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graeve, spent several days this week
in Hanover. Pa. where they attended
= reunion Of the Matter family. Their
son. Mr.. Elmer Matter, arrived yes
terday from Miami. Fla, to spend two
weeks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney B. Lyon Of
South Woodside Park are spending
several days At Atlantic City, N. J.
Mrs. Bertha Broaddw Is spending
. week in Silver Spring en- route 10
her home In Richmond. Va. from
. boat trip to Boston, Mass, and
Quebec. she Is the guest of Dr.
H. H. Hewlett and her sister, Mrs.
Hewlett, who returned yesterdsy from
n cruise to Bermuda and Northern
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartrsm stifler of
Woodside have had visiting them
Mrs. Stifner's mother, Mrs. Homer
Kite, OF Culpeper, Va.
Mrs. @. A. Hood, Mrs. g. B. Lyon
and Mrs. Roy schneiter entertained
At luncheon and bridge Wednesday
at Ye Old Time Inn. Among the
guests were Mrs. Eugene De Ansorena
Of Chevy Chase, Mrs Richard Gazeley
Of Rollingwood, Md: Mrs. Val Dar-
ling of Colonial Village, Va; Mrs.
William Jemison Of Hybla Valley, Va,
and Mrs. Russell McNellis OF WASH
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton J. Pike and
their children, Robert Pike and Dom
aid Pike. OF Silver Spring are spend
ing q month in Pennsylvania and New
York State
Miss Helen Dolan OF Woodside Park
left Friday for New York, where she
Is spending the week end. She will
spend this week at Mountain Lakes
in the Catskill Mountains, where she
will be the guest of Miss Isabelle Bon-
steel Of Yon&ers, N. Y, At her Summer
home there.
Mrs. John Ballard and her children,
Peggy and Jack Ballard, have re-
turned from q trip to Lake Ontario,
where they spent 10 days. Miss Jean
Ballard. another daughter, Is also at
their home in Wynnewood Park again
after q three-week stay At Virginia
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor M. Gitfen OF
Wynnewood Park spent the early part
Of the week In New York City.
Mrs Paul Kreh and her little
daughter, Charlene Kreh, Of Woodside
are visiting relatives in Clarksburg,
w. Va, for several weeks.
Miss Jacquelyn Hood has had visit
ing her at her home In South Wood
side Park Miss Constance England OF
Frederick, Md.
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Mrs. James
Is Hostess
At Bridge
Guests in Silver Spring
Area Are Feted
at Luncheon.

