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La gaceta., 1937-01-19
Triunfo de Gel Rey
Que Radio"

Pocas wees Sc ha visto ex-
presada por ell publico una sa-
distraction mas espontanea y
completa que la del domingo
en- ell teatro del Centre Astu-
fianu.
Ningdn detalle Sc omiti6 pa
"a la representation de Eel
Rey Que Rabi6."
TODD magnfico. Carmen Ra-
mirez, la aplaudida artista, in
terpret6 ACCOMPLISHMENTS su
papel.
Carmen luci6 como en- sus
mejores tiempos.
LIE sigui6 ell simpatiqufsimo
Antonio Jimenez que supo con
quistar tambien muchos aplau
sos. Muy atinado Manuel Gu
tierrez en- Ell General, y Mauri
clio Gutierrez en- ell Captain, 10
mismo que Ramon Fernandez
Ell Alcalde y Jose Lagunas, que
hizo de Gobernador. Serafin
Rodriguez, en- Ell Almirante y
Salvador Toledo en- ell Inten
dente sc lucieron tambien. Pi'
lar RAMIREZ la notable caracte
ristica, Sc luci6 mucho.
Para ell director artistico, Sr
Manuel Aparicio, un APPLAUSE.
Este programa Sc repetira Q.
microbes y viernes.
Sc anuncia una revista nun
ca vista en- Tampa eel MundC
e MIA mano," algo original, y
Los Cuatro Jinetes del Apo.
calfpsis."
La gaceta., 1937-01-19
NOTAS SOClAE

Gonzalez Gonzalez, Antonio
A. Fernando, Manuel lamar
go Fernandez, Eduardo va
hez, Armando. Graino, sJose
Gonzalez, Arsenic Buzne&o,
Antonio D. Muniz, Jose del
Rio caldredp, Manuel Caserq'
S~ecretario; Jose Celaya Ware
la, Andres Lopez, Agustfn Cue
to, Isidro Fernandez, Arturo
Campo, Heriberto Souto, Joa-
quin Garcia Trujill, Miguel To
ca, Manuel Alvarez Gonzalez,
Laureano Perez Sanchez, Fran
cisco Juan Escobio Y Manuel
Fernandez Gonzalez.
Saludamos sinceramente a
los senores ~directivos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-19
Recordando

Recordando A
Semana que debem& dedi-
car al notable violinista esps-
mol que hoy nos honra con su
vista.
Pasael gran artista los dias
entregado a sus@estudio, con-
fiado en- ell triunfo que alcan
cara en- la sala de bale del
Centre Espanol.
Ell Sr. Dalmau tocara acorn
pahado por su pianista, tam
bien notable artista, Sra. &C.
noveva de Arteaga.
La aspiration del violinista
Sc vera satisfecha en- su con-
cierto del pr6ximo viernes, dia
%.
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Nueva junta de directiva

Publicamos hoy los nombres
y cargos de los senores electos
en- las dltimas eleccines cele-
lbradas en- ell Centre Asturia-
no:
Carlos Menendez, Presiden-
tie; Vice Presidente primerc,
Jose Gutierrez Campo; Vice
Presidente segundo, Armando
Rodriguez Fernandez; Teso
zero, Eugenio Fernandez Val
des; Vice, Genaro Fernandez
Suarez.
Secciones: De In~tereses, Je
s1s Fernandez Diaz, Presiden
tie; Ramon Fernandez Fernan-
DEE, Vice; Genaro Fernandez,
Leonardo Gonzalez, Manuel
Alfonso San Migue, Aniceto Fa
"a Cuyar, Mario Menendez,
Giuseppe Castelano, Angel So
lares, Abelardo Rodriguez Va
lie, Manuel Tuero, Jose Rodri-
guez Areas, Enrique Arrange.
Ceferino Lopez Garcia, Ehri-
que Gumersindo Gonzalez,
Braulio Alfonso, Jose Garcia
Arias, Joe Petfalia Riggio, y
Armando Rodriguez F.; Pro
paganda: Presidente, Cesareo
Martinez; Vice, Francisco Me.
reno; Belarmino Alvarez We
ga; Jose Lopez, Suarez, Ma
nuel Bravo, Fernando Castro
Instruction: Presidente, Ma.
nuel Rubio Carreras; Recreo y
Adorno: Presidente, Julio AL,
varez Vega, y Vice, Roberto
Miguel Fernandez; Asistsncis
Sanitaria: Presidente, Jose Gil
tierrez Fernandez; Antonio
Gonzalez Gonzalez, Vice; POI
firio Gonzalez, JESUS Alvarez
Soils, Eduardo Vega, Julio Ro
driguez, Juan Santander, Ar
mando Fernandez Fernandez
Baldomero Fernandez Molina
Francisco Granda, Manue
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Sc HA oRDENAPo PoR FL
CoBIERNO A FL
ExTERMlNIo DE Los SgN-
ES" Y LOS "PISTO-
LERos DE LA REvoLUCION'
CViene de la 1a.)

