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Evening star., 1937-11-26
Mrs. William Conrad
To Receive at Debut

Mrs William Mark Conrad, who
makes her home at the Shoreham, will
be in the receiving line at the debut
ball of her granddaughter, Miss Vir-
ginia Bacon Penfield, which will be
held in the starlight roof ballroom of
the Waldorf-Astoria in New York on
the evening of December 81.
The ball is being given by the
debutante's mother, Mrs. Eugene w.
Ong. and Mr. Ong.
Miss Penfield. who is the daughter
of the late Mr.. Walter Scott Penfield,
noted international lawyer and club
man Of Washington, is graduate of
the Spence School in New York and a
member of the Junior League.
The first presentation of the
debutante was at the recent Tuxedo
Park Cotillion in New York. and will
be followed by another in Baltimore
on December 6. when she will make
formal bow at the Bachelors
Cotillion.
Later Miss Penfield will probably
go to New Orleans for the Mardi Gras
as she has already been invited to be
princess of the royal court of Rex.
Evening star., 1937-11-26
Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington and Its
BY the Way
Beth Blaine

asst night the retiring Secretary the Yugoav Legation and
Minister Finland na and R0ia M. at
@ aancnT d1y
as4 %aas H ss esss,sy ss sn
Frc 10 Ye1H ev Se go sn En-
os n s
io % e the
tours through Europe. WV ~ "S '0
Of i sss % .tsTa wife the
o 90 S ne Nm mrs they
hea M
a e ws M o ba MIS- Harry stop
Minister stopped in to au revoi the former
ton after playing hostess dance pre-
Mme of chiffon embroidered soiay
cent? cent? Ss H e e Sa 5sese s pe1dc M s
years. ago and cane to the Legation in Washington
?ss F%e
We to pretend that Belgrade away
meanwhile here's wishing them bon happy andng
THE supper given Wednesday night by Mrs Ralph Worth
ingon for her daughter Mrs Adam Keith Luke who
pleasant and gay party A ''e'' way '"0'ousn'
THE nS n aS ~s Ro5s' Rssn eg ateg @ @ ssa
o4 s qaaSa aud To ee al oend eEa The s e, 0
Lux kne & the gus d Of eG, @ arg ,auasg g9n eqek
Ss sea% q
in black CREPE with luscious red uezve foers
player about playing stopped by
o2ev T9 @ n fey Of @ guests Martha
St{ asd
eam in 0S n n Is also
TIL R6oI S Ssst
eh Reybns and o3hers
Evening star., 1937-11-26
Residential Social News
DR.. and Mrs. Robertson Coming
Home Today.

Mrs. M Kell and their daughter, Miss
Boots Keil. Miss Feinberg makes her
home with Representative and Mrs. H.
P. Kopplemann at the Mayhower and
attends George Washington Univer-
sity.
Miss Rebecca Reilly and 1t. Harry
A. Simms, U. S. NJ, and Mrs Simms
attended the hop at the Officers Club,
United States Naval Academy, last
night and today they will leave for
Philadelphia for the Army Navy game.
Mrs. Ross Gum of Wesley Heights
Will leave tomorrow for New York,
where she will spend a week. Mrs.
Gum has directed the Wesley Heights
Players for the last two years and will
see many plays while in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Mayfield
will entertain at cocktail party to-
morrow at their home on Sycamore
street before the dance to be held at
the Wesley Heights Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon
Smith. Maj and Mrs. Van Ness Ing
ram of Camp Hollaburg. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Lathrom will go to Phila-
delphia tomorrow to attend the Army
Navy football game. After the game
they will entertain for a number OF
friends at the Penn Athletic Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris D. Erwin of
Spring Valley will have as their guests
over the week end DR.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert F. Mehl from Pittsburgh, Pa.
Evening star., 1937-11-26
w e d dings
Announced
Recently
Miss Stallings
Was Married
Yesterday.

