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Evening star., 1936-10-04

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La gaceta., 1936-04-18
HOY SERAN ELECTOS LOS
REYES DE MAYO

A las diez de la manana de
hoy, en- el Auditorium, seran e.
lectos les reyes de Mayo por un
jurado cccrpuesto per ell DR.. j.
R. McEachern, jefe de sanidad,
y M. j. Mackler, asistente del
jefe.
Los Mics que aspiran al no
nor, Y cue a Su vez fueron cleo
tics en- sus escuelas, son Edward
Oliver y Dord ny Hamlin, de
Buffalo; Jose Menendez Y Ella
Alvarez, de Oran,e Grove; Ma
nue.: Zayas y Gloria Alvarez, de
v. M. Ybcr; Andres Alvarez y
Armada Tcuzet, de Tampa Bay
Boulevard; N9elio Monies de
Oca y Mariana Acostab de Nc
Fsrlane Park; R. Pihera y Nor
vile Garcia, de Henderson,; Ma
rio Ippolito y Katherine Hill, de
MaoFarlane Frank Munfz G
Hilda Acosta de Phillip Shore;
Jose Fernandez Y Norma Ada
mo, de Cuesta; Bobbie Hale y
Martha Payner, de Roosevelt /;
James Arduengo y Vera Daw-
kins, de Graham; ]. d. Minton
y Ruth Green, de Jackson; Ken
neLh Hudson y Mary Noble, es-
cuela parroquial catolioa, Y Da-
vid Gay y R. Richards, de DE-
Soto.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n de Clearwater v ca
dena National: 5 100 Blue Room
S:15, orquesta bavaria; 6:45, re-
ligi6n en- las noticias; Z 100, ms
titUto de canaantes; 500, HI.
Parade; $50, National Barn;
II 100, Glenn McC arthy; II is,
Billy Lossez; II 80, Glen Gray
IL 800, Carnival, y 1890, or
4uegta de Williams.
Estaci6n WDAE Y cadena Co
iurmbia: SIS, Tmmy Broad
hurst; 6:15, Elsie Taopmson f;
6:45. Gertrude Nielsen; 700,
Frank Parker; 8 100, Follies of
he Air; 900, BARITONE Richard
Bcnelli, en- Ell programa de los
cigarrillos Chesterfield; $50,
ccronel Stocnagle y Brdd; 10:
?al6n moderno; ii :15, Nick Lu-
cas-, Y II 80, Henry King.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18

Escribiremos ell lunes sObre
Lorenzo Grandi, ell anciano so
cialis.a que vive en- Miami, es-
poso de una condeSa, primo de-
mariscal Badogio y hermano de
I'm coronel del ejercito fascista.
Prefiri6 Grand perder la
pension que a SUI esposa Sc pa
gaba, antics que elogiar la ini-
Qua aggression contra Ethiopia.
Ahora CON civismo que lie e.
naTbece, dice del fascismo y de
sus mantenedores las cosas que
lie parecen bien.
No aria la bandera del Socia
liSmo este anciano emparenta-
do co narist6cratas y con que
rreroS.
ilDefiende 10 que es justo y no
beme a la calumnia, como tam
POGO a la muerte!
La gaceta., 1936-04-18

Los fascistas e~spahcles asesi-
nan y perturban el orden, ere
yendo que Ell %ejercito acudira en-
su ayuda y la libertad morira
en- Espana.
Pero los sccialigtas y, los
hombres Gle izquierda no permi
tran Ga im romisi6n del ejerci-
to v habra que lasar sobre ma
les Ge c2daveres 81 alguma vez
sc intenta un golpe de est9do co
mo 10 daSea Gil RCb!es y otros
como el.
Espaha quiere un %lslobierno
que ayude a dbreros y campesi-
nos a sa,ir de la "esclavitud' y
de la extrema miseria. I'm go
bierno que beneficie a los mas,
no a los latifundistas y a los
que ofre.en Ell cielo, como recon
pensa final, a cambio de que a
ellos Sc les permita gozar de la
riqueza nal a6quirida.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
Sc REUNIO Ell. CONSEJO
DE Ministries
Las Ligas Fascistas seran
Disueltas