del pals. I'm diputado catalan
salv6 dos ve.es la vida del car
denal Vidal y Barraquer, eel Fri
mado catalan. q
Ell cbispo defBarcelona. DIR.
Manuel Iruarita, fue rescatado
del palacio Episcopal per e. IL
der anarquista Buenayenfura
Duruti Y puesto a bordo de un
vapor por ell comandante Perez
Farras, a quien I'm tribunal mi
litar de LerrouR habfa condena-
do a muerte en- 1884.
Perdieron Ia vida, a manos de
"a multitud enfurecida, ell obs
pc de L6rida Y ell obispo auxi-
liar de Tarragona.
Mas de 100 sacerdotes Sc ha-
Han detenidos en- Corona, una
de las cuatro provincias catala-
mas. A todos Sc les permite ha-
blair libremente. Todos da.en
que son bien alimentados v aten
didos, arnlque preferirian estar
en- sus hogares. .
A los sacerdotes que pueden
TRAFALGAR Sc les obliga a que 10
hagan.
Esteban Ortigas, un anarquis-
ia, que tiene a ST. cargo a los
,clerigos, no Ina permitido Ia des-
trucci6n de los archives de la
iglesia Y ha salvado las obras de
arte. En- Corona no Sc quema-
ron las iglesias, pero 81 los al.
tares, las imagenes y otros ar
ticuios del quito.
Cuida a los sacerdotes ancianos
(45), y a otros religiosos, ur
grrpo de diez Pequenas HERNIA
mas del Pobre, bajo la direction
de su ~superiora, Madre NATL.
de del Carmelo. Sobre ell edifi.
eio de las Hermanitas flota Ia
bandera francesa, pero todas
las hermanas son espanolas.
En- mas de una OCCASION la muI
titud, a disgusto de las autori.
dades ,trat6 de asaltar ell edi.
ficie, pero la Msdre MatiIde,
puesta de pie en- la puerta les
dijo: Matenme primero antes
de entrar. No dejare sacar q
nadle SIN orden expresa del Go
bierno".
Nj a los curas nj a los semi.
naristas Sc les permite decir
misa.
Otro tipo de ''indominables'
10 forman los "raqueteros" de
las subsistencias. Estes exple,
tadofes han tornado comit6s on
diefrentes lugares Y Juan Go.
morera dice de ellos: Son los
"kulaks" de los a~baStecimien.
tos; Sc Oponen con SUI maldad q
Ca~taSufa, a Espana y al reste
del mundo.
La gaceta., 1937-01-19
Bales, election y coronaci6n

Bales, election y coronation
de reina Y slls damas; n1meros
de yRriedades; buena m1sica;
algeria Y TODD 10 que puede
haber en- una fiesta para queu
eulmine en- un triunfo. La or
tribuyen tambien al exito.
ganfzaci6n Y ell entusiaspo con
. Las cantinas estaran conve-
'nientemente surtidas para a :
tender a las necesidades de los
asistentes.
Sera una noche espleR dida,
La gaceta., 1937-01-19
DE NIUE
RES LIBRES

