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grace you may preserve the people
committed to your charge in wealth,
peace and godliness; and after long
temporal kingdom wisely, justly and
religiously. you may at last become
the partaker Of an eternal kingdom,
through Jesus Christ, Our Lord"
Once more the King sits in the
chair of ST. Edward The Dean OF
Westminster invests him with tunic
Of cloth of gold. He takes from the
altar the golden spurs, symbols Of the
Kings chivalry, and hands them
to the lord chamberlain. This dig
nitary touches both Of the mon
arch's heels with them and replaces
them on the altar.
A SWORD in purple velvet sheath
is placed on the altar for It's
sanctification.
Hear our prayers, o Lord" says
the archbishop land so direct and
support Thy servant, King George,
who Is now to be girt with this sword,
that he may not bear it in vanity, but
may use it as the instrument of God
for the terror and punishment of
evildoers. and for the protection and
encouragement Of those that do well,
through Jesus Christ our Lord"
The King stands. The sword IS girt
around his waist by the lore chamber
lain. The voice of the archbishop:
with this sword do justice, stop
the growth Of inlquity. protect the
Holy Church of God, help and defend
widows and orphans, restore the
things that are gone to decay, main
tain the things that are restored. pun
ish and reform what is amiss and con-
firm what is in good order; that in
doing these things you may be glorifled
in all virtue and 50 faithfully serve our
Lord Jesus Christ in this life that you
may reign forever with him in the life
which is to come
With his own hands the King un-
girds the sword and lays 1t upon the
altar. The Dean of Westminster places
over his shoulders the royal robe OF
cloth OF gold
The primate places in his hands the
golden orb surmounted by the cross,
symbolic of his dominion over this
world and the acknowledgement of
the rule of the cross over himself and
all his kingdoms
G and when you see this orb
thus set under the cross, remember
that the whole world is subject to the
power and empire of Christ, our Re-
deemer.''
The archbishop places upon the
fourth finger of the monarch's right
hand the ruby ring of Edward the
Confessor:
Receive this ring, the insignia Of
kingly dignity and of the defense Of
the Catholic faith, and as you are this
day solemnly invested in the govern
ment Of this earthly kingdom, 50 may
you be sealed with that spirit of
promise which is thy earnest Of
an heavenly inheritance and reign
with Him, who Is the blessed and only
Potentate, to Whom be glory forever
and ever"
The royal scepter and the scepter
and dove are placed in the monarch's
hands. The pageantry is drawing
near its elimination. It has come
through the valley of the mystic.
reverently takes the crown Of st.
Edward. He holds 1t in his hands.
20 God, the crown Of the faith
full: Bless, we beseech Thee, and
sanctify Thy servant, George, our
King, and as Thou dost this day set
q crown Of pure gold on his head, 20
enrich his royal heart with Thine
abundant grace and crown him with
Evening star., 1937-07-14
TEACHERT0APPEAL
IN COCKTAIL CASE
Blond Denied Public Hear
ing, Dropped by CON-
mittee Vote.
DS the Associated Press.