Madrid, Abril 18.-El conse
jo de ministries sc reuni6 a las
diez de la manana. Sc estudia-
ron los successes de aver y Sc "a
cord6 presentar al Parlamento
un proyecto de ley que prohi-
ba, a discretion del ministro de
la gobernaci6n, ell uso de uni e
formes a los militares retira :
dos, con ell fin de evitar inciden
tes desagradables.
Al Parlamento Sc comunica-
ra la disoluci6n de las ligas fas
cistas y organizaciones de pa
recido caracter.
Ell proyecto de ley aproba6o
por ell consejo Sc present6 EN-
las Cortes, en- horas de la tar
de.
Los lamentables successes del
paseo de la Castellana, en- OPT
MON del ministro INFERNO de la
gobernacion, Sc produjeron
por haberse cambiado, sin ell
correspondence permiso, ell til
nerario del entierro del ST.. De
los Reyes. D haber seguido Ell
entierro la ruta acordada, don
de Sc habia puesto la suficien-
tie protection, NADIA hubiese o.
currido.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
CONFH7ENCIA DEL FAS-
CISTA u ROSEILI

DID sroche una co1ferencia
en- la Unione TIA lara, 3efen-
5iendc la invasion de Eilpia
per M.csliri eli lider fa9cisSa
DR.. Bruno RESELL.
Italia, die, no Sc sien!e a.
verglaz25a de su campaiia en-
N icpia Lo que Italia e9sa ha-
ciendo ca ahadir civilization, no
iiestruirla''.
"Esta guerra es solo un capt.
%uig en- la vida de Italia emo
'"sci5n; Per un ca2ftu!o inpor-
,t'',.e y ei2v'ra a nuestro pals a
gran a.t-ra'.
Rcse1fi fu6 invitado a hablar
n Tampa per Va sCciedad Gle We
eranos la'iaaos de Ia guerra
mundial.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
MONTA A DOCE MILO
MES Ell PRESUPUESTO
DE EDUCACION

Habana, abril 18.-La Secre-
de educaci6n pedira sc lie
.conceda en- los nuevOs presu-
pQestCs Ia cantidad de $12yO0O,-
900 para a ender a la creaci6n
de 800 aulas y reabrir las es:re-
las de Concrete, Normales y Ar
tes Y Offices. Ell s~ecretario Sc
propone tagnbi6n iniciar el fun
cionamiento de "a escuelas su-
p~ericreS de SCI .Hnda e~nsenamza
y crear la CT mission nacional de
educaci6n fisica.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18

La Tercera Fiesta Primaveral

La TercerG Fiesta PrimdOeral
Sera Ia Tercera Fial'2 Pri-
mJaveral la de manana, en- lcs
2nE.i,s salones del edificio s.
Ls9 Gle West Tampa.
Tres triunfos de La Secci6n de
Propaganda del CentrL Espa-
hol. Els p~erfecta la organization
Y grande ell entusiasmo que rel
ma. A,gunas personals opinan
eve Ia de este ano Superara a
las anterioTes.
Es sincere el deseo de que pa
sen las horas Y Easue ell denim
o.. Llegara Y con 81 uno de los
l@.unfcs mas grandes de la po-
derosa sociedad espahola.
FL Gal ego" de Corral dice
que 81 ne queda mejor que la del
ano pgsadc, no jugara mas al
domino. Parruca lie tcmo la Pa
y ofreoi6 que no fraGra
mas un taGaco 81 no es alsi. jose
Vazquez, ell director de la fiesta,
oye tranquilo, dardo las 6rde-
res pertinentes de acuerdo con
Parrlca su ayudante, y los de-
mas sen1res que prestan su eco
peraci6n. Parrrca tiene muchas
ccsas que hacer, dada su rela-
ci6n directa con la fieJ a, como
Presidente de la secci6n auspi-
ciadora, y Iaa sido escojidO ell
Sr. Jose Vazqusz como jefe,
para que olga a todos y presto
su ayuda. FL exito franco y 10
Sc vera maiana.
Durante el almuerzo tocara
la orqueSta 'Los Bohemios'.
Sc cfreceran n1meros de va
y despues dara comien
20 eel bale con LAS orquestas
Don Francisco y Los Bohemios.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
LA INSCRIPTION DE LOS.
BOTES DE MOTOR Y Lam
SHAS