4 I RS. STEPHEN JAMES Of Lin
M den, Nd, entertained At
w luncheon and bridge Tuesday
4 at Ye Old Time Inn in honor
Of Mrs. Leah Tenant OF Detroit,
Mich, who is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Rhees Burket, and Miss Eliza
beth Fox of Tulsa, Okla, who is
spending some time with her mother,
Mrs George l.. Fox. Other guests in
cluded Mrs. William Manger OF WASH
ington, the Misses Jane and Elizabeth
Page, Mrs. Hermann H. Hobbs, Miss
Elizabeth Benedict, Mrs. Joseph
Childs, Mrs. Mary Sheets. Mrs Rhees
Burket Of Linden and Mrs. Joseph r.
Griffin of Woodside, Md.
DR.. and Mrs c. w. Mitchell Of
Silver Spring. with their children,
Miss Margaret Mitchell and John
Mitchell are at Springvale, Me-,
where they have taken a cottage for
the remainder OF the Summer. DR..
Mitchell plans to return here shortly,
but Mrs Mitchell and the children
will remain until school opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Smallwood
Of Silver Spring have as guests Mrs.
SmallWood's sister, Mrs Munroe Rath-
bone of New York City, and Mr..
SmallWood's sister, Miss Doris Eyre
of Baltimore, Md
Mrs. Emile w. Wsechter of Silver
Spring is visiting her mother in
and their daughter, Miss Jean Waech-
and their daughter, Miss eJan Waech-
ter, are the guests Of his relatives in
Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Mary Ann Griffith, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Grif1th Of
Silver Spring, Is leaving today for
Petersburg. Va, where she will be
the guest for week OF Miss Helen
Seward, who is giving house party.
Miss Grifflth's sister, Miss Rebecca
Griffith Of Baltimore, Md, is spend
ing two weeks here with her parents
Miss Hazel Miller entertained at her
home Wednesday night, when her
guests were Miss Margaret McVean.
Mr.. Edward Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Schneemann, Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert
Dodson. Miss Helen Dolan, DR.. Gus
tave Schulze and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Miller.
Mrs. Charles Scarrew Of Beaufort,
N. c., is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Gerald Ryan OF Silver Spring.
Mrs. Edward c. Holmead of Wood
side Park, who has been spending 4
week in Elkton, Nd, with relatives,
will be joined today by her husband,
who will remain with her in Elkton
for another week Mr Holmead, ac-
companied by Mr.. Robert Christie Of
Woodside. has been in Pennsylvania
on tour of the various golf courses
during the past week.
Mrs. Richard Junker returned Fri
day to the home of her daughter,
Mrs. E. Francis McDevitt, in Wood
side Park. after an absence Of two
months. during which she visited in
Rockville Centre, Long Island, Haw-
ley, Pa, and New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Matter and
the latter's sister. Mrs Rose Har-
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Hannum- Perry Wedding
Party Feted in Chevy Chase
Miss Margaret Deeds and Miss Betty
Brown Sail for Europe-Mr. Culver
Visits Montreal.

AIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH HANNUM Of Denver Colo,
~! stopping Hotel attend
wedding Of their Mr. Paul Hannum.
Alice Perry which took place last evening in the Chevy Chase
Methodist Episcopal Church. the Rev Edward Latch officiating
Mr. Becon Anutt host at Saturday
August a. in his home in Davsonve Md in compliment to Miss
Perry, Mr.. Hannum and the wedding party.
Miss Luz Ingesa entertained cocktail
the Mayfower in compliment Miss Perry Hannum.
Thomas Perry parents BRIDE were hosts
at dnnerdance Friday evening the Shoeham
ding party
Miss Margaret Deeds Betty from New
York City Tuesday for Europe They will visit England Swizer
land Austria Germany After two months, they will
the Queen Mary arriving home the middle of
Mr. Norman Culver left by motor Friday for Montreal where
he will be the guest of his uncle aunt Mr. Arthur
Elliott He will spend month.
Mr. Mrs Burwel left yesterday
Tor Mystic Conn., where their Donald Warren
Warren have been for months Hill Camp
home they will South Orange they
be the 10 of Mr. Warren brother
Jack Hines
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ROYAL