\ 4 Iss MARY FRANCES STALL
M 1NGS, daughter of Mrs. James
w Newman Stallings Of Terrell
a Tex, chose yesterday for her
marriage to the Rev. Frank E.
Johnston. jr. of Washington, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Johnston,
sr., of Williamsburg Station, Pitts
burgh, Pa. The ceremony took place
at the Calvary Baptist Church in this
city, the Rev. DR.. William S. Aber-
nethy. pastor of the church, off,
ciating.
Mr.. Thomas Moss of Baltimore and
Washington and Mrs. Erna Embrey
sang several selections. The church
was decorated effectively with palms,
ferns and chrysanthemums and white
candles burned on the altar.
Mrs. Stallings gave her daughter in
marriage. She wore mahogany color
velvet gown with a hat to match and
a corsage Of gardenias. The bride
wore an ice blue velvet dress and an
of1-the- face hat of the same color.
Her bouquet was of white roses COM
bined with sweetheart roses and lilies
Of the valley
Miss Hattie Stallings, sister of the
bride, of Terrell, Tex, and KWei Lin,
China, was the maid of honor and
only attendant She Wore a wine
color velvet gown with hat of match
ing material and had a bouquet of
ivory color roses. Mr. John A. Pat
terson, jr., Of this city was the best
man and the ushers were the Messrs.
Donald Chase, Robert Sammons,
Bruce Fowler, Stuart Abraham, Raw
Continued on Page RAJ
Evening star., 1937-11-26
Sale Planned.

The Board of Managers of the Epls-
copal Church Home are holding their
annual donation day at the home to-
morrow from $50 in the morning to
$50 O'Clock. All gifts will be CRATE
fully received at 1925 Macomb street
The ladies assisting at the home will
be Mrs. William H. Cross, Mrs. A.
Heaton, Miss E. Vessels, Mrs. H.
Boteler and Mrs H. R Herslake.
Evening star., 1937-11-26
Anderson.Hooper
Wedding POSTPONED,

Due to death in the family, the
marriage cf Miss Elizabeth Hooper,
daughter of Mrs. Florence Wilkes
Hooper. and Mr.. j. D. Anderson has
been postponed until next Thursday.
As previously planned the ceremony
will take place in the Dodge Garden
House at $50 in the evening. The
wedding was to have taken place to-
morrow evening.
Evening star., 1937-11-26

Mrs. Stephen Conrad Stuntz enter
tanned at dinner last night at Merry
Go-Rourld, her residence near Vienna,
Va Her guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Bayrle and Miss Jean Bayrle of
Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Brown. Mr.. Lawrence Brown, jr.;
Miss Adelaide Brown and Miss Gail
Brown of Washington, Mrs. Marie
Mosser and Mrs. Flora McKeard OF
Florida and Midshipman Norman
Short of the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis.
Evening star., 1937-11-26
White House Christmas
Season to Be Marked
By Family Reunion
Most of Children to Be Present.
Mrs. Roosevelt Announces
Teas for Next Month.