Todas ra,s psnsonas 1lelnag de
bcte sde m5tcr Y lanchss 2us no
Is,aysn aun solicl a3o s-urcl me-
ros del risevo depar, a men, de
~comerlio, pueden ser o~a igadas
con null as de $40, sl I'm mani
fest6 aver Ell Sr. A. ]. Angle, re
taf Ela6er de aduanas Eara Ell
distri:o de Florida.
"HN.ta ell dia IL de abril Sc
ha5ia concedido a lcc dtIen.3 de
eSas emibar:acic-rs y aaa fe-
cha va pas6. Les que no ;lttan-
gan sus nrlmeru3 iccurriran en-
una multa DE $10".
Solo sc han inSoripJ unas
5000 de las 10000 embarcacio-
mes que Sc calaula hay EN- la Flo
rida.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
Gran fiesta

De acuerdO CON las noticias
que hemOs dado soibre una fies-
ta-picnic en- ell edificio del Cfrcu
10 Crbanc, nos informan que la
piensan celebrar en- ell mes de
Junio. Mes alegra la confirma-
ci6n, va que fuim9s indirecta-
mente, los iniciadoreS.
Una fiesta EN- TODD ell edificiO
con aImuerzo, ENTERTAINMENTS
Y bale. La ''casita cridlla" pa
rece construida a prOp6sIo pa
ra esta clase de fiesta. Con bue-
ma organization y entendimien-
! to mWtuo, pueden alcanzar ell
exibo a que son merecedores.
Estamos dispuestos a ayu,
darles.
Cesar RiVerO.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
M Ell DEBATE POLL
TICO EN- Ell

Madrid, Abril 18.-En las
Cortes Sc termin6 ell jueves. CO
mo Sc habia anunciado, ell de-
bate polftico.
FL primer ministro, ST.. Ma
nuel Azana, contest6 a los dis
cursos de los Sres. Gil Robles,
CalvO Sotelo y Ventosa, expli-
cando ell origen de la coalici6n
Frente Popular, que busca res
tablecer la Repdblica liberal
QUE Sc constituyera en- 1881.
"Ansiamos vigorizar la Repu-
blica y 10 conseguiremos'.
Por 1876 votos contra 70 50
accord GUN vote de confianza al
ministerio.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
DE LEY SOBRE
LA EDAD DEL RAPTO

Habana, abril j18.-Un pro-
yecto de ley soore la edad del
rapto Sc presentara a la CANA
"a de representatives.
La intenci6n del legislator es
rebajar a 16 amos la edad, en- lu-
gar de Is.
Despues de los 16 anos no
habra rapto cuando la mucha-
cha Sc marche con u nI.ombre.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
Una bodG

Una bOdG
En- dfas pasadOS contrajeron
m~ayrimonio la Srta. Maria Te-
resa Pines y ell j6ven Fernando
Mendoza, en- la residencia de los
padres de la novia, los espoSos
Esther y Guillerm6 Pines. We
cinos en- la Gale Nassau mime
no 211O. EstuvO la representa-
ci6n de la Ley a cargo del Nota-
rio Sr. Candida Perez. Firma-
ron en- calidad de testigos la
Sra. Hortensia Mendoza y Ell Sr.
Ramon del Valle.
Los nuevos espOsos esbable-
ceran su Residential en- esta 10
calidad.
Para ellos nueStrOs mejCres
deseos.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
PLEITos Y

Luke Warren contra Viola
Warren; Lucille H. Wooten
contra S. j. Wooten; Santiago
Rondon contra Isabel Fernan-
deb Rondon; William S. Muir
contra C. E. Muir; Katherine
Moody contra James R. Moody
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
ELOGIASE Ell ACUERDO
DEL GOBIERNO

