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The Washington times., 1936-06-23
R00SEVELT'S 5
PLATFORM
REVISED
Farm and Labor PIanks
Revamped as Leaders
"SWinq to Left"

PHILADELPHIA, June %
U.N.SD.-SenatOr Robert F.
Wagner 3D. of New York,
chairman of the Democratic
resolutions o m mittee, an
nOunced today the convention
will write the platform"
II have no copy of any plat
FORM" said Wagner, denying re-
ports he was bringing a COM
pleted draft here from Wash
ingtOn. "The convention will
write the platform"
Don't you even have one
single plank for them?" he was
asked.
81 said," was his reply, "the
convention will write the plat
FORM"
By WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON
PHILADELP HIA, June %
U.N.S0.-PreS dent Roosevelt's
original platform for the 1896
campaign was being liberalized
today by his confidential plat
form-writers in a Swing to the
left" apparently initiated to off
set the threat of the Lemke-
O'Brien third party ticket.
Democratic convention leaders
were reported rewriting the
original drafts of the farm and
labor plankS in an effort to
maintain Roosevelt popularity
among farmers and organized
workers, who might otherwise
bolt to the third party. Both
planks were being redrafted in
far more liberal terms than pro
posed in the original tentative
platform.
Approved by Lewis
The new tentative platform was
said to include a promise Of
crop insurance" to American
agriculture. The labor plank was
said to pledge Federal aid Of
some sort to remedy conditions
in the coal industry. The latter
plank was said to meet the ap-
proval of John L. Lewis, United
Mine chieftain, who expressed dis
gust when Congress failed to en-
act the new Guffey coal control
act.
The planks on money, relief,
foreign affairs and monopoly were
reported completed and approved
by the President. The money
plank carried an outright decla-
ration against any return to the
gold standard, pledge to main
tain sound currency with steady
purchasing power" for the dollar.
Defends WPA Setup
The relief plank was expected
to defend the present WPA setup
as successful and proper, with a
denunciation of the Republican
proposal for turning relief control
over to the States. The tentative
draft called for a reduction of re-
lief costs as soon as private in
dustry abSorbs the unemployed,
but with a promise to let no clti-
zen Starve.
The foreign affairs plank boasted
of President RooSevelt'S good
neighbor" policy, pledged Americas
moral aid" to the world in the
maintenance of peace and preven-
ton Of war, but was silent about
the League Of Nations and its
World Court.
The monopoly plank declared
for vigorous and fearless enforce
ment of the antitrust laws
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Italian Ambassador
To OAidLenten Drama

The royal Italian Ambassador,
Augusta Rosso, heads the list of pa
irons and patronesses for the presenta-
ton of the famous Lenten drama,
pilates Daughter" Other we'll
known sponsors Of the drama are
Marchesa Rossi-Longhi. wife of the
counselor at the Italian Embassy;
Signora Coppola. wife of the air and
military attache: Marchesa Cugia di
SAINT 'Orsola, wife Of the naval attache;
Signora Bonardelli. wife Of the coun-
selor for emigration. and Contessa
Roberti. wife of the secretary of the
embassy. Also Mrs. A. j. Anselmo,
Mrs. Pauline v. Boyer, Mrs. D. M.
Gatti, Mrs. L. P. Gatti, Mrs. ]. e.
Gatti. Mrs. J. D. Gatti, Mrs. w. T.
Milovich. Mrs. c. Scagneli and Mrs.
J. Zerega.
pilates Daughter" is Americas
Oldest passion play and has swayed
the hearts of thousands of spectators
In various parts Of the country The
cast, composed Of members of the
Daughters of Mary of Holy Rosary
Church. has been preparing for the
presentation over an extended period
of time. Their sole purpose is to
make the passion of Christ better
known and loved. Three performances
will be given in Carroll Hall tonor-
row afternoon and evening and Tues
day evening.
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Invitations
Issued for
Exhibition
Senorita del Pulgar
Will Show Pastel Por-
traits Next Week.