ME President and Mrs Roosevelt will
White House for Christmas their and daughteraw
Mr. and Mrs James Roosevelt, their children, Sarah
Delano Roosevelt and Kate Roosevelt
will come from Harvard forhe holidays. Deano
Roosevelt , and his BRIDE Pont
expected spend of the holiday with
Roosevelt Mr. Boettge and daughter
of President Roosevelt and Mrs Boettigers children
will remain at their Seattle Mrs Elliott
children Ruth Chandler Roosevelt and Elliott
jr" will spend the holidays at their home in Texas
Mrs Roosevelt planning to leave the White
row or the next dav to visit the Federal housing roiecs
Ahurdae W. Va and nearby country The Presidents wife will
be accompanied by her secretary Mrs Mavna Scheder
Clarence Pickett. She will go Virginia York.
Club where she will present to Mrs Chapman copy
of her book This Troubled peace
attend the Dance international exhibition
nesday Mrs Roosevelt will
at the luncheon hour at the Junior League headquarters
Mrs Roosevelt expected to Washington December
and the following day will entertain
woman executives in departments At luncheon
she will entertain the cabinet hosesses when plans for the
official at homes of this group will be discussed
The Presidents wife held press conference this morning
at the White House.
tiny but much spectator state suite this
morning little Dd Raamatri, daughter of
Minister and Nine Rajamaitr The little girl accompanied by
her made the rounds of the
sghseers and apparently quite with the
red embroidered damask curtains which recently
the east room.
The The Of War and Ms woodng will
sd aarley oG?G M Henry l0!@i Wa
apd Mrs. sl % sh
esp Ws T Stss ss
Mr. Woodring party GO to the Quaker
City on the Navy special and will return the Capital
mediately after the game.
Te e.
scalante the members the diplomatic corps
praying the THANKSGIVING holiday at dinner in the blue at
e last evening They the guests of the Counselor
OF the venezuelan legation Dr. Don
and Sonora de entertained informally
Others the company Senor Don Alberto Vargas
Narlno Secretary of the Colombian legation Sonora
Vargas Senor Don Jose Caacho
tache OF the Colombian legation
Secretary of the Venezuelan Legation.
Senator Sherman Mnton Mr. Otto Engehart j. c. Pen
man and Mr. John Scott have Washington
Bloomington they
Indiana homecoming Senator the new
y Medical Building while in Indiana.
Representative and Mrs Bruce Barton
week END their son. Mr. Bruce Barton Junior
Academy, Deerheld, Mass.
MAJ Gen komoa and Mrs Komota who their
Japan from Paris France the
curing their brief stop in Washington Konota was
formerly the military attache at the Japanese Embassy
Mr. Leo Callahan Consul to Barcelona and
MRS Callahan spending few Washington
flower. - 0 " ~ N"'
MAJ searcy S A. and Mrs searcy Barracks
Pa are spending an indefinite time at the Martinique
The Assistant Secretary of Mrs Ernest c;
Draper had as guests at Thanksgiving Shoreha
Hotel apartment Mr. and Mrs George and Mrs
Ludlow Gilman of New York City, The Mers Gilman Mrs
Drapers Wv ~
Evening star., 1937-11-26

Wednesday from Sullins College at
Bristol, Va, to spend the holiday
week end with her mother, Mrs. Fawn
Munroe of Woodside, Md. She was &C.
companied by Miss Eleanor Weeks of
Savannah, Ca, who is also a student
at the college.
Evening star., 1937-11-26
Social Notes
Of Nearby
Areas

NJ 1ss NELLIE VIRGINIA
M HEWITT. who is a student
wv at st. Josephs College,
4 4 Emmitsburg, Md. is spend
ing the Thanksgiving holidays in
Silver Spring, Md, with her parents,
Capt. and Mrs. Frank L. Hewitt She
has with her a classmate, Miss Mar
garet Heslin of Flushing. Long Island,
for whom she entertained informally
on Wednesday evening The guests
included three other classmates of
Miss Hewitt's, the Misses Ruth Ellen
Golibart of Westmoreland Hills, Miss
Agnes Kane of Riverdale, Md, and
Miss Julia Henderson of Yorktown, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Thrift of
woodbridge, Va, are leaving by motor
today for Philadelphia, where they will
spend few days. and tomorrow will
attend the Army-Navy Football Game,
While in Philadelphia they will visit
their son-in-law, 1t. James Brett, u.
8. NJ. and his brother. Cadet William
Brett Of West Point. ,--....-
Miss Marjory Dee Munroe arrived
Evening star., 1937-11-26
R. AND MRS. DAVID ALLAN
ROBERTSON will return to.
morrow fpom Atlantic City.
where Dr.. Robertson Is at.