oy t3e ASSOCIATED PFeSs.
6AUGUS, Mass, July 14-Re-
buf7ed by the Saugus School Com
mittee, petite, blond Isabelle Hallin
turned to the Supreme Court today
for reinstatem as a teacher
She prepared for a finish fight
against rumors that she gave a stu
dent cocktail party and more formal
charges Of inefflciency.
At a stormy, public meeting at
tended by 800 townsfolk last night
the School Committee voted to 2
against reappointing the 26year-old
English teacher and dramatics coach.
The committee also declined to grant
her 4 public hearing
Miss Hallins attorney, Daniel j.
Canning, Immediately said he would
seek writ OF mandamus for her re-
instatement in Supreme Court today
He charged that the committee acted
in bad faith" in refusing a hearing.
The spectators cheered committee
men favorable to Miss Hallin. Her
father, c. Fred Hallin. business man
In nearby Lynn said this was q
"moral victory" for his daughter.
Miss Hallin was not present and
she remained in seclusion today. re-
portedly at sanitarium recovering
from a collapse brought on her ply
sician said, by mental strain"
Letters and kilograms to her home
included several movie and stage
offers, one of which Miss Hallin had
said she would very definitely"
accept if her teaching contract was
not renewed
Committeeman Waldo Russell said
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the young teacher had too many
outside activities" and that she was
more interested in dramatics than
In teaching English. These reasons
led to her rejection, he said.
But the youngest member of the
committee, Paul Haley, leaped to his
feet amid cheers and charged the
case was fixed, connived and rushed
through" He accused committeeman
Of carrying the rumors" and basing
their decision on street corner talk"
The one woman member of the
committee voted against Miss Hallin.
Evening star., 1937-07-14
S. W. O. c. ATTACKS
CITIZENS GROUP
Johnstown Committee Backed by
Steel Companies to Break
Strike, Is Charge.
B, the Associated Press.

of the HSoOSidtSu TlPSS.
PITTSBURGH, July l4.-The Steel
Workers Organizing Committee
charged yesterday that the Bethlehem
Steel Corp. had instigated and
financed Citizens Committee in An
effort to break the month-old strike
at its Cambria works in Johnstown. Pa
Supplemening complaint last week
to the National Labor Relations Board,
IN which 1t asserted the company in
timidated the strikers and coerced
them to return to work, the steel un-
Ion declared:
Said company has tnstlgated, spon-
sored and financed the formation of a
Citizens Committee in Johnstown
Evening star., 1937-07-14

which started the back-to work move
ment for the purpose OF breaking the
strike
Lee Pressman, general counsel for
the committee, notified Chairman j.
Warren Madden Of the Labor Board
that Bethlehem was acting 'in COL
lusion with the Johnstown chief Of
police and Mayor Daniel J. Shields"
adding: Company police and i'm
ported gunmen in the employ OF said
company have been sworn in by said
chief OF police and Mayor Shields as
special policemen with the sole pur-
pose and intent of interfering with
the right Of peaceful picketing. ="
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, July 13 (F.-
Chairman Francis c. Martin Of the
Citizens Committee denied today that
Bethlehem Steel Corp. had sponsored
and financed the committee.
IT'S not true" said Martin. 1--WE
did not receive one dollar from the
corporation"
He added that the committee re-
Gently undertook 4 Nation wide pub
licity campaign to protect the work.
er's right to work, with faith that
enough citizens would support u.s."
Evening star., 1937-03-05
Women's Committee
Announces Plans

Mrs Gilbert Grosvenor, who recently
returned from the South, presided
over an enthusiastic meeting Of the
Womens Board of George Washing
ton University Hospital Of which she
is President, Wednesday morning at
the Mayfower Hotel.
During the business session, Mrs.
Arthur j. Wright was elected to men,
bership on the board. and Mrs. Cabot
Stevens was reinstated as an active
member, having been on the as
sociate membership list for the past
year
Instead of holding a large enter
tainment for the benefit of the hospi-
tai. as has been customary for several
years, the board has adopted a plan
for a series of smaller parties. each
to be sponsored by a group Of board
members. under the direction Of a
team captain, and by this means it is
hoped that splendid financial returns
will be realized to aid the general work
of the board in behalf of the hospital,
and also to create a substantial fund
to be used in the near future for the
new hospital building which is pro-
jected. The first of these group en-
tertainments is to be held on Monday,
March 8 at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Sutton, and will be a dessert bridge
party This group is under the chair
manship of Mrs. G. Louis Weller. A
second group of which Mrs. Henry
Albers is chairman will hold a card
party on the afternoon Of March Is.
The chairmen Of the groups now
organized include Mrs. Henry Albers,
Mrs. William H. Aspinwall, Mrs. Ed
ward G. Bliss, Mrs. Walter Bloedorn,
Mrs. Robert Bolwell. Mrs. w. H. Col
lier, Mrs. Alfred H. Lawson. Mrs. James
Pixlee and Mrs. G. Louis Weller. Each
of these chairmen has group Of 10
or more members Of the board work.
ing with her.
Evening star., 1937-03-05
Residential Social News
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Mathews Dick in New
York City.
York City.