)ARDS have been mailed to the
members of diplomatic. of1i-
cial and resident society an
nouncing an exhibit of por-
traits in pastel by Senorita Fresia del
Pulgar. young and talented Spanish
artist, in the Hessler- Henderson
Studios, at 1926 Connecticut avenue,
Monday and Tuesday.
Senorita del Pulgar has spent sew
eral months here with her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Burke, at 2540 Massachusetts,
avenue. The Ambassador of Mexico,
DR.. Don Francisco Castillo Najara,
and the Ambassador of Cuba, DR.. Don
Guillermo Patterson y de Jaurejui,
have posed for the artist.
Also in the exhibit will be shown
some Mexican studies which Senorita
del Pulgar painted last year while
visiting another sister. Sonora de
Azcarate, wife Of the military attache
at the Mexican Embassy, who soon
will go to Paris as Mexican Minister
to France. Other portrait subjects
include Sonora de Castillo Najara,
wife OF the Mexican Ambassador;
their daughter, Rosa Eugenia; Gen.
and Sonora de Azcarate and their
daughter Mercedes, Sonora de Alfaro
and Senorita Amelita Alfaro. wife
and daughter Of the Minister of
Panama; Mime. Rajamaitri, wife of
the Siamese Minister; the SenoritaS
Trucco. daughters of the Ambassador
Of Chile; Nine. Schlatter. wife of the
attache of the Swiss Legation and
daughter Of the Cuban Ambassador;
Sonora de Echegaray. wife of the
agricultural attache of Spain; Nine.
Boncesco wife Of the financial attache
of Rumania: Mile. Sibilla Skidelski
daughter of Nine. Bianchi. wife of the
Minister OF Portugal Mrs Claude
Gillette and Mr.. and Mrs. Burke.
The first years of Senorita del
Pulgar's career found her augmenting
the already thorough training re-
ceived from her distinguished father,
Santiago del Pulgar with two years
Of coaching under Bridgman and Du
Mond at the Art Students League in
New York City. Then she entered
the Ecole Preparatoire de Dessein.
where she made brilliant progress and
was accepted by the Beaux Arts.
Here she studied under Lucien Simon.
and after several years entered the
Academy La Grande Chaumiere,
where the famous Mexican painter.
Miguel de zsrraga, was attracted by
the unusualneSs of her style and
recommended that she complete her
work in Italy. However. before leav-
ing Paris she spent a year under the
tutelage OF Rene Vincent at the
Academy PaSsy and proceeded to
Rome, Venice and Florence, where she
received the instructions of several
Italian masters.
Two of Senorita del Pulgar's sisters.
Mrs. Thomas Burke and Sonora de
Azcarate. comprised, with Nine. Juan
Struck. fourth member of the
talented family, the famous Del Pulgar
THO. which was sponsored BY the
musician-statesman, Ignace Jan Pad
erewski. and made its debut in 1925
in the city Of New York.
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Hasty Pudding Show
Tomorrow Evening

Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt heads
the list of patronesses for the 1886
edition Of the annual show OF the
Hasty Pudding Club of Harvard Uni
versity, The Lids on" to be pre-
Sented here for one performance only
tomorrow night at the National
Theater.
Other patronesses are Mrs. Copley
Amory, Mrs. Chester c. Bolton. Mrs.
w. R. Castle, Mrs. Vinton Chaplin,
Mrs. James Curtis. Mrs. Frederick A.
Delano. Mrs. Walter Denegre, Mrs.
F. Mott Gunther, Mrs. Clarence Nor
ton Goodwin, Mrs. Ralph H. Hallett,
Mrs Charles S. Hamlin. Mrs. Hennen
Jennings, Mrs. Henry N Keys, Mrs.
E. Cortlandt Parker, Mrs. william
Phillips, Mrs. H. B. Spencer, Mrs.
Corcoran Thorn, Mrs John r. Will
liams. Mrs. Sumner Welles and Mrs
George A. Garrett.
The local committee in charge of
the presentation here of the Hasty
Pudding Club show is headed by Mr..
A. A. Lawrence. chairman, and in
cludes Mr.. John Caswell. jr.: Mr.. z.
de S. Melcher, Mr.. Corcoran Thorn.
Mr., Edwin Schafer. Mr.. Ralph H.
Hallett. Mr.. Vinton Chaplin. Mr.. Will
liam r. Castle and Mr.. E. Cortlandt
Parker.
Evening star., 1936-03-28
In Mpmnrtan