on the Campus 4 delightful one!
On the third floor you'll find the
sports clothes-sweaters. skirts,
jackets daytime dresses for
college teas adorable dance
frocks for the weekend parties.
You'll find the suits and coats to
carry you smartly through the
Winter months. On the third hoor,
too, you'll find the upper flannel
robes, the clever house coats, and
oil manner Of lingerie that goes
into . college wardrobe. On the
second floor there are the hats and
shoes to accent your costumes from
head to foot. And on the first floor
the handbags, gloves, hosiery
and accessories that add the finish
ing touches to any outfit. Every.
thing b enticingly priced b
meet your budget needs.
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Betty Lum have returned from a
months tour of the West Colorado
Springs, the Yellowstone, San Fran
cisco and Hollywood were among the
places they visited before their return
cruise by way of Panama, with stops
at Mexico, Balboa and Havana.
Mrs. Annie J. DeggeS of 1921 New
ton street northeast, Washington, D.
c., is at the Chalfonte Hotel, Ocean
Grove N j. Mrs. Degges will remain
at this sea side restort till after Labor
day.
Mrs Peg j. Collins has just re-
turned from San Francisco, Calf, to
spend a few months with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian G.. Forney Of
Arlington, Va.
The Misses Claire Raymond, Ruth
Forney and Mary Carr of Arlington,
Va, and Kay Stevens of Washington
are spending this week at Virginia
Beach.
DR. and Mrs. Robert Griggs Of
Bradley Lane have just arrived at
Christmas Hill, their Summer home
on the St. Marys River, after an eight
weeks botanical motor trip around
the Gaspe Peninsula and the Great
Lakes Miss Rosamond Griggs and
Miss Enid Julihn accompanied them
on their trip.
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knock Of ehonsins oeeessones
on one boNe froek to creote
whot looks like an extensive
wordrobe, expIoined this lovely
pIoyer who is currently kino
Mortini's Ieodins Iody in Music
for Modome."
." hove one block crepe dress
thot must be practically dizzy
from being 50 mony different
costumes"
First Of oIl," Joon elobo-
rotes, the dress is mode with
a belt and O little stroiqht
peplum oil in one, so thot il
con look like q two piece out
fit in the twinkIine Of on eye.
Another ehonee is oceom-
plished with O COY piIIbox tu,-
ban, trimmed with pIeoted
poisley in which green pre-
dominates, q motchine poisIey
seorf and green suede bog.
Joon doesn't even stop at
the block dress. She hos
plonned her wordrobe so core
fully thot she con weor all her
accessories with other things,
ond thus hove countless
ehonses.
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y . datterer, too!
That's . big reason the girls Just
swarm about him. Helene believes
It" PADRE" has . mission In
life and he's starting early
this Fan to win fervent followers.
Helene is one already. You will
be, too when you stop by
ARTCRAFT FOOTWEAR and
meet THE PADRE" He's simply
iI11kistlble. CONN. 4 L 81.
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Miss Martha Winters
And Mr.. Cannon to Wed.

MR.. AND MRS. WINSTON LEE
WINTERS, formerly of Fort
Smith, Ark, announce the engagement
and coming marriage of their daughter
Martha to Mr. William Howard Gam
mon. son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ed
ward Cannon of Danville, Va The
wedding will take place at noon Sep
tember in the Mount Vernon M. E.
Church, South.
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him 90 Sc
with a menu
in the air.
cooled Din
ing Room of
this central
ly loo ated
hotel and
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your stunning fur
coat to orde er."
Stop in-se ! e e t
each fur skin, q
fine lining, q hat-
tering style {.
and thereby be as
sured Individuality,
Quality and FASH
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to THE PALA1S
ROYAL and
give every depart
ment that carries
the proper clothes
for college the
once over. Then
start assembling
the wearables that
vill mako vo,lr life
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FASHION
NOTE

1oun9 screen actresses hove
TO be just os strict with their
clothes budgets os girls Who
work il offices or stores, de-
elored Joon Fontoine. blonde
kO-Rodio octress.
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this fine school
won 7 out Of
So prizes
in q contest
that had four
thousand en-
tries and
that was open
to every Art
School in the
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anxiety vanishes. He can close his
eyes and point. He wont-but he
could. Sunday Dinners are 81 IS
and every member of the family
will enjoy them. For evening en-
tertainment-make your meeting
place the RAINBO ROOM.
Dance in air-cooled comfort to
Meyer Davis Music from to =
and after 10 pm. Stanley Gordon,
management. DIS. 1880.
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Engagements
Continued From First Page)