Companeros:
La intervention de la mujer
en- los problemas sociales es in
dispensable para realizar inte-
gramente la transformation re
volucionaria. La mujer espano-
la Sc encuentra en- I'm nivel muy
retrasado con relaci6n al de O.
tros paises, retraso que Sc acen-
TIA en- las mujeres de nuestro
sctor C. N. T. - F. A. l., inte-
grade cast exclusivamente por
la clase trabajadora, que en-
nuestro pals estuvo siempre pri
vada de la mas elemental pre-
paraci6n.
La Agrupaci6n MUJERES
B r. naci6 Y subsiste con 81
fin de qre la mujer alcance, 10
mas rapidamente possible, su
puesto en- la lucha social y no
como interpretan algunos-con
prop6sitos de pugilatos mas o
menos feministas.
Companero:
Para esta labor precisamos
que os deis cuenta de su urgen-
te necesidad y que nos prest8is
vustra collaboration moral v
material.
Barcelona. Boleh nde Ia F.A.L
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NgfeVA s DIE CONTRl-
ARA Ell FREN
g1AR EsPAEOL

Contribuy6 con $1,000: Jesus
del Rio.
Con 100: Velarde y Lopez,
2 semaA Js5Anlhez Peru
70. U
Con $500: Michigan Cafe.
Con $1,000: Les Helados de
Ybor.
Con $3.50: Valencia Garden
Restaurant.
Con 81 100: Brick House Ca
fe, 2Asemanas; Cooperative La
Commune, 3 semanas; Ernes-
to's Cafe 3 semanas; Testasec-
ga Bakery. 3 semanas; Marti-
snez Y Co., 3 semanas; Michigan
Cafe, 2 semanas; Johnny Diaz;
Ybor Furniture; Palatino Car
NIGERIA; FL Modelo Coffee Mill;
Miguel Vidal, relojero; La Mon
tanesa Grocery; Green House
Cafe; Valdes Salon; Fernandez
Restaurant; Piedad Fraga; A
merican and Spanish Restau-
rant; Cooperative La Familiar;
Aviles Restaurant; Ell Segundo
Progreso; Ideal Coffee Mills.
Florentino Fernandez; Joaquin
de la Llama; Manuel Faedo; Ha
bana' Grocery; Alfredo Marti-
nez Grd:ery; Leone Bros. Gro
Gerry; Valencia Flral M. Caruso
Grocery; Amelio Munoz Men,
! diola.
Con rs cts: Tienda de SaIo-
mon.
Con so cts: Ell Future Obre-
70; Pace Vinagre iBarberia;
Sardinas Filling Station; Her.
nandez Grocery; Two Friends
Cafe; fremont Cafe; Friends
Club; La Popular Bakery; Bret
tons Drug Store; ABB; A.B.C.;
joaquin de la Llama; Espina
Feed Store; La Flor Grocery
Bombero Grocery; La Nina
! Grocery; Almacen de Tabaco:
Angel Valdes; Sanitary Poul-
try Broadway Furniture; La
Prinera de Ybor Bakery; Rive
"a Drug Store; Gerardo Ferro,
8 semanas ;Gonzalez Grd.ery, 3
semanas; Francisco Michel, 8
semanas; Caltagirone, 8 sema-
mas; La Estrella Bakery, 2 Sc
manas; Miami Cafe; Alva Ca
fe; Bisagra Cafe; Franklin St.
Restaurant; Angel Studio.
Con rs cts: Jose Frente: Isl
dro Casalin; A. Montero; D. Sill
va; Joaquin Suarez; Economi-
cal Shoe Shop; Joe Rey; A.RyC.
Cafe; Manuel Gonzalez, 2 Sc
manas; Nicolas Hernandez; To
ny Tomassino; Mistretta Su-
preme; Perdig6n Coffee Mills:
West Tampa Tren de Lavado:
West Tampa Shoe Shop; Rosen
do Martinez; Silo Cigar: Four
Roses Grocery; Jose Juran: La
Rosa Grocery; Million Auto
Parts; Gonzalez y Hernandez,
A. E. Martinez: Mercado Uni
20; Pepino Botica, 8 semanas.
Scaglione, 8 semanas; Villita,s
Drug Store, 2 semanas; Alya
Cafe; Botica La Cruz; Tony La
bruzzo Fish Market; G. G. Gro
Gerry; E. B. Mkt.
Con 10c.: Barberia de Juan:
Mfstretta Bros. Grocery; River
side Shse Shop; Manolo Place:
Nacional Grocery.
IL de Enero 1897
La gaceta., 1937-01-19