- where DR.. Robertson is at
tending the annual sessions of the
Middle States Association of Colleges
and Secondary Schools, of which asso-
citation DR.. Robertson is president.
Mrs. Robertson will receive on
Wednesday afternoon, after 4:3O
o'clock. as is her custom on the first
Wednesday Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Franklin Butler
have returned from two months
visit on the West Coast and will move
next week into 1925 o street, the house
they have leased.
Miss Dorothy Francis Rasasco of
3700 Davenport street left Tuesday for
Richmond, Va. to attend the wedding
of Miss Margaret Elizabeth Foulkes
and Mr.. John Leland Scott of New
port News, which took place yester-
day Miss Rasasco was a bridesmaid
Mr. and Mrs Noel F. Rasasco will ac-
company their daughter when she re-
turns.
DR.. and Mrs Oscar Diaz Albertini
and their niece, Miss Margarita Mon
tero, expect to return to their apart
ment at the Shoreham early next week.
They are in New York for a week Of
theater-going.
Miss Shirley NJ Feinberg went to
Wilmington, Del. for the holiday to
attend house party given by Mr.. and
Evening star., 1937-11-26

Miss Marjory Dee Munroe arrived
Evening star., 1937-11-26

Miss Shirley NJ Feinberg went to
Wilmington, Del. for the holiday to
attend a house party given by Mr.. and
Evening star., 1937-11-26

Continued on Page BAD
Evening star., 1937-11-26

Mr. Leo j. Callahan United States Consul Barcelona and
Caanan are spending few days in Washington the May
Evening star., 1937-11-26

Maj H. Searcy U. S. Mrs Searcy of Carlisle Barra
Pa, are spending indefinite time at the Martinique
Evening star., 1937-11-26

The Assistant Secretary of and Mrs Ernest G.
raper had as guests at Thanksgiving dinner their
t1otel apartment Mr. Mrs
Ludlow Gilman of New York City, Gilman are Mrs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-20
Would Save Trouble.

IT AM little confused about the
- boundaries in this case. l have no
funds to organize a general survey.
So I figure that the best thing to do
Is come East and lick Apostoli and thus
acquire all his chattels. lands and mes
suages. Then, at my leisure, I will
travel around and find out just what
am champion of.
That will be that. The trouble is,
concluded Mr.. Steele dolefully, that as
soon as have disposed of Apostolic
and annexed his title some Hottentot
will rise out of the African jungle with
the news that he has a title of his
own by way of Kid Mccoy or maybe
the Nonpareil Jack Dempsey. There
Is nothing can do about that"
Mr.. Steele's problem is heart-wring-
Ing. Your correspondent, anxious to
clear up the matter of boundaries. has
been in conference with both the con-
testing parties-Champion A, Mr..
Steele. and Champion B. Mr.. Apos-
toli-and believes that their claims
should be staked out, roughly as fol-
lows:
Steele-Having won his title from
Babe Risko (nee Harry Pylkowsky),
Mr.. Steele is the logical world cham
pion OF Poland and Pennsylvania and
Syracuse. N. Y. He also has just
claim to his home State of Washing
ton and for good measure, the United
States and Territories.
Now. since Mr.. ApoStoli is baslcally
the world champion of Paris, France,
Mr.. Steele must be recognized as the
champion OF all anti-French territory,
such as Italy, Germany, rebel Spain,
Portugal, Ethiopia. Japan and parts
Of Gary, Ind. We will further con-
cede him Little America, Admiral Byrd
and Brazil.
Apostoli-This outstanding atlas stu
dent undoubtedly is the world cham
pion Of Paris and vicinity. We also
will give him France, England, Loyslist
Spain. China, Russia, the Orkney
Islands, San Francisco, Newfoundland
and two outfielders.
The League of Nations informs me
however, that none of these claims
will be recognized until Mr.. Steele OF
Mr.. Apostolic, or both, have visited al
the cities and nations in question ane
whipped every single inmate.
Meanwhile, the League recognize.
the late Stanley Ketchel as middle
weight champion of the world.
(Copyrisht, 1887. ~ the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-20
.CL|CKMAN IS SEEN
SPEST OF TERPS
Syracuse Sure He'll Star,
but Refuses to Predict
Baltimore Victory.