BREITWIESER. SAL0MEA. IN memory OF
or dear Eife and mother. SALoME :,
one year ago today. March IS 1885.
God left a place when He took YOU
Which never can be filled; ..
Well always love you till that day
When our hearts. too are stilled
HER HUSBAND, PHILIP BRErTWIESER
AND CHILDREN
BURKE. MARY p. tribute OF love to
mother. MARY F. BURKE. wfo istt US
one year ago today. March rs. 1885.
To live in the hearts CT those you
eD MACE AND JOSIE. I.
JACKSON. HANNAH. In sad but loving
remembrance Of our dear mother HAN
NAH JACKSON who departed this life
five years ago today, March IS 1881.
She FOUGHT life's battle braveIy
And patiently stood every test.
We know she is sveetly resting.
For she was one of Gods best
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN
JONES: LAKE W. In sad but lovine re-
m,em6Tsnse n, In OF my dear brother, LAKE
years as0 '0ais a1s sR64HER ns6sh n 1aaR; HARRY
LoMAx. GEORGE THOMAS. In fondest
memory of our husband and brother,
GEORGE THOMAS LOMAX. who de-
parted this life one year ago today.
March IS. 1895.
Thoughts return to scenes long past
Time rolls on. but memory lasts
DEVOTED WIFE. LOUISE LOMAx. AND
SISTERS
LURIG; ARTIE; In loving Iemcm6Esness
LURIG who left US four years ago to-
day March 9S 1892 v
his WIFE AND CHILDREN
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Benefit Tonight
At Country Club

The Washington Golf and Country
Club will be the scene of a gay
benefit party this evening. when the
ladies of the club will stage an en-
tertainment entitled "A Night in the
Klondike" The modern club rooms
will take on rough Alaskan atmos-
phere from O'Clock in the evening
until l O'Clock. As guests enter they
will be given 500 in stage money in
exchange for ST in real money for
use at the various games of chance.
Supper will be served in the Gold
Gulch" cafe, and "Laly Lou" and
'Sadie Thompson as we'll as other
beauties of the gold rush days. will
be present to dance with the men
guests. Mingling freely and in
friendly manner will be the sheriff,
6 feet 10. wearing a holster and a
10-gallon white-top hat. All the
ladies assisting will be dressed in
modish costumes of the gay '90s, but
costumes will be optional with guests.
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Draths.