Madrid, Abril 18.-Los dia
rios de Izquierda elogian ell a
cuerdo del gobierno tendiente
a evitar, por medic de una ley.
la ingerencia de los militares
retirados en- Ia politica.
Ell proyecto sera discutido
hoy sabajo, con La oposici6n
de las Derechas.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
Ell TEMPO

Claro y nublados parciaIes.
Maxima temperature aver, 81
grades; mfnima, sc.
Marea alta a las 1883 a. m.
Marea baja a las 500 a. m.
y 6:28 p. m.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18

as 8, para rsportar lcs venii-
~ el "a Sscrstarfa del Centre
E:pancl, EN- Ybor.
Les cue no sean devuelbos a
s32 htra Sc consideraran vendi-
ics.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
En- Ell Rubin"

En- ell Rubin"
Presta Sus servicios en- ell res
taurant "Rubin" la orquesta
Southern Aces, que dirije Ell
j6ven pianista Luis Fernandez.
Sis propietaricE, los senores
jose Y Manuel Rubin, desean
ofrecer gratas h2ras de misica
q sus favorecedores y amigos.
La orquesta I.oca en- La hermO-
sa sala del mencionado restau-
rant.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
De "Los BohemiOs"

FL programa musical que tras-
mite la orquesba Los Bohemios'
desde ia estaci6n WDAE, sera
trasmitido por Ultima vez, en-
viernes, la pr6xima semana De
8 80 a 8. Debido a I'm Gambia en-
"a cadena Columbia, sc trasmi-
tira todos los jueves, de 9 a
I9:3o.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
tESCANDALIZABA FRENTE'
A UNA IGLESIA

Habana, abril 18.-iLa kpli-
cfa Gle Ia quinlta estaci6n detu-
vo a una mujer de la raza blan-
ca, demente que escandalizaba
fren e a la igiesia del Sagrado
Coraz6n.
Cuando fre de1enida la pobre
mIjer llevaba en- las manos sus
zapatos Y un abanico.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18

DEL PUERTO

Entraron aver los vapores
americanos Evelyn y Jomar y
la motonave sueca Spareholm.
Sc hicieron a la mar los va
pores Heddernheim, aleman;
los americanos Point Judith y
Point Bonita y La motonave sue
ca Laponia.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
ELECTOS LOS REPRESEN-
TANTES EN- Ell TRIBUNAL
DE

Madrid, Abril 18.-Las Cor
ties eligieron en- la session de
aver a los diputados que han
de representatives en- ell Tribu-
nal de Garantias Constructions
les.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
ASAMBLEAlS DE LOS PAR
TIDARIOS DE TOWNSEND

Dos mf'ines celebrara hoy los
partidarios de Townsend, uno
en- Dade City, con Morris M.
Givens de Orador, y otro en-
Lake Worth, con TN discourse de
Joseph F. Winneur.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18

De interes
A las personals que l'ienen
tickets de la Fiesta Primaveral
del Centre ESpanOl, SIC les avisa
que tienen haSta esta noche, a
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
Para separGr

JuTU SepuTuT
Las personals que deseen Sc
rarar mesas para ell Cabaret
T@e la Logia Curbelo No. A, de
"a Orden CabaT9aro &c la Luz,
os.ebrara ell dia 16 de Mayo, 10
pIeden hacer llamando al tele-
fono Y 1898.
Ell bale tendra efeao en- ell
Auditurio Municipal.
Seguiremos informandp.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
Operodos

En- eli Sand orio dlsl Centre
fueron cperados por lcs Ores,
N. R. Winton y Santiago Panic
Ii los Sres. H. Young, Fro To-
10 Y Paulina Gardana.
Ell estado de lbs pacien.es &c
9a.isfactorio. appearances que
pronto entren en- franca conva-
lescencia.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18