7
Carlin lived in Beverly Hills. Calf, for
a number of years and for the last two
years has been residing III Washing
ton.
Mr.. Foster, native of Washington
and graduate Of National University,
is engaged IN the practice Of law in
this city.
The wedding will take place Octo-
Der % in historic Christ Church in
Alexandria. The young couple will
make their home in Washington.
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happiness through
the medium Of
GUIDES flowers.
They deem 1t q
privilege to gather
and arrange a
bouquet or basket
OF green house"
flowers for
Vyrav ThA Hnro1
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Miss Violet Graham Engaged
To MIR. Marshall Arthur Patch.
MR.. AND MRS. HERBERT STAN
LEY GRAHAM announce the
engagement of his sister, Miss Violet
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while prices are lowest. LSADOR
MILLER will also remodel your old
fur coat into an exciting style. 500
llth ST. NAT. 5628.
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dessert ever
since . and
smart host
eSes know
it! So II you
are giving a
party these
warm days
and want
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refreshments that will delight every
one. young and old order
MEADOW GOLD Ice Cream Molds
and Fancy Cakes. A 3-layer Ice
Cream Cake t3 pints) is Sl50.
Meringues are 5000 a doz. Brick
Ice Cream with fancy centers, sl.70
gal. These are just few See
your nearest MEADOW GOLD
dealer or call LINCOLN 5000.
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he girls ]
know who ore
Just stortine
out in the
movies know
thot oppeor-
once is i'm
po'tonf, and
oil Of US hove
leorned the
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I" HELENE's so EXCITED
her words tumble
out pell-mell!' Streak up to JAG
QUELIN STORY'S-and see the
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eye-opening values
in her LAST CALL
SALE! Silks and
cottonS (were to
Sl0.95)--NOW IS.
Stunning froc ks
twere to $22.75)-
NOW $40. Evening
dresses included.
Glodt over these
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artists at GUIDES are absolute
geniuses in the art Of designing
corsages. bridal bouquets. table
centerpieces, and so on. 1924 CONN
AVE. Phone DIS. $3.50.
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JULIA buying trip. Located
MILLINERY SUITE 806, American
Bldg, 1917 F ST. An elevators
going right up.
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Miss Ruth Teagle
Enga ged to Marry.
Mr.. AND MRS. E. NJ. SCOTT of
Sligo Park Hills announce the
engagement of their niece, Miss Ruth
Amelia Teagle, to Mr. William Kirk
man Billingsley, jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Billlngsley OF this city.
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the Fall season tomor-
row! Making hats to
order" Is Julia's strong
suite but she has
also received the excit-
ing collection OF ready
made Fall hats she
selected on her recent
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H COLLEGE DAZE AHEAD?"
Well, Helene has Z sue
cessful formula for collecting . COL
leRe wardrobe In record time. Go
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Mr.. Keenanin Bayport

The Assistant to the Attorney Cen
eral, Mr.. Joheph B. Keenan,, is spend
ing the week end in Bayport. N. Y,
with Mrs. keenan,, who is there for
the Summer.
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Diplomats
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page)
where he will complete his recupera-
ton. The Minister'S son. young Zion
MacWhite, sailed Wednesday for Ire
land to join his mother at their home
there. After young Mr. MacWhite
resumes his studies in Ireland Mrs.
MacWhite will return to this country
to join the Minister.
The Minister of Finland, M. Zero
Jarnefelt, will go to New York today
for several days stay in connection
with the plans for the exhibit from
Finland at the New York Worlds Fair.
The Greek Minister, Mr.. Demetrios
SiclllanoS, has returned TO Hot Springs
from a weeks stay at Syracuse, where
he attended the annual meeting of
Ahepa.
The French Charge dAffaires. NJ
Jules Henry, will return the first of
this week from the North. where he
has been for a week or 10 days.
The German Charge d'Affaires, Herr
Hans Thomson, is spending the week
end with Frau Thomson at Rehoboth.
The Secretary Of the Rumanian Le-
CATION and Nine Babes are motoring
in New York State and are expected
to return the latter part of the week.
The Second Secretary of the Belgian
Embassy and Nine Walravens, who
recently returned from several months
stay in Mexico, have given up the
apartment in the Shoreham, where
they were for several weeks after their
return. They now are occupying the
house at 3007 Oath street, which they
have leased. M. Walravens served
as Belgian Charge d'Affaires in Mexico
City for several months.
The Second Secretary of the Ecua-
dor Embassy and Sonora de Crespo
are spending the week end at Re-
hoboth Beach.
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" SHARE YOUR HAPP1-
NESS" there's
sentiment and beauty in flowers no
other gift can posses. Share your
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Miss Gertrude BiakeSlee
Il