ARTMAN. IRA. On Friday. March -. 1896
ns Mr5ene 'hs SA Esis-a sa aoMs
aSGp serTices at % the S. H Hines Co. ers funers
home 2g01 l4th st. nv on Monday
Marsh Marsh 80 HsmsioIv at pm lnterment S Fort
AwL. FRANCIS AsBURY. On Thursday
e!ss s,ih EEAseIs AssykS NsDs swh h'S SseSsd aS
ing at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral
ssqTisss aS@s feo rsre 9aS Sger chaPel on soa
Ariinefon h National Cemetery. with fuii ii
military honors. %
BANKS; Edgar ;aRs c; On On Wednesdssy sy:
after a brief illness EDGAR {. BANKS;
He leaves tS mourn their loss a deyoted dts
BANKS: tour brothers. murray cyphes,
Louis and Luther Banks; one sister.
Florence Crais' and devoted friend.
viewed at his parents residence 264s
shsdn Sfssy rnsr. sGsa sundsy sT MrcS se1ek s. SAT-
lao pm; n;,,a,, from campsel ran.I A M rol
ment Rosemont Cemetery. IS.
BEALL. VIOLA F. suddenly: on Friday,
Columbia I'd. NV; VIOLA r, BEALL tnee
IlOiIluSCl. OCIONCu Vi lin
c. Finnell. Remains RESTING at saf1elrs
chapel. 5th and H SITS. NV. Funeral
from the above chapel Monday. March
cemetsry. cer ts ? Pm lntermens olenSood 20
March -, 1885, HARRiEr z z BLACK;
FORD Of 1881 Euclid s. o.5 nv Deloyed
Of Marie B Hanlon and Marearet sher-
esasr h2mf H csmstsT, sns s6.rpsbaIs Md
en- Monday. March SO. %
BRIGGS, MABEL. On Wednesday, March
s5;., s5 le3s ,3,s at Gal,jnger Hospital after
ssushter, two brothers and md other sSsf' reia- g-
Remains resting at, Henry s. Washing
ave, ne, Funeral SUNDAY; March 20. at
5ist and Z sts. Sc. Elder g. 3, white Of:
ficiating. Interment in Woodlawn Gem
cAaIEE ALICE q s.a On wse yee;
s Voted E sister Of Mary seest nssr.a a Carter
Carter. Funeral Sunday. March -
at 10 am. from the w Ernest Jarvis
funeral church I43s You say. s. nv; Rev Rev
Memorial Cemetery. 20
CHAPMAN, ADA. Departed this life on
Tuesday. Msrch "a. 1885. at $50 pm.
at her residence. BOZ St. s.w. after
lingering illness. ADA CHAPMAN. She
leaves to mourn their loss q loving hus-
band. GeorRe Chapman: loving sister.
Mrs Bertha Dozier. hve nieces four
nephews and a host Of other relatives
and friends. Remains at Campbell's fu-
neral home. 423 4th ST. s.w., until Sat-
urday, March 2s; thence to the resi-
dence of her sister. S02 4tf st. s.w.
Funeral Sunday March 30. at / . IN.
from Zion Baptist Church. p st. be-
tween 3rd and 4th sts. s.w:. Rev. Herbert
officiating Interment Harmony Gem.
etery. Relatives and frienos invited. 2S'
DANSRY, WILLIAM. Suddenly, on Satur-
pitsl ns Will WILLIAM Dan p2assY. 4 Il. loving son
Of Christ and the late Helen Dansby.
loving husband Of Hattie. Dansby. He
brother. Rufus Danshy; one sister Has
sic Lou Dansby; . grandfather. twelve
aunts five uncles and Q host OF other
relatives and friends Remains resting
at 8. p Morrow's funeral home. 1925 v
st. NV. until pm Saturday. Marco
Sunday. March 90. at p m. from the New
St. Paul BaptisS Church. @ st. between
1st and end sts: s:w. Rev A. Cook
Cenaet4ry. 90
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Justice and Mrs. Hughes
Turkish Embassy Guests
At Dinner This Evening
Nine. de Laboulaye Returns From New York.
Ambassador and Nine. SEE Entertain
Company at Luncheon Today.