Mrs. Samuel Mundheim of New York.
Rabbi Gerstenfeld is assistant rabbi to
DR.. Abram Simon of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation.
Miss Nancy BSsell Of Pittsburgh.
Pa. is in Washington. spending a few
days at the Shoreham while visiting
Maj. and Mrs. Thomas D. Finley. She
is accompanied by her niece, Miss
Catherine Bissell of Geneva, N. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles H. Nc cEnerney
have just returned from the South
where they spent several weeks in
Miami Beach and Havana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard A. Terry OF
Danville. Va. are stopping at the
Raleigh Hotel while on a visit in
Washington.
Mr.. Charles B. Crofton of Garden
City, N. Y, has arrived in Washington
after a visit in the South and is
He is accompanied by his daughter
Miss Mary Crofton, and his niece
Miss May Muldoon.
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Dooley have
come to the Capital from Portland
Me. and are stopping at the Raleigh
Hotel for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Allies of De-
troit, returning home from their an.
nual visit to Palm Beach, are in
Washington at the Raleigh Hotel fol
a few days.
Evening star., 1937-03-05
Talk on SurnameS
For GeneOlO9iSts

Mr.. Harry A. Defarrari will give
talk tomorrow evening on Family
Surnames" before the National Gene
ological Society. the lecture to be
given at Y. w. c. A, at Seventeenth
and K streets Mr.. Defarrari will
give many little known facts on the
origins of names, the systems used by
various countries in the selecting, be-
stowal and adoption Of surnames and
their meanings.
The National Genealogical Society
owns a large and valuable library OF
genealogical publications, which are
not available at this time owing to
the lack of headquarters for the or
ganization.
Evening star., 1937-03-05
Mrs. Orth Feted.

Miss Veryl Schult will give dinner
at the University Club tonight in
honor of Mrs Robert F. Orth of St.
Louis. Mo. Mrs. Orth, president OF
the Grand Council, Beta Sigma Omi-
cron National Sorority, is making an
Eastern inspection and expansion tour
in the interest of the sorority, which
will celebrate its golden anniversary
in 1888.
Among the guests present will be
Mrs. Robert Mason DeShazo, founder
and president Of the sororitys Wash
tngton Alumnae Chapter.
Later in the evening Mrs. Carl
Giroux will entertain the chapter at
1920 Sixteenth street, and tomorrow
evening the chapter will hold a BAN
quet at the Parrot in honor of Mrs.
Orth. Mrs. DeShazo will be the toast
mistress.
Evening star., 1937-03-05
Mrs. Dodderidge
Hostess at Tea

Mrs. Harry H. Dodderidge. vice
president of the Democratic Womens
National Council. will be hostess Sum
day at the third of the series Of in
formal Sunday afternoon teas being
given by the council at their head
quarters at 1925 New Hampshire
avenue northwest from 4:30 until 6
o'clock
Assisting Mrs. Dodderidge will be
Mrs George McGill, wife of Senator
McGill; Mrs. Arthur Mellott. wife Of
Judge Mellott of the Board Of Tax
Appeals; Mrs John NJ. Houston, wife
of Representative Houston; Mrs.
George Swofford, chairman OF the
United States Employees Compensa-
ton Commission: Mrs. S. Jennings
Asbury, director Of the Councils Abb
sentee Voters Bureau. and Mrs. Thur
man Hill, wife of an official Of the
Bureau of Internal Revenue.
Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick Noble.
chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee of the council, will be
hostess at the tea on Sunday, March
IA
Evening star., 1937-03-05
Mrs. Wenzel Will Be
At Home SUNDAY

