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CUSTODIAN SERVICE Federal and Territorial Building

Federal and Territorial Building
 JuneaC
 Custodian and Postmaster: Albert Vile.
 Assistant Custodian: George Gull lufsen.
 Engineman-H Helper: Lester Weiss. Foreman of Laborers: Harry J. Krane.
 Fireman Watchman: Bert H. Berthell, Ollie A. Golf, Henry A. Jenkins.
 Bremen Laborers: William c. Anderson, William L. Bills. Elevator Conductors: James E. Sparks, George D. Benson. Telephone-Operator: Addie V. McKinnon.
 Laborers: Jack w. Mcdaniel, Will lard A. Eyres, William E. Sparks, Ralph E. Moreau, Herbert Whit field, John Medica, William H. Fife. Charwomen: Della E. Alstead, Anne Melseth, Marcella E. McDon- aid, Rosalia Lundell, Amelia Han- sen.
 Post Office and Court House
 Building, Cordova Custodian: Otto H. Kulpers. Post Office Building, Fairbanks Custodian: R. E. Sheldon.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CUSTOMS SERVICE
 District 31

Headquarters: Juneau.
 Collector: James J. Connors. Assistant Collector: M. s. Whit tier. Deputies: M. H. Sides, J. T. Pet rich, w. B. Heisel.
 Ketchikan: M. S. Dobbs, Deputy Collector in Charge; G. w. Wood ruff, M. L. Stepp, Deputy Collectors
 Cordova: G. E. Means, Deputy Collector in Charge. Craig: T. M. Smith, Deputy Col lector in Charge Eagle: J. j. Hillard, Deputy Col lector in Charge. 1 Fairbanks: R. c. Barthel, Deputy Collector in Charge. Hidden Inlet: M B. Stickney Deputy Collector in Charge. Hyder: J. L. Abrams, Deputy Col lector in Charge Nome: c. c. Tanner, Deputy Col lector in Charge. i Petersburg: D. E. Crocker.
 Prince Rupert: F. N. Feero, Depu- ty Collector in Charge; G. H. Har- tie, Deputy Collector.
 Seward: l.. J. Chilberg. Sitka: N. E. Bolshanin, Deputy Collector in Charge. Skagway: F. J. Vandewall, Deputy c Hector in Charge; G. G. Miller D putty Collector; J. A. McCann L c, Gault, Jr, Inspectors for Navi- gGtion Season.
 unalaska. Durell Finch, Deputy c Hector in Charge.
 Wrangell: L. E. Osterman, Deputy C Hector in Charge. Jack Wade: B. B. Green.
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ALASKA ROAD COMMISSION

ALASnA hOND 1OhhAStpiO-'
 Juneau Chief Engineer: Ike P. Taylor. Assistant Chief Engineer: flaw lev w. Sterling Junior Engineer: A. F. Ghiglione Chief Clerk. C. H. Skinner.
 Sitka Sub District General Foreman: Peter Trier- schield.
 Valdez District Superintendent: T. H. Huddleston. Disbursing Clerk: E. c. Simmons.
 Chitina District Superintendent: R. J. Shepard. Assistant Superintendent: Frank Shipp.
 Disbursing Clerk: D. H. Kelsey.
 Southwestern District Superintendent: M c. Edmunds. Assistant Superintendent: Will liam J. Niemi. Assistant Engineer: Fred J Spach. Disbursing Clerk: J. A. Borges.
 Fairbanks District Superintendent: Frank Nash. Associate Engineer: Donald Mac Donald
 Assistant Engineer: c. E. Burglin. Disbursing Clerk: Peter Grandi- son.
 Nome District Superintendent: Ross J. Kinney. Disbursing Clerk: Edward F. Sur Der.
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UNITED STATES PUBLIC
 HEALTH SERVICE

Acting Assistant Surgeons: L. P Dawes, Juneau; John H. Mustard Ketchikan; A. D. Haverstock, Sew ard: Hugh G. Nicholson, Sitka; Jo- seph Rude, Petersburg; Thomas c
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UNITED STATES ENGINEER
 OFFICE

Rivers and Harbor Work, Alaska
 District Engineer: It. Col. H. J. Wild, Corps of Engineers, 412 Fed- eral Office Bldg, Seattle, Wash.
 Division Engineer: Col. Thomas M. Robins, Corps of Engineers, 523 Pittock Block, Portland, Oregon.
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REINDEER SERVICE