La Function
Recordamos a ~nuestros lec-
torres Ia function que la Logia
Loyal knights ceIebrara Ell do
mingo@e fen ell teatro del Centre
Asturiano, a beneficio de los
nihos de Espana. POGO hay .lue
eMplicar sobre esta function.
Tocara la Estudiantina Els :
pana. .
Cesar RiverO
La gaceta., 1937-01-19

ia nOpera House., oche, y de-
aaron tirado sin u a FAe~R
Cicero, de 33 anoI 1Stamford
Conn, a quien ud fde ellos ma
t6 con dos prnaladas en- Ell CO.
raz6n. Mas de 10 personas pre-
sensiaronO ell cd hen y vieron
que la rina em3 Sz6 por un sti-
roteo" de plates, fuentes y bote-
Has. A las seis horas de come
lido ell crimen los dete. tiwes per
mftieron ell regreso a sus domi-
cfliGde las personas que Sc ha-
llaban reunidas en- ell lugar del
crimen. Sc verificaba en- la
Manhattan un banquete en- no
nor de Barney Shapiro, Girec-
tor de i sociedado Affiliated
Ladie{ Apparel Carriers.
WaSE ngton-La capital sc
prepare para la ceremonial de
segunda toma de possession del
presidente Roosevelt, que Sc e.
fectuara manana. De acuerdo
con la ley ell Presidente debera
iurar de nuevo su cargo. Miles
de personas Sc han rsunido en-
Washington para aplaudir al
Presidente Y presenciar Ell des-
file miltar.
La parada inaugural Sc IL
mitara a los gobernadores y Ell
aparato militar.
Detroit-Los piquetes de los
Obreros Unidos del Autom6vil,
mas de 1000 en- ndmero, resis-
theron hoy un ataque de la poll
cfa, con gas acrim6geno, Y ce-
rraron la fabrica Briggs Manu-
featuring, en- la avenida Meld-
run. I1is L. Berg, inspector de
policfa, perdi6 ell 'conocimiento
a causa de que una bomba de
gasexplot6 junto a sus pies.
Cuando explode la bomba trata-
ba de rescatar a William Myers
administrator de la planta, de
las manos de unos huelguistas.
La fabrica de Briggs haze caro-
cerfas para la Lincoln Motor
Co. y la DIVISION Dodge de la
companfa Chrysler. oil goberna-
dor Murphy Sc encuentra en- la
capital de la Replblica con Ell
fin de asistir a la toma de pose
sion del presidente Roosevelt.
Cincinnati-El rio Ohio con-
tinua subiendo y amenaza con
| destruir vidas y propiedades en-
ocho estados. BESIDE Pennsylva-
MIA a Arkansas los trabajadores
combaten la subida de las aguas
'bajo la direction de ingenieros,
co mel fin de impedir enormes
perdidas. Las aguas del rio anne
nazan hoy a Indiana, Ohio. Ken
lucky, Illinois, West Virginia y
Missouri. A las inundaciones sc
acthacan va seis muertes. Ell go
bierno ha reunido cuadrillas de
trabajadores en- un total de
$500. Hoy lego ell Ohio en- Cin-
einnati a una aItura de 81 pies.
Tacoma, Washington-Las
personals que Ipresenciaron ell
secuestro del nino Mattson iran
a IA carcel y veran a Leigh Has
fRell Fowler, uno de los indivi-
dCos arrestados en- relaci6n con
ell crimen. Ell interrogatorio de
Fowler fue completado por los
agentes del gobierno federal.
Seran puestos frente al crimi-
nal los dos hijos mayores de
La gaceta., 1937-01-19
de la vida diaria americana