Mrs. ]. George Wenzel the former
Ruth Anne RemOn, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs John A. Remon. will be at
nome Sunday afternoon at her parents
residence. 3104 Thirty-third place
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenzel have just re-
turned to Washington from Juneau,
Alaska, where Mr. Wenzel has been on
special assignment for the Treasury
Department since May, 1886.
They were married in April last year
at Seattle. Wash, and sailed imme-
diately for Alaska where they tenn
porarily established their home.
Evening star., 1937-03-05
Polish Ambassador
Arrives at Miami on
Way Back From Havana
Secretary Perkins Hostess Tonight. New
French Ambassador and Wife
Guests of Mrs. Roosevelt

ME Polish Ambassador Count jerry Potock accompanied by
brother Alfred Potoc arrived yesterday by plane
Beach after brief Cuba where the
Ambassador presented his credentials Polish Minister to the
island republic Countess Potocka wife of the Ambassador
torng expected to Join
return with him later in the month
Mrs Homer s. Cummings and Mrs Daniel Roper
ranking guests at luncheon today of Mrs Adren Busck who
entertained 60 guests the shoreha in honor of Mrs Donald R.
Richberg
The Secretary of Labor Miss Frances Perkins,
dinner this evening at her residence California street.
The Ambassador Ecuador and Sonora de Aaro hosts
at luncheon yesterday at the Mayowe having their guests
members of the Embassy staff and their wives
The French Ambassador and Nine Bonnet will be the guests
the counselor of the French Embassy Jules
Henry will afternoon at the Mayfower from
until o'clock Yesterday afternoon the Ambassador and Nine
Bonnet received Mrs Roosevelt at the White House for
the Union of South Africa and Mrs. Close
terained dinner the Chevy Chase Club last night
The Egyptian Minister Mohamed Bey
during before going California
guest Dr. George Henry Bradford at the at Haeah
Park yesterday
The Czechoslovak hosts at
yesterday entertaining honor of the United States
Cechosovaka Butler Wright and his daughter
Miss Wright the commercial aache of the United States
Samuel Woods Other guests at the lunch
members of Legation staff
Mr. Wright and his daughter making brief visit in this
country ana Will san tne atter part ol le ol W e'i W
where Mrs Wright and the other members OF their
family remained Miss Wright left Washington yesterday after
for New York where the Minister will join her next week
Representative Koppemann Connecticut will
Feinberg of Hartford Conn., and her
daughter Gloria Feinberg who arriving Sunday
Representative OLeary New York stopping at
the Carlton Hotel at the present time.
The counselor of the German Embassy and Frau Thomson will
cocktail afternoon at their residence
1902 Colorado avenue.
Preston, United States Consul at Kingston Jamaica,
Washington with They the Mayfower
Col and Mrs John Mikin have guest in their quarters
at Fort Myer Mrs Mlkn sister Mrs Joseph Swing wife OF COL
of Hoye Md.
Mrs Ganah wife OF Lieut.: Joseph Ganahl, a small
luncheon yesterday compliment to Mrs Swing and Wednesday
Milkn entertained luncheon at the ArmyNavy Club
for her sister.
Capt Mrs Lewis of Iona Island, y arrived in
Washington yesterday and have taken apartment at the Roose
Hotel They will Joined today by Mr. Lewis sten-law
Mrs Gertrude Lewis of Chicago Ill
Capt of this city the Mar
Unique for indefinite stay.
and Mrs Palmer and their daughter spending
several DAYS at the Martinique.
Evening star., 1937-03-05