HE Chief Justice Hughes will be the
ranking dinner this evening" when the Ambassador
of Turkey and Nine Ergun will entertain in the embassy
and the Ambassador and Nine Etegun were hosts at
ranking the Ambassador
Castillo Najera the Minister of
Switzerland and Nine. Peter.
Laboulaye wife Ambassador of France returned
last night from where she went Thursday with her
Mile abouaye sailed yesterday for France
pany when the ranking the
Minister of Switzerland and Nine. Peter.
The Ambassador Nine SEE also hosts to
evening when the ranking guest the
Ambassador of Germany, Herr Hans Luther
The Minister Albania Fak Kontza entertained at
Legation Bey departing several
months leave OF absence.
The Minister of Guatemala and Sonora de Recnos and
Minister luncheon guests
the Mayhower of of New
York City short visit Senoria Piedad Levi
Castillo house guest the Ecuador Minister and Sonora Aaro
also were present
Minister Norway N1unthe Morgenstiene went
to New York yesterday to remain for several days.
The Minister of the Dominican Republic de
toriza will entertain at cocktails this afternoon for the newly
appointed Minister of Mexico to the Dominican Republic and
Sonora Alvarez del Castillo.
Representative Philip A.. Goodwin and
their daughter Miss Jean Goodwin left Washington by motor
Florida Miss Goodwin attends school this
Is Spring vacation They will return the Mayowe about
weeks time.
The chief of the their
daughter Miss Aeen Moran returned
Mrs Moran and her daughter spent month at the Vnoy
Hotel Miami Beach Mr. Moran joined them Florida they
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Egyptian Society
Gives LARGE BANQUET

The newly founded Syrian -Egp-
tian-American Society gave a large
banquet Thursday evening at the
Shoreham Hotel to celebrate the
birthday anniversary Of King Fuad I
There were 200 guests. The Minis
ter of Egypt, Mr.. Mohamed Anime
Youssef, and all the members of the
legation staff were present, including
Nicolas Khalil Bey, the first secre-
tary; Mr.. Mohmut. the agricultural
attache Of the legation; DR.. Hussein
Chawky. attache, and Mr.. M. Sira-
geldin, first secretary. Mr.. Mousta pha
Youssef, son Of the Minister, also
attended
A speech of welcome was given
by DR.. Anthony Deep. acting chair
man Of the society. and q speech of
appreciation was given by the Min
lister. Talks were also given by the
members of the staff.
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Illustrated Lecture
On the Holy Land

An illustrated lecture OF the Holy
Land will be given this evening at 8
O'Clock at the Christ Child Settlement
House by Mrs. William A. Albright,
who lived for many years. with her
husband, professor Of semitic Ian
guages at Johns Hopkins University,
in and around Jerusalem. In the
Footsteps of the Master" is the title
of the lecture, which will be for the
benefit Of the gymnasium building
fund.
Evening star., 1936-03-28
4 RS. CHARLES A. FERGUSON
III left Thursday for her new
v home in Newport News. Va,
= where she was ioined YES

~ SI1hItLEAJ n. 41ANS SooAN
M left Thursday for her new
home In Newport News. Va,
where she was joined yes
terday by Mr.. Ferguson, who has
been in New York City for several
days. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson have
made their home in Clarendon. Va,
for four years, where they have a
host of friends. For the last few weeks
Mrs. Ferguson has been entertained
at many social functions.
DR.. Agnes B. Greig of Somerset. Md.
left yesterday for two-week trip
to Florida. Her sister. Miss Mary
Williamson, who arrived in Somerset
on Thursday from her home in
Toronto. Canada. accompanied Mrs.
Greig on her trip South.
Miss Richardetta Gibson after
spending three months in Baltimore
has returned to the Evergreens, her
Vienna home.
DIR. c. w. Shilling, U. S. N. and
MIo 0AlAlhAs oiS ChICA tdiiLuS 40
guests this week in their home in
Aurora Hills. Va. Dr. John Bugher
and DR.. w. Nungester, both members
of the faculty of the University of
Michigan. DR.. Bugher is assistant
professor of pathology and DR.. Num-
gester assistant professor of bac-
teriology. They came the first Of
the week to attend the National Con-
vention of Pathologists and Physi-
ologists, now in session in Washing
ton. Thursday. evening DR.. and Mrs.
Shilling were hosts at dinner for their
guests, and included in the company
was DR.. Alden F. Row of George
Washington University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pierce and
family have returned to their Sum-
mer home in Vienna after spending
the Winter in Washington. Mrs.
Pierce entertained at luncheon We'd
nesday followed by four tables of
contract Her guests included Mrs.
Craig Hunter, DR.. Jessie Scott, Miss
Richardetta Gibson, Mrs. George
Miles, Mrs. Henry Shackleford, Mrs.
J. Gilbert Berry, Mrs. Richard Du-
laney Leith, Mrs. Joseph Berry and
Mrs. John Harrison RUN of Vienna,
Mrs. Ronald Blake and Miss Cecilia
Blake of Fairfax, Mrs. William Tyler Of
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Badminton Match
Benefit to Be Held

