemos que ell conf
te la considera uno de los mas
mas interesantes n1meros del
programa.
Las madrinas escogidas con
las Srtas. Marion Italiano, Do
.ra Miro, Manuelita Fernandez,
Madeline Lorenzo, Mary Rodrf-
lguez, Conchita Gij6n y Rosa
Greco.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

TO Menjou, ell galAn mas que
maduro, cuyos amos no desento-
marian junto a la silreta rubia
y ctonal de su admiradora.
Charlie Chaplin confiesa su es-
timaci6n artistica por Give
Brock, Juno de los actores mas
sobrios y personales que Sc han
asomado a las pantallas''. Ellis
sa Landi no recata su interes
por ell trabajo de la dainita An
ma May Wong. Y Gary Cooper
atrae la maxima atenci6n del
Ida Lupino Y Madge Evans.
Claro es que no hay regla sin
exception y que, asi como la ma
yor parte de las personals que
medran al calor de les estudios
rehuyen manifestar quien Eea
para elias ell artista mas exc
lente, tambien hay quien, con a.
L.. re despreocupaci6n, Sc sir
We de la pregunta para "epa-
tar" al pr6jimo y acerse un
POGO de reclamo. Ash, por ejem-
plo, la %mejicanita Lupe Velez,
quien, agraviando inclrso al que
con ell tempo (halbfa de ser su
marido, contest6 rauda a la in
terrogaci6n de un reportero,
hace va algunos amos:
uni actor predilecto? Pues
desde luego... iel perro Rin-Tin-
Tin!
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
LA f DTRECTIVA DE
LA PEQUENA CAMARA
DE

Esta noche tomara possession,
en- una fiesta que Sc verificara
en- ell Tampa Yacht y Country
Club, la nueva directiva de la
Pequena Camara de Comercio,
compues.a por los senores d.
Edwin Smalle, presidente; DR..
James Holdstock, Jr., vicepresi-
dente; F. H. Coune, Jr., secreta
rio; Glen Bullock, tesorero, y di
~rectores James A. Banton, Sam
Davis, j. N. Graham, John N.
Harrison, Robert D. Hill, j. H.
Jones, Charles Magruder, ]. Mil
ton McEwen, John w. Mckay,
Leslie Roach y IR. ]. Waterston.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
VOLVIO A
SU

Habana, Mayo 21.-A la l
de la tarde de aver Sc marcho
del palacio presidential ell DR..
Jose A. Barnet, que entreg6 ell
Poder al DIR. Miguel Mariana
Gomez, volviendo al aparta-
mento que ocupaba en- ell edifi'
clio Chibas, en- ell Vedado.
Ell gobierno lie nombrara en-
bajador en- ell lugar que esco
ia. con la exception de los Els
Itados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
.PERECIO UN Elk
MINISTRO DE JUAN VI
CENTE M

Las Palmas, Canarias, Mayo
21.-Cuando Sc bahaba en- la
playa de esta poblacion un sin
cope cardiaco lie hizo perder ell
conocimiento al DIR. Pedro En-
triago, exministro de estado
del difunto p~residente Juan vi
cente Gomez, de Venezuela. Al
no pOder nadar, Ell hOmbre mu
rio ahogado, siendo rescatado
ell cuerpo por varios banistas.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

cera ell domingo por la noche,
en- ell restaurant FL Boulevard.
Esto demuestra la sincera a.
mistad que mudhas personals
sienten por ell notable m1sico
Maxine Echegaray. I'm pro-
grama especial Sc prepare para
entretener a los asistentes.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
MURTo Ell ARZOBISPO PAS
CUAL DIAZ

Ciudad de MejicO, Mayo Fl
aver, a la edad de So
amos, ell arzobispo Sr. Pascual
Diaz, una dc las principles fl
guras del clcro mejicano. Des-
de hacia aIg1n tempo estabs
enfermo.
Miles de personals acudieron
al palaciO del arzObispadO a
testimoniar SUI pesame pOr Ia
muerte del prelado.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
De piaie

De UiGje
EMBARGO aver para Miami,
donde atendera importantes ne
lgocios, ell DR.. Jose L. Awellanal,
estimado amigo de esta casa. lie
acompana Arturo Capablanca.
un companero nuestro.
ALI pasaran varios dias. A 81
regreso ell DR.. AvellanaL que es
abogado graduado en- Georgia,
visi.ara su bufete de Atlanta.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
GONZAuO CUM SUBSECRE
TARIO DE EDUCACION

Habana, mayo 21.-Hoy sera
nombrado subsecretario de edu-
caci6n ell DR.. Gonzalo CUM, ca
tedratico del Institute de Matan
zas v un tecnico de grandes me
ritos.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
SERA
Ell P-RESUPUESTO AL


Esta noche, en- session extraor
dinaria, ell alcalde Chancey en-
tregara al ayuntamiento Ell pre-
supuesto de 1886.
Hoy Sc dijo en- ell despacI,o
del alcalde que acompahara al
documento una clara exposition
de los problemas financieros de
la municipalidad.
A la policia Sc lie page Ell lu-
mes Y aver a los bomberos.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