r. AND MRS. C. MATHEWS
n DICK left for New York last
N night after attending the
l / dinner given by the first
secretary of the German Embassy and
Frau Scholz at which the Italian Am
bassador and Signora de Suvich were
the ranking guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick will return to Washington Tues
day.
The Marquis Carlo Torrigiani and
Marchesa Torrigiani of Florence, Italy,
arrived in Washington yesterday for
a few days. They are stopping at the
Mayhower.
Miss Katharine Hill and her neph-
ew, Mr.. James Preston Parks. have
returned to their apartment at 2l00
Massachusetts avenue after spending
several weeks in Palm Beach. Tia.
Miss Hill and Mr.. Parks were the
guests in whose honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hecht of Chicago and Palm
Beach entertained at tea at White
hall Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Messenger of
the Embassy Apartments have left for
Miami Beach, where they will re-
main for two weeks. They took the
trip by motor.
Miss Jeane Illch will have as her
house guest this week end Miss Elsa
Lovenstein of Philadelphia. who is a
student at Goucher College. While
here Miss Lowenstein will attend a
party Saturday evening at the Wood
mont Country Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Mccormack
have arrived from New York City to
spend several days In Washington.
During their stay they will be at the
Carlton Hotel.
Rabbi and Mrs. Norman Gersten-
field are receiving congratulations on
the birth of son, born at Lenox Hill
Hospital. New York City. March /.
Mrs Gerstenfeld was the former Lou
ise Mundheim, daughter of Mr.. and
Evening star., 1937-03-05
Ohioans to Meet.

The Dance Committee of the Ohio
Girls Club composed of Miss Mildred
Stilwell, Miss Ernestine Brown. Miss
Phyllis Carpenter, Miss Bessie Lem
mon, Miss Edna Miller, Miss Rachael
Biehler, Miss Mary Spear. Miss Ber-
nice Weigand and Miss Esther Aron-
son extend an invitation to Ohioans
and their friends to attend a dance
and card party tomorrow evening
from 9 til IL o'clock in the Queen
Elizabeth room of the Raleigh Hotel
Evening star., 1937-03-05
Dinner for Envoy.

The Dominican Minister to London
Senor Max Henriquez Urena, ano
Sonora de Urena, will be the guests
of honor at dinner Wednesday eve
ming. March 10. of Sonora de Espail-
lat, widow of Senor Ulisas Espaillat
for some time attached to the Do
minican Legation in Washington
where he served at the time of his
death several years ago.
Evening star., 1937-03-05
Social Noted Lenten Season Draws Close
By the Way
Beth Blaine

UOR has that Anthony Drexe Bdde r United States
Minister to Norway is to be transferred to Polandherby
changing his position from Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
Plenpotenary Ambassador Extraordinary Penpoen
tary This merely rumor picked up at recent cocktail party
which have not been able to confirm However, it prob
the will surprise the Biddes friends
WE ADD to the list of those ho southward bound, Mr.
and Ms Philip owen Coffin ,oho are of to,norrow for
'f ss + s sSS as
Mr. and Mrs. Coffin UiH be avay several 'Oeeks
asst evening interesting delightful
with small of music lovers and the
Daguerrean visiting Washington this week and has been heard
at two places most informally with Just few music lovers
Illuminating although his music obviously beautiful
the initiated but the conversation of the others added
enjoyment because of their enthusiasm Daguerrean who
has studied with Pe Busoni and Paderewki will be in Bai
the week end the guest of Dr. and Mrs Coston
will be feted there he has been here for Mr. and Mrs w W.
Abel entertaining Sunday afternoon at teame when the
gifted pianist will give His is charming
sonay with the enthusiasm eagerness of youth also
having the of much older His playing vivid
brilliant with trace of sentimentay After his visit in
Baltimore Daguerrean will Philadelphia then Boston,
will be back with again in April when he will give recital
Bach-Petri arrangement
Brahms, then Chopin and lovely unfamiliar things Of
the evening, following the satisfying dinner
with very interesting companions was altogether the most delight
full in and only to be had in Washington
LAWRENCE WOOD ROBERT, known better Chip fen
up from Florida for the last night at the Mayfouer
today flying back to Palm Beach to Mrs. Robert at
the Eduard Sotesburus here then hare been oppno for
the past Apparently
individual at the Uictory dinner for sitting at the head
table Postmaster General Farley the very picture of
health and Administrator Mcdonald
Administration returned from Florida
Mcdonald building house in Palm Beach, and from all
reports, going very attractive like
part of the Dorld it 0H hare louey little
pato-to after au house In the South is quite complete
without patio.
FROM Ferry Heath heard the pleasant that Mrs Eliot
Bunton appearing in Washington Monday Before her
Bufinton Janet Shearson, niece
Edward Shearson of New York and Palm Beach Janet is
looking much
husbands death several Janet had
business woman has done extremely WELL leading
the life working New York committing day
Mount of business the big city returning
country the afternoon catch glimpse
enhancing children arrives late Monday after
stopping the Maydowe that evening Maj.
Heath invited very few friends dinner her honor.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-29