An exhibition badminton match will
be held in Baltimore Tuesday night
at o'clock in the Johns Hopkins gym
nasium under the auspices of the
Junior League Of Baltimore. Net
proceeds from the match will be
used to advance the work being con-
Quoted in occupational therapy at
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Freddie Rich to Wed.

NEW YORK, March 2s CP.-Fred-
die Rich, orchestra leader, and Miss
Eula M. Mitchell of Chicago got a
marriage license yesterday and said
they would be married by Mayor F.
H. La Guardia today at City Hall
Rich, a staff conductor at Columbia
Broadcasting Co., gave his age as SO
and said his first marriage ended in
divorce. Miss Mitchell Is q native
Of Warsaw, KY.
Evening star., 1936-03-28

Washington
Social News
Mrs. Gardner Hostess
at Luncheon Today.
Other Activities.

n 4 RS. o. MAX GARDNER enter.
M tained at luncheon today at
wv the Mayfiower in honor OF
L 4 Mrs. Edwin w. Pou of Smith
field, N. c., who has been In WASH
ington for the last few months. There
were 26 guests.
MI. Harry Darlington. Sd, and Mr..
McCulloch Darlington have come from
their respective schools and are now
in Washington with their mother, Mrs.
George Agnus Garrett, for the Easter
vacation.
Miss Betty O'Malley, whose engage
ment to Lieut.. Robert Hollis Strauss,
U. 8. A., was announced Sunday,
sailed Tuesday for Panama to be the
guest of Miss Marine Barrows, daugh-
ter of Col. Frederick Barrows, U. S. A..
and Mrs. Barrows.
Miss Barrows' marriage to Lieut..
Thomas Howad Morton, U. S. NJ, will
take place May II In st. Luke's Ca
thedral in Panama City. Miss O'Mal-
ley will be maid of honor at the we'd
ding. Lieut. Morton Is the son of Mrs.
Proctor Morton of Annapolis and the
late Capt. Morton, U. S. NJ, and a
grandson of Mrs. Thomas Howard and
the late Admiral Howard, U. S. N.
Mrs. w. F. Wendt of Buffalo, N. Y,
and her daughter. Miss Margaret l..
Wendt, are spending several days at
the Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr.. James e. Jones was joined yes
terday by Mrs. Jones, who has been
visiting their son-in-law> and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Richard
son, jr., in Norfolk, Va. During her
visit Mrs. Jones accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson on motor trips to
Williamsburg and twice to North
Carolina.
Mrs. George T. Brazelton and her
sister. Mrs. Charles P. Connolly. gave
a tea yesterday afternoon in the for
nser,s house for Mrs. Robert S. French,
jr., of Birmingham. Ala, daughter Of
Mrs. Brazelton, who is visiting her
mother.
Mrs. William Pitt of Cleveland,
Ohio. is stopping at the Wardman
Park Hotel. She was accompanied
to Washington by Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art Hooker of Cleveland, who are with
her in her apartment.
Miss Nancy Scarborough of Engle-
wood, N. j.. accompanied by Miss
Harriet c. De Mott of Tenefiy. N. j..
arrived here yesterday for visit with
friends and are at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Mrs. Charles A. Montgomery and
Miss Helen Louise Montgomery are
giving a tea this afternoon from
to 7 O'Clock in their home in George
town, honoring Miss Lillian Cheno-
weth
Mrs. Charles S. Thorn. with her
children. Lucille and Georgine. of
Birmingham. are at the Shoreham
to visit Mrs Thorn's sister-in-law,
Mrs. Thorn Vale. They are accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Conzel-
man and their daughter Joan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ventura Dellunde OF
Havana, Cuba. are at the Shoreham
on their wedding trip Mrs Dellunde
is the former Carmen G. Menocal of
Havana. The wedding was March
l8. Mr.. and Mrs. Dellunde have
been passing a few days in Palm
Beach and motored to Washington.
Mrs. M. Reaume Doyle has returned
to Washington from Detroit. Mich, to
spend the Spring season. and she has
opened her apartment at the Ward
man Park Hotel, where she is now in
residence.
Mr. and Mrs H. S. Coles Of Newton,
Mass, and their young son are at
the Wardman Park Hotel for a short
visit
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Suburban Residents in the Neavs
Mrs. Ferguson Leaves for Newport News.
Other Social Notes.