Acting General Supervisor: J. Sidney Rood.
 Egavik Unit Manager. Archie w. Payne,
 Buckland Unit Manager: Glenn c. Briggs, Kotzebue.
 Kuskokwm Unit Manager: Sam Kendrick. Bethel.
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Clerk Stenographef: Doroth y Ford
 St. Michael District Local Inspector of HullS: Charles H. White.
 Local Inspector of Boilers: Savine L. Craft.
 Clerk to Local Inspectors: James Trail.
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DIVISION OF DISBURSEMENT State Disbursing Office-Juneau

Disbursing Clerk: c. E. Naghel.
 Assistant Disbursing Clerks: s. D. Putnam, Arthur Adams.
 Bookkeeping Supervisor: Mabel J. Rouze. Check Supervisor: Harriet M. Barragar. Clerk Stenographer: berta Dooley. Check-Typist: Marian R. Cramer
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BUREAU OF MINES

Instructor in first aid and mine rescue training at operating mines throughout the Territory; H. B. Humphrey. Assistant Mining En- gineer, Juneau.
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Post Office and Court House Building, COrdoya
COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS
 AND DEPOSITS

State Accounts Office-Juneau Ac ount a t-in-charge: c. E. Naghel.
 Acting Chief Examination Divis- ion: John E. Turner.
 Secretary to Accountant in . charge: Dolly Baldwin.
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BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS

District engineer: M. D. Williams, Juneau.
 Office engineer: Ivan w. Winsor.
 Assistant office engineer: J. I. Noble.
 Auditor: l.. J. Jewett.
 Cost Clerk: L. J. Holmquist.
 Property Clerk: George J. Whyte. File Clerk: Laura F. Ordway.
 Clerk -Stenographer: Grace P Grummett
 Resident Engineers: R. c. Ingram, l.. w. Turoff, C. F. Wyller. F. E, Swartz, V. M. Blackwell, A. H. Cohn. E. J. White.
 Maintenance Foreman. Walter Anderson, Ketchikan; T. H. Evans, Hyder; Henry Frost, Seward: L. M Jones, Juneau; J. A. King, Peters burg; John O. Ebing, Moose Pass: II. w. Nettleton, Wrangell; G. A. Vanborg, Cordova: Clyde B. Hager Sitka.
 Shop Foreman: Harry Stonehouse
 Mechanics: w. w. Rolf. A. L, Glagle.
 Motorship Pilot: N. H. Rogne.
 MotorShip Engineer: S. o. Pet erson.
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BUREAU OF NAVIGATION AND STEAMBOAT INSPECTION
 Juneau District

Local Inspector of Hulls: John M. Clark.
 Local Inspector of Boilers: John Newmarket.
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Mineral leasing work in Alaska: B. D. Stewart, Territorial Commis- sioner of Mines, Juneau, in charge.
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BUREAU AIR COMMERCE