Frank Grasso, y: Los Bohemios,
la del maestro Ed1e2aray.
Ell p1blico quedara grata-
mente impresionado con la Ia
Dor que esos j6venes realizan.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
La Tenida del Crist6bal Colon

4N a 1fAhN*0 WV
Una tenida en- la que sc dara
ell primer grade a 8 candidates,
Sc v~erificari esta noche por Ell
Castillo Crist6bal Colon No. Z,
de los Caballeros del Aguila.
Disertara sobre moral poll
tica, sin partidarismos, el Sr.
Victoriano Manteiga, nuestro
director.
La Logia celebrara su bale
de las Flores ell dia 6 de JUNO,
con la orquesta La Tropical.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
Ell Bale de las Flores

AlN NV
del Centre EspGaOL
LIE correspondent a la pode-
rosa sociedad Centre Espahol
celebrar ell bale de las flores el
dfa 80 del mes actual, en- Ell pa
lacio de Ybor City.
La secci6n de recreo, ahora
presidida por ell atento Ciga-
IRAN, la confiado ell programa
musical a Los Bohemios y Don
Francisco.
Esperamos que la secci6n de
recreo nos mantendra entera-
da de sus planes en- relaci6n con
esta fiesta.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
BaiLe de las Flores

No descansan los j6venes y
damas del Cfrculo Cubano en- ell
trabajo de alderman Ell salon pa
ra ell bale de las Flores, que Sc
efectuara ell proximo sabado.
Tocaran dos orqueStas de mo-
da, Don Francisco, que dirige
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
La Gran Fiesta del Ctrcmo

q UTNOW 4 VOOVW WVV WVW
Costara SIPS Ell almuerzo y
entrada al Picnic que Ell Circulo
Cubano celebrara en- su edificio
social, altos y bajos, ell dfa 20
del mes de JUNO. Para ell bale
Sc han fijado los precios de so
cts los caballeros y 25 las da-
mas.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21
La Verbena del n

AstaTiaRO
Con admirable entusiasmo
trabaja la juventud del Centre
Asturiano para que culmine en-
un exito rotundo la Verbena del
df2 20 de JUNO, en- la pista de
galgos de Sulphur Springs.
Entire los a~sistentes sc rega-
lara un viaje a la Habana, en-
primera clase, con los gastos pa
gos.
EsperamOs nuevos detalles
para seguir irformando.
La gaceta., 1936-05-21

La VentG de inVitGciOnes
Durante los dos 1ltimos dias
aument6 de manera apreciable
la venta de invitaciones o cubier
tos para ell banquete que Sc ofre
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-02

Charles Evans Hughes III, grand
son of Chief Justice Charles
Evans Hughes Of the U. s. SUI
preme court, won high honors at
Brown university at Providence,
r. l., where he is a student. Be
sides being elected to. Phi Beta
Kappa, honorary scholastic So
ciety, Hughes heads the junior
prom committee and is managing
editor of the Brown Daily Herald
campus publication.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-03-02

Afch w. Aoney +,
Secret ultraviolet ray tests Of the
wood in the Lindbergh kidnap lad
der are said to have been made by
Arch Nv. Loney, wood expert for
WPA, to show that Bruno Richard
Hauptnann did not use wood from
his attic to build the ladder as
prosecution charged. The new evil
dence has been placed before Cover
nor Hoffman Of New Jersey.
Memtrnl PreSS)
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Little Cabinet
Ladies Meet

One pretty visitor in the
Capital who enjoys a consti-
tutional along Massachusetts,
Avenue is Christine Long,
daughter of our Ambassador
to Italy and Mrs. Breckin-
ridge Long. Glimrsed one
afternoon late last week she
was wearing a tan tweed coat,
the lapels of brown and tan
checked material and a
brimmed felt hat, worn at a
becoming angle.
The former Surgeon General
of the Public Health Service
and Mrs. Hugh s. Cum
ming are motoring in Virginia
this week. They left the Capt.
tai Saturday for Richmond
end were the weekend guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Stuart Nc
Guire. Before their depar-
ture the retiring Surgeon Gen
eral had many congratulatory
kilograms and cables. Two he
particularly treasured were
from his daughter, Mrs. Man
vile Kendrick-she was for
merly Diana Cumming and
now makes her home in Sheri-
dan, Wyoming-and his son
Hugh S. Cumming, jr., who
with his bride is lingering on
in Geneva.
Upon their return here the
Cummings will spend a few
days packing preparatory for
their trip by sea to California
where they will bask in the
sunshine for several weeks.
En- route home they will stop
in Sheridan to visit the Kend-
ricks and spend some happy
hours with their two little
grandsons, aged 2 and 4.
Beginning Saturday the
Junior League is planning to
hold an exhibit of 'local tai
ent," or the work of their own
members. 1t should prove
very interesting.
A person who is extremely
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Dinner to Fete
Official