Aldie. Mrs. Lawrence Brown, Mrs.
Edward r. Pierce and Mrs. John
Blake of Washington. Mrs. Ronald
Blake and Mrs. Lawrence Brown made
high scores.
Mrs John S. Barbour. president of
the Fairfax Garden Club, and Mrs.
Frederick Dawson Richardson. who are
heading committee in charge of
the Easter dance being planned for
the evening of Tuesday, April a. and
which is being sponsored by the club.
have selected a group of young ladies
who will assist them. Those chosen
met with Mrs. Barbour and Mrs. Rich
ardson in the formers home Friday
evening TO discuss final arrangements.
They include Miss Virginia Eaton, Miss
Randolph Richardson. Miss Mary
Blake, Miss Mary Frances Cooper Miss
Sally McCandlish, Miss Mary Walton
McCandlish, Miss Nancy McCandlish,
Miss Roberdeau Allison, Miss Warwick
Rust, Miss Eleanor Rust and Miss
Frances Woolly.
Mrs. Louise L. Cummings of MaSsa-
chusetts is visiting her sister. Mrs. Ira
H. Jones of Linden. Md. Miss Mary
Louise Jones. who is Mrs. Cummings
niece, entertained informally for her
aunt Thursday evening.
Miss Barbara Smith will entertain
at dance tonight in the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. Bond Smith
of Takoma Park, Md. in honor of Miss
Mary Pailthorp. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Pailthorp, in celebration of
Miss Pailthorp's birthday anniversary.
The guests will number IS.
Evening star., 1936-03-28

Lost and Found Advertisements
tor the daily Stoy ptn Be eccepted
Mondays to Prid0ys, Inclusive, xp
to noon day OF issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue. For The Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1936-03-28
LOST

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING. tiffany
platinum setting. probably vicinity Alaska
to 8. u Lnderman. phone National 5S67.
DOG English fox terrier. male. black and
white black head short tail. named
Terry" Reward. Phone Potomac GOAL.
GLASSES-Lieht shell-rimmed; Monday.
Pm. bus No. 4. at Dupont Circle. Re-
ward. North O707 or OO2S.
MONEY. bills and checks. Friday afternoon,
between 2oth and Eye and 5000 block BEN
ming rd. ne. or Sc. section. Reward.
Phone Atlantic 214O.
POCKETBOOK. ostrich leather. red lining:
probably vicinity of Florida ave- and Conn
ave. Reward. Phone Columbia 2525-J
PURSE from car at stop hight: return same
BY dropping In mail box: keep money. Ad.
dress OF owner on permit.
WRIST WATCH-Huguenot, square white
gold. Generous reward. Mrs Chas O'Con-
nor, Hotel Roosevelt. Decatur OSOO.
Evening star., 1936-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Coles Of Newton,
Mass, and their young son are at
the Wardman Park Hotel for a short
visit.