clio ell secuestro. Fowler sera Ole
yado dentro de po.os diasA la
penitenciaria de Wal1a-Nalla
,dcnde cumpIxa VIA sentencia
de 20 amos.
New York.Informan de
Sianfu, China, que los misione-
ros americancs has sido lleva-
dos a lugar SECURE Y que los CO.
munistas demandan la guerra
con Ell Jap6n. vi Ell gebierno de
Marking Sc MEGA a nantener
una activa y frerte resistecia
cotra Ell Jap6n los sRldados a.
m~otinados, apoyados pbr los ~
munkstas, inpondran de AeNO
laguerra civil. Varias divisio-
mes del ejercito de Chang Kai-
Shek estap siendo concentrates
etre Thungkwan y Weinan.
La gaceta., 1937-01-19

Semana tambien de triunfo
para la activa Camara, de Co :
mercio de West Tampa.
Ell sabado tendra efecto ell
grandioso festival en- TODD ell
edificio del Centre Espanol del
barrio oeste.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-22

HTF YOU'D take a few steps,
! Sis, believe I'd be inspired
to answer that question, Did you
ever see q dream walking7' You
are nothing less than devastating
truly a menacel"
"You meow SO sweetly. Connie.
I'm bit suspicious that this little
peplum frock OF mine has got
you catty. Your eyes really aren't
green by rights, you know"
Connie Scws Her Own.
How could your / think my
dress looks as nice on me as
yours does on you. Why practical
ly all of the girls at the Laf-a-Lot
last night wanted to know where
/ found such a lovely frock. Not
one Of them guessed that I made
it myself. And did / feel elegant
when l played Memberships
Spring Song on DANES new baby
grandl The girls said I fit into
the picture perfectly. / thought
if only Dwight could see me now"
II still say my two-piecer with
its piped peplum, cute little but
tons and stream-lines is the No. l
spring outfit in this woman's
town.
Mother Happens Along.
"Girls, girls, if your talk were
only half as pretty as your frocks
you'd be better off. Sometimes l
wonder if you wouldn't be more
appropriately titled The Cheek
Twins, rather than The Chic
Twins"
"Okay, Mother, you win. Let's
change the subject by changing
clothes. Wen put on our cullottes
and join you in round of golf,
how's that? Gee, Mother, you new
er look sweeter than when you're
wearing casual young two-piece
shirt dress. The plaid pique is
just the thing for you, too. In
fact, Nom. you're just about
tops from any angle"
The Patterns.
Pattern 1857 is for sizes IL tc
20 $50 to 40 bust). Size IA re-
quires As yards of 39-inch ma
terial plus IL yards of ribbon OF
bias binding. Pattern 1891 is avail
able in sizes IA to 20 (32 to AZ
bust). Size l6 requires 4A yards
of 39-inch material.
Pattern 1886 comes in sizes "A
to 20 (32 to AZ bust). Size 16 re-
quires Ala yards of 39-inch ma
terial.
New Pattern Book.
Send for the Barbara Bel
Spring and Summer Patterr
Book. Make yourself attractive
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-22
The
SUPREME
COURT
AND HOW
T. IT WORKS
Our National Umpire
BY ROBERT MERRILL

THE Supreme Court Of the
L United States has frequent
ly been described as "Our Ma
tonal Umpire"
This is because its purpose Is
to keep both the government
and the people within the rules
as fixed in our fundamental law
the United States Constitu-
ton.
It constitutes a significant factor
In our federal government OF three
coordinate branches-thI legisla-
tive, which makes the laws; the
executive, which administers the
laws; and the judicial, which In
terprets the laws. The Supreme
court heads the judicial branch.
With the other two branches OF
government, the court was first es-
tablished by the Constitution q cen
fury and half ago. Like them, It
has progressed from series OF
temporary quarters in New York
and Philadelphia, during the early
days Of the nation, to an impressive
home OF its own in Washington. Like
them 1t has played an interesting
part in the development of constitu-
fi0na1 Cnyornvuouf
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-22