YRACUSE, N. Y, October 90
No one in Syracuse will come
right out and say that the
~ Orange grid team will spank
Maryland In Baltimore Saturday, but
folk here do not hesitate to predict
that young Marty GlickmAn will be
just rs much . headache to the Terps
as he WAS to Cornell last week in
Ithaca. Then all he did was to score
two touchdowns. one Of q 44-yard re-
turn Of punt. to beat Cornell. II to 6.
He didn't get away against Maryland
when the Terps played here last year
and won, 20 to 0, but he is getting
quite 4 different brand Of support
than he did 4 year ago.
He ran wild ut both Of SyrAcuse's
earlier games with Clarkson and 81
Lawrence and certainly no one can
DO anything but admire his great
work against the powerful Ithacans.
Net Only Fast But Smart.
CLICkMAN not only will be the
fastest player in the Baltimore
Stadium Saturday. but Syracuse folk
say there will be none smarter. He
is one of those students with q stream
lined brain. He is headed for Phi
Beta Kappa. Behind his baby face
turks the ambition of a serious scholar
Glickman is a junior and is 20 years
old. His foot ball weight is 1852 pounds
and he is only S feet 10 inches tall
He is chunky and solid and the wings
of Mercury sprout on his heels He
was member of last years Olympic
team. but did not compete in the
games at Berlin.
After the games he turned In some
fine sprinting performances in track
meets in European cities In England
he was a member Of the team which
broke the world record for the 400
yard relay. He has flown over the
100 meters in los seconds and has
done the 100 in 81 seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-20
Thinks Grid Pool
Players Are Saps

BY the Associa ted Press.
CHICAGO, October 20.-Drink-
ing Ut Big Ten foot ball games
has been reduced to q dribble. but
the suckers" who spend their
money on pool bets are causing
some concern.
The term suckers" is the idea of
Mai. John L. Grifiith, the Big Tens
athletic commissioner. He said that
Western Conference athletic d.
rectors are campaigning against
betting on foot ball games. and
against the pool or "psrlay" sys-
tenn. In particular.
There can be no question that any
one who bets his money in foot ball
pools Is a sucker" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-20

something they will tell and retell
whenever they find listeners. Those
azure fighters went up to weights Of
Is pounds then, and averaged over q
dozen above 10 pounds to the boat.
Also expected this time OF year, but
which has not happened. is the school,
ing of the trout for the southwark
run. They may do it yet, but, as said
before, weather may keep them from
biting. 1t still is too early for rock to
fold up for the Winter, and in the
lower Patuxent and Potomac some OF
the best fishing in the Fall is trip
after big stripers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-20
VENGEFUL REDSKINS
FACE EAGLES NEXT
Invade Philadelphia Bent Upon
Erasing Defeat Here-Fans
Nav Accompany Team.

THEIR first road game of the sea-
son and their first chance for re-
venge face the Washington Redskins
Sunday when they travel to Phila-
delphia to meet the Eagles. who con-
quered them here, 40, a week ago
last Sunday.
But with the Redskins having shown
him that they still can click in the
style which made them 1895 Eastern
champions, Coach Ray Flaherty is
satisfied that his team will turn the
tables, Bill Hewitt notwithstanding.
Redskin officials have announced
that choice seats for the game at
Philadelphia are available at their
ONCE here, 739 Ninth street. Ac-
comodations on the same train
which the Redskins are taking. leaving
here at 9 o'clock Sunday morning,
also may be obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-20
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
y OS ANGELES. October 20.-
Ambrose Schipdler's legs
are getting more attention
~ than a chorus girls.
Upon the legs of stalwart AM
brose, chief scoring bet of South
ern CALIFORNIA; foot ball machine,
lie most of Troy's hopes of upset
ting mighty California this week
end.
As legs 60, they are not unlike a
thousand others galloping around
the Nations gridirons.
But Amby's pins start complain
ing Of overwork about half-time OF
a game, and by the third period
have developed intense muscle
cramps.
Trojan hackers think SCHNEIDER
Will have to stay IN the game more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-20
Handed Title to Thil.