Edward Everett Horton EN-.
sehando a gn grrspo de mUche-
-'has bailarinas Ia canci6n me
gu4 a canIar' n1mero princi-
pal de la p~elfcyLa "The Singing
Kid" ura de las grandiosas pro
6Iccicnes Gal famoso cantante
Al Jols"n, que empezara a exhi-
birse en- Ell Teatro Victory hoy,
hasta 81 sabado.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18
MATRIMONIOS

c. W. Roster, Sc, y Catheri-
ne Cause, 40.
La gaceta., 1936-04-18

(Vtene de la 1G.)

possible, les naiLones que csc pull
10 Embellishments exige?
Evening star., 1936-06-21
Mrs. n. J. Brumbaugh
Will Entertain at
Tea This Afternoon

MRS. N. J, BaUMBAUGH will be
AVA hostess at tea this afternoon in
her home at 300l Sixteenth street
northeast, receiving from to o'clock
in honor of her brother-in-law and SIS
ter, the Rev. and Mrs. J. Homer Bright
and their son. Mr.. Calvin Bright, who
recently returned from China. The
Rev. and Mrs. Bright have been mis-
sionaries in North China for Is
years and have lived in Ping Ding
Chou, Shansi Province. They have
been instrumental, with about 80
others, in their field in the establish
ment Of Christian churches and train
ing Christian teachers and workers in
North China. Mrs. Bright also has
taught needle art work, organizing
and supervising hundreds Of the
natives.
Mr.. Calvin Bright. son Of the Rev.
and Mrs. Bright, brought with him to
this country his collection Of curios
and very ancient antiques. He has
made a special study Of the ancient
Chinese customs and history during
his school and college work in Peiping
and this collection will be on view
this afternoon.
Mrs. Brumbaugh will be assisted by
Mrs. Dora Lynch, Mrs. T. p. c. Willis
and Mrs. William Duncan as hostesses.
Others assisting will be Mrs. Clayton
c. Marsh, Mrs. James May, Mrs. Jo-
seph Weare, Mrs. E. A. Kerr, Mrs
Katherine Sherwood, Mrs. George ia.
cobson, Mrs. Paul N Brumbaugh, Mrs.
Sydney, Fenteman, Mrs. Harry B. Nc.
Clure, Mrs. Glen N. Brumbaugh, Mrs.
A. L. Poore. Mrs. Anna Strieby, Mrs.
r. j. Haskell, Mrs. S. L. Brumbaugh.
Mrs. Paul Flory, of Wilmington, and
Mrs. Granville NJ. Brlmbaugh Of
Westport, Conn.
Mrs. George Smith has arranged q
program of music which will be given
by Mrs. Fay Bruce Swenson, Mrs. Dor.
othy Long, and Mrs. Marietta Brum-
baugh, with Mrs. Flora Bennett at the
piano.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
Members of Army
Return to CAPITAL

Col. and Mrs. p. M. Rixey have re-
turned to Washington after an ab-
sence of three years. during which
Col Rixey was commandant of the
American Embassy Guard at Peiping,
China. They made their return trip
to this country by way of Europe and
are now staying at the Martinique.
Mrs. William c. McChord. wife of
Lieut.. Col. McChord. Army Air Corps,
has returned to the Mayflower from
a month's visit In Kansas City. Mo-,
her former home. Col. McChord has
been on duty in the War Department
for the past six months.
Capt. P. A. Reichle and his family
of Fort Bragg, N. c., are visiting in
Washington and are stopping at the
Fairfax.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
Miss Eliza Mitchell Wed to
Mr.. Corcoran Thorn, Jr.,
In Ceremony Yesterday
Two Prominent Washington Families Are
United by Marriage, Simply Arranged,
Which Takes Place at Grasslands.