The Postmaster General and
Mrs. James A. Farley will be the
guests in whose honor Senator
and Mrs. Joseph C. O'Mahoney
will entertain at a large dinner
on Tuesday, February II, in the
ballroom at ward m an Park
Hotel.
The Ambassador of Mexico and
Sonora de Castillo Najera enter
tanned at luncheon in the EN-
bassy Saturday in honor of Mr..
Harold Butler.
The guests included the Min
ister Of Switzerland, Mr.. Marc
Peter; the Minister of Yugoslovia
and Nine. Fotitch, Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Rublee, the wife of the
Counselor Of the Mexican EN-.
baSSy, Sonora de Quintanilla; Mr.
w. Childs, Senorita Conception
Davila and Senorita Maria Elena
Garduno.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Parties Before Lecture

There will be several dinner
parties before and supper parties
following the lecture Wednesday
evening when Eugen Weisz will
be heard in his opening talk,
'"The Art If Ancient Civilization, 4"
at $3.50 o'clock in the auditorium
Of the Washington Club.
Recent additions to the group
Of subscribers include the Finan-
cial Attache Of the Argentine EN-
baSSy and Sonora Alfonso Irigoyen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldron Faulkner,
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams. Mrs.
John S. Barbour Daingerfield,
Mrs. Harold Stephens. Miss Ger
trude Power. Miss Harriet Brown,
Miss Emily Steuart, Miss Lois
wilkins. Miss Mary Smith. Mr..
Alexander Lee. Mr.. Ernest Parker,
Mr.. Benjamin Smart, Mrs. G..
Frederick Coles. Mrs. Carl H.
Smith. Mrs. william Hill and
Mrs. Reginald Geare.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
State Dance
I omorrOW

The Indiana State Society will
open its social season with a re.
ception and dance tomorrow eve
ming in the ballroom Of Ward
man Park Hotel.
The members Of the Con-
gressional group from Indiana
who will be honor guests and will
receive with the President Of the
Society, Mr.. Louis Ludlow, and
Mrs. Ludlow, are Senator and
Mrs. Frederick Van Nuys, Senator
and Mrs. Sherman Minton, Rep
resentative Virginia Jenckes, Rep
resentative and Mrs. John w.
Boehne, jr., and Representative
and Mrs. Arthur Greenwood.
The Chief of Staff of the Army,
Gen. Malin Craig and Mrs. Craig
will entertain at a dinner Wednes-
day evening in honor of the AS
Sistant Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Harry H. Woodring at their
quarters at Fort Myer.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Copyright. 1881

clever in spite of her youth and
attractiveness is Louise Chan
dler. Anyone meeting this
slender blond slip of a girl,
who certainly knows how to
wear clothes, might take her
for a student at one Of the nu-
merous schools in this city, or
even for a subdeb, but never,
a thousand times never, would
they guess that she actually
worked. Not only that, b t
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Change Of Residence

Mrs. James P. McKane and her
daughter, Miss Catherine McKane,
of Milwaukee, Wis, who have been
in Washington since the early
Fall, have moved from the Broad
moor, where they made their
home, to Wardman Park. where
they will spend the remainder Of
the Winter
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
Arrives Tomorrow

The Ambassador Of the Union
of Soviet Socialist Republics, Mr..
Alexander Antonovich Troyanov-
sky, will arrive in New York to-
morrow aboard the Majestic after
a visit of several months in his
homeland. He will be met by
Nine. Troyanovsky and the Coun-
selor of the Embassy and Nine.
Skvirsky.
The Washington times., 1936-02-03
So4A Gown"
Surprise Party

Mr.. Horace Doughty enter
tanned at a surprise birthday
party in honor of his wife Satur-
day evening at the Wilson Inn,
in Clarendon, Va. Among those
who attended the party were Mr..
and Mrs. C. j. Ives, Mr.. Kenneth
Pierson, Miss Beatrice Dunlap,
Mrs. James Cation, Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Crickenberger, Miss Mar
garet Pearl, Mrs. Mary E. Co.
berth. Miss Olive Coberth, Mr..
Horace Coberth and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Wood.
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she has studied law, passed her
bar examinations with flying
colors and has been practicing
for several years. Wonders
never cease
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Diplomatic and Official Notes:
ENVOY AND WIFE WILL ENTERTAIN
Ambassador of Brazil and Nine. Aronho Will Be
Hosts at Two Dinners and at Small Dance
In Honor of Their House Guest

The Brazil and Mme Aranha will entertain din
the Embassy Thursday February 49, They will again be
the
andb Britain postponed
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Mary Cremen
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Cremen
have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Mary
Ellen Cremen, to Mr.. James Nor
timer Carr. son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Mortimer Carr.
Miss Cremen attended Holy
Cross Academy and later Trinity
College. With her sister, Miss
Betty Cremen, she has been a
popular member Of the sub debu-
tante set Of Washington.
Mr.. Carr is a graduate Of Will
lam and Mary College. The we'd
ding date has not been selected.
The announcement was made
at a luncheon given Saturday at
the Mayflower.