practical and becoming clothes,
selecting designs from the Bar
bara Bell well-planned easy-to-
make patterns. Interesting and
exclusive fashions for little chill
dren and the difficult junior age;
slenderizing, well-cut patterns for
the mature figure; afternoon
dresses for the most particular
young women and matrons and
other patterns for special occa-
sions are all to be found In the
Barbara Bell Pattern Book. Send
Is cents Tin coins) today for your
copy.
Send your order to The Sewing
Circle Pattern Dept, Room 1920.
I'll w. Wacker Dr., Chicago, Ill.
Patterns Is cents lin coins) each.
G Bell Syndicate.-WNU Service.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-22
Treatment OF
Rheumatism
BY -
DR.. JAMES w RARIQM
GO WIDESPREAD is the i
9 Bell syndicate.-wNU Service.

GO WIDESPREAD is the in
y terest in rheumatism that
there are medical specialists
who treat nothing else. 1t is
known that there are one hum
dred of these rheumatism spe-
cialists in the United States
aside from physicians at spas or
watering places where rheu-
matte patients make up the ma
jority Of cases being treated.
The idea is now general that
rheumatism is not a local disease
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-22

NuSSid NO NlSdl
All of which, being discussed at
a recent Washington dinner where
most of the guests were State de-
partment officials and their wives.
with slight sprinkling from Capitol
Hill, brought forth the declaration
of one senator, who had visited Rus
STA, that he thought the idea that
Russia would be competitor of
the United States within few years
ridiculous.
He made the statement after con-
siderable wonder was expressed
that the Russian peasants, living
in such poverty, did not seize upon
such an obvious market for eggs as
the various embassies and lega-
tons of Moscow. True, the market
would be small, comparatively, but
it would be enough for quite a few
farmers with farms close to the
Soviet capital to do very well in
deed.
1T wouldn't occur to the Russian
farmers that any one would want
really fresh eggs" broke in another
senator. ~"Several of us were over
there few years back. We had
plenty of food, but we noticed they
like eggs just bit high We
couldn't eat them"
Q Bell Syndicate. --WNU Service.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-22
Two Firsts :

The first cotton mill in our coun.
try was built at Pawtucket on Mar
ragansett bay in 1870. The first
shop for the manufacture of ready
made clothes was opened In 1926 in
New Bedford, Mass.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-22

OF q certain joint,
but that something
somewhere In the
body tissues is caus-
ing the trouble and
the organisms or
substances RESPONSE
BILE for rheumatism
simply 60 to the
joint or joints and
develop the inflan1-
nation (arthritis1 in
the joint.
Just what are the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-22
Foreign Words
und Phruses

Etourderie. (F.) Giddy conduct,
an imprudent caprice.
Ricordo. (It.) A souvenir, =
keepsake.
A contre occur. (F.) Unwilling
ly
Caiembour. (F.) A pun.
Pas seul. (F.) A dance per-
formed by one person.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-04-22

POULTRY

SHIP YOUR POULTRY AND EGGS
to NYSTRAND POULTRY CO., Butte.
Mont, for top prices and prompt return
Evening star., 1937-12-12

washington Club, Seventeenth and K
streets NV. The public is invited.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Mrs. Herbert Kind
To Be HonOred.

Mrs. Lois Marshall Hicks and Mrs.
Richard A. Sauer will entertain Is
guests at tea this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Hicks in honor Of Mrs.
Herbert 1nge King. whose marriage
took place November IL in the Ca
thedral Of st. John the Divine in New
York. Mrs. King was formerly Miss
Mabel E. Wheelock Mr.. King for
merly resided in Atlanta, Ga.
Assisting at the tea table will be
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Rhine, grand ma
tron of the Order Of the Eastern Star;
Mrs. Pearl Watt Gibb, past grand ma
tron Of the Order of the Eastern
Star; Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, president
Of the Political Study Club, and Mrs.
Ada Mills Payne, former State treas
urer OF the D. A. r.
Mrs. Woodruff, wife of Represents
tive Roy o. Woodruff OF Michigan
will sing group of songs.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
News of Residents
In LaytOnSville.