Miss Gertrude BlakeSlee
And MIR. Blair Engaged.
MR.. AND MRS. ARTHUR l..
BLAKESLEE of Woodside Park,
Md. announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Gertrude Lee, to Mr.. Smith
Blair, jr, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Blair of this city.
The wedding will take place in early
October.
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" DOLLY MADISON START
ED SOMETHING"
when she served the first ice cream
in America. It's been the favorite
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+" WHATS ALL THE HUM
A N D BUZZ
ABOUT? A class reunion? No!
A circus? No. No. THE PADRES"
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III UWn and y
causing such excite
ment amongst school
lA8ies, college girls.
club women, and all
fashion-minded folk.
THE PADRES" an
old softie 4
genial, comfortable
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savings! And don't stop at one
or you'll be sorry forever after.
SUITE so5 American Bldg. 1917
F ST.
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" STOCKINGS CONE AND
''o ~ STOCKINGS CO." But
one way to prolong the life of your
stockings is to take them to the
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ia heavenly
moon
" 4 I t l n z
breeZeS all
make 1t heav-
Q n ! y. And
every one likes
the delicious
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" TITLE BIT O. HEAVEN"
=. that's what every
one Is saying of the SHOREHAM
TERRACE. The twinkling stars
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Miss Annie Evans
To Marry in September.

Mr.. AND MRS. HAROLD CRESS-
WELL EVANS, formerly of Ra-
leigh, N. c., announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter, Annie Louise, to Mr. Carson
w Shelf of Raleigh. The wedding
will take place in September.
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5 . U IHERN
S T E L o S
c o M PA N Y
t h e moment
you snag or
run them
to be mended.
Only l5c for
I he firs t
SHORTY thread
run. 20c Tor In
run; SC for ca,
run. S n a 8
TWELFTH ST
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continental atmosphere the
amusing entertainment Barnee's
music! And every one knows that
reservations must be made early
i. for choice tables. Go for din
ner and stay through supper.
Robert" for reservations. AD. 0700.
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" HEADED FOR HEAD
LINES" is the JULIA
MILLINERY STUDIO formerly
EDNAS) which reopeps for
Evening star., 1937-08-22

I" WHEN WINTER WRAPS
HER ICY ARM about
your shoulder" you'll thank
ISADOR MILLER for making
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Graham, to Nh Marshall Arthur
Patch, son Of DR.. and Mrs. Arthur
L. Patch of Windsor, Vt. The wedding
will be in September.
Miss Virginia Moriarty
To Marry Mr.. Heine.
Mr.. AND MRS. ERNEST C. MO-
R1ARTY today announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Virginia
Marie. to Mr. William A. Heine. jr.,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Heine
of this city.
The wedding will take place in the
late Spring.
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4" RRING YOUR PROBLEM
GUEST TO THE
HOTEL HAMILTON" So he's
fussy about his food, is he? Turn
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" WITH FLYING coLoRs"
49,. was the way the
ABBOTT ART SCHOOL led in
the National Poster Contest" For
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a Il RS. STEPHEN JAMES Of Lin
M den, Md, entertained at
Vl luncheon and bridge Tuesday
4 at Ye Old Time Inn in honor
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a record to be proud Of, Helene
knows :. and just shows the type
of work taught there. 1l43 CONN.
AVE. Phone NAT. 8054.
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Miss Yvonne Jullhn and Miss
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=" WHATS THEIR PRES
80 w ENT MOOD" The
folks who are "infanticipating,"
Helene means. Babies need SC many
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practical things
and you'll
nnd q number Of
suggestions on
the 3rd floor at
MR.. FOSTERS
"air-co oil e d"
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Mr.. Nathan Bartlett will return to-
morrow to his home at 1903 @ street
from Atlantic City, where he is the
guest over Sunday of DR.. Roland de
Hallenbranth at Ventnor.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