II >WO families prominent in resident circles of Washington
society united yesterday when Miss Eliza MITCHELL
i daughter of Mitchell,
bride Mr. Cocoran Thom The wedding took place at Grass
quaint popular country generations
Washington residents families
intimate friends witnessed the when Mgr Edward
Buckley pastor of St Matthews Church. ocated o'clock
impovised the drawing
the club feaey Australian ferns formed the background and
candles the wall hung
white larkspur An aisle
white ribbon tying clusters Of lilies to
standards falling graceful festoons
Evening star., 1936-06-21
Notes of the Diplomats
Peruvian Ambassador Will Leave for
Summer -Signor Rosso to Entertain.
& Underwood Photos

for a short visit at the legation be-
fore returning to Holland.
The Norwegian Minister, M. Will
helm Munthe de Morgenstierne, will
sail Wednesday for Norway, where he
will join Nine. Munthe de Morgen-
stierne for the Summer months.
The Latvian Minister, NJ Alfred Bill
maniS. will entertain at dinner
Wednesday evening. when the rank
ing guests will be the Albanian Min
lister, M. Faik Konitza. and the Bull
garian Minister, NJ Dimitri Naoumof.
The Dominican Minister, Senor Don
Andres Pastoriza, returned to Wash
ington yesterday by plane from the
Dominican Republic, where he has
been for a short time.
The charge d'affaires of Nicaragua
and Sonora de De Bayle will leave
tomorrow for their Summer home at
Ocean City, Md.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

DR.. Mitchell escorted his daughter
who was dressed in white satin, simply
and gracefully made, the long skirt
falling into square train at the back
Her veil of tulle followed the modern
mode and was short. falling from
coronet of lace. and she carried gar
denias and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Walter F. Chappell. aunt of
the bride. was matron of honor, and
Miss Janet Aver Of Chicago was maid
of honor. They were dressed alike in
hyacinth blue moussel.ue de sole made
with ruff1ed shirts and short capeS and
their horsehair braid hats were in the
same shade, the velvet bands being
of a deeper shade. They carried
clusters of talisman roses.
The brides other attendants were
Mrs. Daniel C. Long. Mrs. James Nc
MILAN Gibson. Miss Kathleen Knox
and Miss Elizabeth ShouSe, who were
dressed like Mrs. Chappell and Miss
Aver, their hats differing only in the
shade Of the velvet band. which was
lighter instead Of darker than the
hats. Their bouquets were Of Johanna
Hill roses.
Mr.. Huntington Thorn was best man
for his brother and the ushers in
cluded Mr.. Nathanial B. Saltonstall of
Boston. Mr.. Joseph Morrill, Of Rye,
N. Y; Mr.. Gardner Cox of Cambridge,
Mass, and Mr.. Lawrence M. Prichard
of New York, classmates of the bride
groom at Harvard University; Mr..
James r. Mitchell, jr.. brother of the
bride, and Col. Robert L. Walsh,
brother-in-l law of the bridegroom.
A reception followed to which addi-
tional guests were asked. Mrs. Mitchell.
mother of the bride. and Mrs. Thorn,
mother Of the bridegroom, received,
the former wearing hyacinth-blue
chiffon with peach-color lace hat
and Mrs. Thorn was in dubonnet mar
quisette with hat to match.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn left for
wedding trip, the bride choosing for
a travelling costume a dark blue dress
trimmed with white and a becoming
dark blue hat Mrs. Thorn was pres
ented in Washington several seasons
ago and has been an active member of
the Junior League and one of the most
popular members of the younger cir
cles of the National Capital. She at
tended Holton Arms School here and
graduated from st. Timothy's at Cat
onsville, Md, and later attended Mile.
Boissier's School in Paris. Mr.. Thom
graduated from Middlesex School at
Concord, Mass, and from Harvard
University In the class Of 1928. He is
a member of the Hasty Pudding Club,
the Institute of ITO and the Spec,
and In Washington of the Metropoh-
tan, the Racquet and the Chevy Chase
Clubs.
MIR. and Mrs. Thorn will make their
home at 4109 Forty-ninth street.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
Residential
Social Notes
DR.. and Mrs. Lyon
Will Sail for Homo
lulu Friday.