LAYTONsvILLE, Nd, Dec. IL
Mrs. william B. Mobley and her sis
ter, Miss Lulu Bell OF Chevy Chase.
entertained IS Of their former neigh
bors in Laytonsville at bridge lunch
con Wednesday afternoon. Other
guests were Mrs Mitchell of Chevy
Chase and Mrs. Carl Eastlake, Miss
Elsie England and Mrs. William
Clarke Of Rockville.
Mrs. Thomas Howes was given a
surprise birthday anniversary party
at her new home in Laytonsville
Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fry entertained
at dinner Sunday for Mrs. Lyle Ham
mond. Mr.. H. M. Baxter and his sons.
Lincoln and Donald Fry of Washing
ton, and Mrs. Fry's mother, Mrs. F.
L. Ransome of Pasadena, Calf, who
Is spending several weeks in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grinith of
Gaithersburg were dinner guests of
Mrs. Samuel Riggs and Mrs. Thomas
Stewart Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Grit
nth expect to join their family in
Pass-a-Grille, Fla. before Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Grifath and
Mrs. j. c. Higgins of Washington.
and Mrs. Florrie Peters of Baltimore
were luncheon guests Of Mrs. Allison
Taylor Friday.
Miss Helen Worley and her sister.
Miss Sue Worley, entertained at a
bridge luncheon at their home Sat,,r-
day afternoon.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
Mrs. Hughes Heads
Ball of Nations
PatrOneSs List.
MRS. CHARLES EVANS HUGHES

Mrs. CHARLES EVANS HUGHES
heads the list of distinguished
patronesses for the second annual
Ball Of the Nations. to be held at the
Mayflower Hotel on Friday evening,
January T. under the auspices of the
Hall of Nations Committee of Amer
ican University. AS a result of the
ball last year. IL fellows from Brazil,
China, Czechoslovakia, France
Mexico and Nicaragua were awarded
fellowships and are now taking gradu-
ate work in Washington. Further
awards will be made from the proceeds
of the ball this year
Mrs Cordell Hull, Mrs. Owen j.
Roberts. Mrs Millard E. Tydings,
Mrs. Warren Robinson Austin, Rep
resentative Edith Nourse Rogers,
Representative Caroline ODay, Mrs
Sumner Welles and Mrs. j. Borden
Hartman, United States Minister to
Norway. chairman of the ball last
year, are the Official women sponsor
ing the ball
Additional patronesses include Mrs
Kate Trenholm Abrams, Mrs. Copley
Amory, Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss,
Mrs. Paul Henry Bastedo. Mrs. Rob-
ert Woods Bliss, Miss Mabel Thorp
Boardman, Mrs Mark L. Bristol,
Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke, Mrs. Avery
Coonley, Mrs. Frederick Morgan
Davenport, Mrs. Bancroft Davis, Mrs.
Dwight F. Davis, Mrs John Allan
Dougherty, Mrs. Walter E. Edge. Mrs.
Karl Fenning, Mrs Arthur S. Flem-
ming, Mrs. Edward w. Forbes, Mrs.
George Angus Garrett, Mrs. Joseph
M. M. Gray, Mrs. Cary T. Grayson,
Mrs. Duncan Lawrence Groner, Mrs.
Gilbert Grosvenor, Miss Bell Gurnee,
Mrs. Randall H. Hagner and Mrs.
Stokes Halkett. Also Mrs. Thomas
c. Hart, Mrs Richard w. Hogue, Mrs.
Alanson B. Houghton, Mrs William
I. Hull, Mrs. McCook Knox, Mrs.
Joseph Letter, Mrs Henry Leonard,
Lady Lewis, Mrs. Hare Lippincott.
Mrs. Breckenridge Long. Mrs. Jacob
Leander Loose, Mrs. Edward Brown
ing Meigs, Mrs. Eugene Meyer. Mrs.
Adolph Caspar Miller, Mrs. Gilbert
H. Montague, Mrs. Edgar Morris, Mrs.
George Maurice Morris, Mrs. Duncan