Fancy shadow weaves, fascinat-
ing bright prints and embroidery
motifs are cleverly emphasized by
simple styling. Sheer monotones
and self-plaided weaves vie with
hard-twisted worsteds for first place
in the tailored scene.
The adaptability of sheer wool
knits is well illustrated in the slim
short-sleeved frock shown to the left
in the picture. The material for
this dress is a featherweight an
CORA knit in pearl gray with distinc-
tive two-toned bands in brown and
maize inserted in bolero effect in
the blouse and edging the sleeves
and skirt hem. The smart shirt
waist closing below a rounded col
larless neck is finished with a row
of composition buttons in maize. A
deep inverted pleat in the skirt
front gives plenty of action freedom.
AS pictured to the right, close knit
wool jersey in chic navy blue makes
stunning and versatile frock for
sports or spectator wear. Cut on
Hatterng princess lines With full
length front buttoned closing, it is
cool and practical. Sleeves are
full and short and neckline is high.
Mems tie silk in gay red, navy and
white tri-color patterning is inter-
esting trimming. Note how attrac-
lively it is employed to outline two
large plastron pockets and the
round yoke treatment below a trim
tailored neck.
A stunning color combination dis
tinguishes the beautifully tailored
dress and redingote ensemble of
sheer wool conferred in the group.
Tucked treatment in bold chevron
patterning accents the high-throated
neckline. The dusty rose dress is
topped by full length redingote in
a light olive green. Double flap hip
pockets and scissor-sharp lapels are
nice details.
g Western Newspaper Union.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-07-29

HERE'S no doubt about it, the
l. well-dressed woman of today
knows the value of clothes that will
60 places and do things with the
same ease and aplomb as their
streamlined wearer. The up-and-
about wardrobe must contain frocks
and costumes that will adapt them
selves with taste and comfort to
any number of changing scenes and
temperatures.
No matter what the season, there
is something about sheer wool that
does the trick. Tailored or dress
maker in style, a sheer wool cos
tune carries with it a classic at
mosphere which keeps it never too
dressy for town or country, travel
ing or local activities. There is
ever, that something about the
smart new light wooden ensembles,
dresses and coats that bespeak that
casual look of good taste that is
aristocratically at home at tea or
card party or any more or less So
cial event of the day.
VOOl h111eo, 1A61lI oo q 4CoIA1CL e1llo
luxuriously soft to the touch, make
charming and supremely correct
sports frocks. Whether you are an
agile golfer or simply deck
lounger your wool knit costume will
give you a joyful feeling of freedom
to take your fun as you find it.
Both pastel and darker shades are
too smart for sports and clever de-
signs vary from one-piece classic
styles to two-piece and jacket cos
tunes that may be ensembled
with variety Of blouses and access
series. Zephyr knits, soft wool jer-
seys and fine featherweight angoras
are cool and comfortable, and lacy
weaves in lightweight wool are
unusually interesting.