H r. AND MRS JAMES ALEX
ANDER LYON and their
daughter Elizabeth will leave
tomorrow for the Pacific
Coast and will sail Friday aboard the
Malola for Honolulu. where they will
spend the month of July with Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. Hugh A. Drum at Fort
Shafter..
DR.. and Mrs. Lyon and their daugh-
ter will return to California the first
week in August and will spend some
time on Lake Tahoe before coming
East to their home, Glenview Farm, on
Rockville road. They expect to ar
rive in Washington the middle Of
September.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock will close her
house on Scott Circle tomorrow and
will leave for Bar Harbor to oren her
Summer home, Elsinore, for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norment are
leaving for New York today and will
be at the Waldorf Astoria until We'd
nesday, when Mr.. Norment will sail
for England on the Queen Mary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul z. johnson have
opened their cottage at Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa, where their daughter,
Miss Mary Louise johnson. will join
them at different times during the
Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Witt enter
tained 40 guests on the Shoreham
terrace last evening for their daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Witt, to celebrate
her birthday anniversary and her
graduation from Roosevelt High
School.
Mrs. George Saufley and Miss Betty
Saufiey are established in their new
home in Foxcroft, Va, where Capt.
Saufiey, who has recovered from his
recent Illness, Joined them last week.
Miss Bess Edwards entertained at
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Cabinet and Official
Set Members and Wives
Are Convention Bound
Capital Practically Will Be Deserted for the
Week While Sessions Are Being
'1 Held in Philadelphia.

QeSerted
bers OF the cabinet and their wives who, with few
L exceptions, will Philadelphia for Democratic
National Convention.
Washington until Tuesday Philadelphia
being large
banquet tomorrow night.
Secretary Treasury Mrs Henry Morgenthau
E have not yet set the date Of their departure but probably
will to the convention toward the middle of the week.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. George Den also
what they will the Quaker City but
their daughters Miss Betsy Den and Mrs Harry Baxter will
60 Tuesday.
Attorney General and Mrs. Homer s. Cummings are
expected to leave today for Philadelphia.
The Postmaster General, Mr. Farley has been in
Philadelphia since Thursday Joined by
Farley at the opening of the convention.
Swanson wife of the Secretary of the Navy who has
been in Annapolis since Thursday where she has visiting
Capt and Mrs Edgar Woods will return Washington
of the week She Philadelphia only
mating speech. The Secretary will not attend.
The Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace
leave today for Philadelphia Mrs Wallace their daughter
Jean Wallace left last week for Iowa. where they Joined by
their Mr. Robert Wallace They their
home in Colorado Springs
The Secretary of Commerce Roper also
will be those who will leave Tuesday the
The Secretary of Labor Perkins, will go to-
morrow to Philadelphia.
Senator and Mrs Warren Austin Vermont have gone
to Burlington Senator Austin will remainder
the session and Mrs Austin accompany
the Mayfower.
Senator Louis Murphy who been spending several
with his family in Dubuque Iowa. returned his apartment
at the Wardman Park Hotel He will leave shortly Pha
depha to attend the convention there will return
Iowa to spend the Summer months.
Mrs. Walter George Mayhower from
Sea Island Ca and will Senator George
cratic Convention
The director of the mint Mrs Nellie Tayoe Ross will attend
the reception to be given tomorrow by the Philadelphia
of Governors the States
vention Mrs Ross will return to the Mayhowe Tuesday to
address the ladies delegates
Convention and will 60 back to the next
speak at meeting of attending the convention
The chairman Of the Federal Communications Commission
Mr. Aiming Prall will go to Philadelphia this will
stay at the Hotel Warwick during the convention.
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Envoy to Mexico
HOnOred at Dinner

The Ambassador to Mexico, Mr..
Josephus Daniels, was the guest in
whose honor his sisters-in-law, Miss
Ethel Bagley and Miss Belle Worth
Bagley entertained at dinner at the
Little Tes House Friday evening. DR..
and Mrs. Worth B. Daniels and their
young son, Worth B. Daniels, jr, were
also at the dinner.
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Tea Given by
Mrs. WarburtOn

Mrs. Clyde w. Warburton, wife Of
the director of extension work Of the
Department of Agriculture, enter
tanned the woman leaders who are at
tending the tenth National All Club
camp now in session at tea yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Warburton had as
sisting her Mrs. M. L. Wilson, wife
of the Assistant Secretary Of Agricul-
ture, and Mrs. c. 3. Smith, wife OF
the assistant director of extension
work of the Department Of Agri-
culture