The Surgeon General of the United
States Army and Mrs. Charles R.
Reynolds are spending month in
the Adirondacks. They will return
to Washington September !.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

Mrs Ellen S. Woodward, assistant
administrator of the Works Progress
Administration, sailed from New York
yesterday on the S. S Rotterdam for
cruise to Bermuda and Canada.
Mrs. Woodward will return to WASH
ington about September !.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

Mrs. Charles E. Turner, 4606 Nor
wood drive, Chevy Chase, Md, has just
returned from European trip of two
months. During that time she visited
the British Isles and the Continent.
Mrs. Turner will be at home to her
friends at her residence after Sep
tember l.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

40 NcAcls
first by
b z c 0 m ing
a c q TAINTED
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qulsite MO-
JUD Clari-
phane stock
lngs sec
ondly by re-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-19

time was on the side Of Progress.
sive politics in his State. The fact
that he, coauthor of the Nine
tenth amendment, was a leader
in the repeal OF the amendment,
and that he took a prominent pub
lie part in both opposing move
ments, shows that Barley lives a
charmed life politically =. The
switch never hurt hint helped
him.
Barley is one of these natural
New Dealers; he was walking and
talking that way long before
Franklin Roosevelt was known as
a politician outside his county.
BY the time Barley had gotten
to the point where he walked and
talked with the men who run con-
ventions and make presidents, he
had also acquired the most person
able nature. He is in great de-
mand where there are gatherings
and conviviality -.
Defeated ShOuSe
An Alfalfa Club gathering likes
to hear him sing Wagon Wheels"
And in 1882 at Chicago he
was big enough to be opposed to
Jouett Shouse, whom RaSkob
wanted to make temporary chair
man of the convention, which was
to nominate Roosevelt after the
bitter Smith fight. In fact Alfred
E. Smith proposed to the boys in
the back room that Shouse be
selected, but the Roosevelt men
saw through it. At that time
Shouse was merely the terrific
enemy of prohibition-he had not
yet become head of the Liberty
League But it was telephone
call to Roosevelt that stopped
Shouse and made Barley tempo
rary chairman =. On such things
history depends >. (Shouse. then
the nations leading wet, had been
in Congress as a leading Kansas
dry
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-19
By ROBERT A. McGILL

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 10
GNSO.-Joe T. Robinson, Senate
majority leader, lay buried at his
boyhood Arkansas home today.
Thus came to a close the career
of one Of the Nations most re-
Spected statesmen.
This Saddened city witnessed an
unusual demonstration of respect
and friendship paid a warrior.
It was marked by the apparent
eagerness of political friend and
foe to demonstrate their affection
for a person whose integrity re-
manned unquestioned throughout
years of legislative and political
warfare.
This feeling eliminated in the
formation of the largest delegation
ever to accompany a senatorial
funeral train. Thirty-Seven Sena-
tors and % members of the House
of Representatives boarded the
train at Washington to pay their
final respect.
The funeral profession at Little
Rock was headed by Vice President
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-19
Sen. Robinson Is Laid
To Rest i'm OZarlxS

IGarner who motored from his
home in Uvalde, Tex. Active pail
bearers included former Vice Presi-
dent Charles G. Dawes, Bernard
~. Par,'ch New York financier;
Harvey C. Couch, Arkansas utilities
magnate; and former law partners
and business associates Of Little
Rock.
AS the body was escorted to the
church three National Guard air
planes winged over head in
formation. A military band played
Nearer My God to Thee" Dur
ing a short but impressive service
at the church Robinson was
eulogized as a fair and honest
fighter" and one who devoted
his "a years Of life to the higher
principles Of mankind"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-19
FreckIe Champ Sought

The freckle champion Of the
District is to be named at 2:30
p. m. Friday, at a contest staged
at Langdon Park, Mills Ave. and
Franklin st. N. E., by the Com
munity Center.