GORILLA JONES is a fellow 1
~ licked a couple of years ago.
But / learn that, before licked him,
the Gorilla already had disposed OF
a world title OF his own. He unloaded
the thing in France, probably because
OF the exchange value OF the franc az
that time. The purchaser. they celi
me. is Marcel Thil. a Frenchman.
Having whipped the Gorilla myself.
I do not pay very much attention TO
Thil. The world championship busl-
ness is good in my part of the coun-
try, and besides. l am informed that
If 90 over to Paris to fight Thll, L
will run up against a French law
which makes it illegal for him to lose
a fight. There doesn't seem to be
much future in that direction.
so 90 about my work, beating this
fighter and that and feeling pretty
confident that ! am the real mldole-
weight champion of the world. Then
all of sudden Apostoli beats Thll
and becomes the owner OF Gorilla
.rones's secondhand title, which by
nov mas seen lot Vi tloNci oiiA i'' %
nuch-more brosdened and cultured
title than my own, though don
think it is anywhere near AS good.
What makes it all the more con-
fising is that already have knocked
out Apostolic back in 1885. before I ac-
CURED my championship in good falth
from Babe Risko. But Apostoli is a fel-
low who knows geography backwards
and forwards. and. when he ticks Thll,
he estimates that he is now the world
champion of large part of the civil
lied world. as we'll as several oceans,
lakes, eulleys. rivers and ravines.
It will have to concede that never
have been in some Of the places that
Apostoli claims to be the world cham
MON Of. For that matter, neither has
Apostolic. But he has read about them,
and 1 guess there is nothing legally
wrong with his point that you do not
have to open a restaurant in Bangkok
In order to be the world champion of
the town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-20

"HE past few days Of bad weather
just about ended most of the
fshirg in this neck of the
L woods. OF course, there will
be those days when rock and blues,
with possibly a few trout, will be
playing around in this or that spot
down in Chesapeake Bay, but the run
of-the mine angler no longer will be
interested in going after them.
The die-hards and overenthusisstic
anglers who do go can expect nothing
but a few odd fish here and there
along with the cold weather, which
can be very disagreeable this time OF
year down on the bay. The hsh are
there, no doubt about that, but with
weather conditions as they are they
refuse to bite most Of the time.
We still are looking for the
blues to hit as they did this
time last season over by Thigh
mans and Sharps Islands.
1t is a never-to- be forgotten expert
ence for those who were there during
the three weeks OF the run, and is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-20
HOME TOWNPR|DES
RING DISH
Self consciousness Makes
EN- Easy Targets, Says
Feather Champ.


"A yEW YORK. October 2o.-One
N of the most interesting fighters
VI in the business is Petey Sar-
4 ron, who defends his feather
weight title against Henry Armstrong,
hard hitting Los Angeles Negro, at
Jacobs inaugural Madison Square
Garden show October 20.
Petey's speciality is fighting home
town prides right before their home
folks. Petey. An Assyrian boy who
came up from Birmingham, Ala. has
fought $50 nights and looks 1t. His
eyes are cut, his ears are hard and
fat and he's broken his left hand
three times, his right once.
Back From Down Under.
LIES just returned from a tour Of
New Zealand, South Africa and
England. where he picked up plenty Of
coconuts.
Fighting home town prides is duck
soup for me-" says Petey. When you
fight one the crowd looks only at him.
not you. And hes conscious of 1t. And
most of the time the hometowners get
great kick out. OF seeing their boy
wonder get licked and Petey always
tries to please.
Il fought Tommy Donovan in New
Zealand and kayoed him in the seventh
round. The referee, hometowner,
was counting him out when all of a
sudden he turns to me and says I lest
on foul because I hit him on the back
of the head.
II was arrested in New Plymouth,
New Zealand, because I didn't want
to fight. signed for small gusran-
tee for an indoor show, and when they
took it outside before $4,000 customers
1 demanded percentage. They
pinched me and I had to 60 through
with it."