Supervising Aeronautical Inspec- tor Tor Alaska: Hugh Brewster, An chorage.
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Goddard: Mary c. Goddard. Golovin: Arnold Undem. Goodnews Bay: Joseph l.. Jean. Gulkana: Anna Leak.
 Gustavus. Mrs. Jennie Mae Par ker
 Haines: August H. Kingsbury, Jr- Hawk Inlet: P. E. Harris. Haycock: George Leonard. Healy Fork: Andro Dragich. Holy Cross: Joseph Tompkin. Homer: Thomas Shelford Hoonah: Louise Kane.
 Hooper Bay: John P. Fox. Hope: Elmer E. Carson. Hot Springs: Gus A. Benson. Hydaburg: George w. Matthews. Hyder: Mrs. Loretta c. Hill. Iliamna: Hans Seversen. Igiugig: Miss Margaret c. Ham, mersl.
 Igloo: Howard H. Burkher. Jack Wade: Bertine B. Green. Kalskag: Elwin B. Dell. Rake: E. Kirberger.
 Kaltag: George s. Wilson. Kanakanak: Hans P. Nicholson. Kanatak. Hilmer E. Evans. Karluk: Stuart Sandreuter. Kasaan: John P. Nelson. Kasilof. Elmer E. Stohl. Katalla: Torger Asbjornsen. Kenai: Evangeline Parish. Kennecott: Stephen Birch. Kiana: John Mailing.
 Kimshan Cove: William H. Riggs. King Cove: Thomas Dobson. Klawock: Frank James. Kobuk: Harry O. Brown. Kodiak: Mrs. Jessie Nelson. Koggiung: Herman Hermann. Kokrines: William Roberts. Kotlik: George Butler.
 Kotzebue: Walter c. Todhunter Koyukuk Mrs. Ella B. Vernetti. Kwiguk: William F. O'Connor. Lake Minchumina: Mrs. Wini- fred White.
 Lake View: Howard L. Long. Latouche: Thurman H. Graves. Lawing: Mrs. Nellie N. Lawing. Livengood: Lee Merry. Long: Chauncey G. Walker. Loring: SlaSor.
 Lucky Shot: Wesley E. Dunkle. Mccarthy: Ben Jackson. McGrath. Lewis L. LaSka. Mckinley Park: Maurice Morine. Matanuska: Oliver O. Trough. Medfra: Miss Maybella A. Berry Meehan: Thomas Nermo. Metlakatla: Ted E. Benson. Miller House: J. F. Kelly. Moose Pass: Mrs. Leora Roycroft Mountain Village: w. D. Shep- pard.
 Myers Chuck: Emil Lange. Nabesna: William P. Cameron. Naknek: Mrs. Martha Monsen. Napamute: Mrs. Agnes E. Hoff- man Lee.
 Nenana: Mrs Agnes Moran. Ninilchik: Mike Oskolkoff. Nulato: Orval Jones.
 Old Harbor:: Raymond E. Kraut- ter.
 Ophir: Mrs. Jessie Howard. a Ouzinkie: Oscar L. Grimes.
 Palmer: Mrs. May Kennedy. Pedro Bay: Samuel B. Foss. Perryville: Halfton Burgh. Petersville: Merle H. Guise. Pilgrim Springs Peter P. Will hahn.
 Pilot Point: Mrs. Florence May Hanson.
 Point Agassiz: Andrew Israelson. Platinum: Einar Olsen.
 Poorman: George lessee.
 Port Alexander: Harris H. Dela- mater.
 Portlock: Adolf N. Nelson.
 Quinhagak: Charles B. Michael, Rampant: Aubrey s. Crane.
 Richardson: Galen B. Fry.
 Ruby: Miss Mildred M Fisher. Russian Mission: Chris Betsch. Saint Michael: Herbert w. John son. Saint Timothys: Elvrage A. Mo Intosh. Sanak: Mrs. Nellie Carlson. Sand Point: Arthur H. Mellick Savoonga: Mrs. Hazel Troutman Selawik: Irus w. Purkepile. Seldovia: Mrs. Susan English. Shageluk: George H. Turner. Shakan: George Senior. | Shishmaref: George R. Goshaw. Sleetmute: Nick P. Mellick. I Solomon: Peter Delutik.
 Steel Creek: Harry H. Ross. | Stony River: James Pike. Stuyahok: Fred H. Kruger.
 Sumdum: Ed R. Goldwait.
 Susitna: Roland R. Healey. Takotna: Mrs. Addie H. Rieck.
 Talkeetna: Horace w. Nagley.
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OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF ALASKA
 vunpaII

Secretary-Edward w. Griffin. Clerk St nographer - Stella Young
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PUBLIC SURVEY OFFICE

District Cada stral Engineer: George A. Parks.
 Chief Craftsman: Daniel Ross. Clerk k-Stenographer: Helen II Foss.
 U. S. Cadastral Engineer Flatd G. Betts.
 Public Land Surveyor: Leona-d M Berlin.
 GENERAL LAND OFFICE Anchorage: Embracing First and Third Judicial Division Register, George A. Lingo. Clerk, Florence L. Kolb. Fairbanks: Embracing Fourth Ju- dicial Division
 EX-officio Register John B. Hall Receiver of Public Moneys, Jo- seph A. Mcdonald.
 Clerk. Thomas M. Hunt. Nome: Embracing Second Judicia Division
 Ex-officio Register, Amer By. deen.
 Ex-officio Receiver, Thoma. Gaffney.
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOREST SERVICE Regional Office--Juneau

Regional Forester: B. F. Heintzle- man.
 Assistant Regional Forester: Wellman Holbrook
 Regional Fiscal Agent: Lee c. Pratt
 Administrative Assistants: Chas. G. Burdick, J. P. Williams, Harry Sperling.
 Assistant Forester: Chas, H. For ward.
 Assistant to Fiscal Agent: L. E. Iversen.
 Craftsman: Florence I. Shafer. Clerks: Pearl Peterson, Elizabeth Mcdowell, Margaret Pearce, Helen Smith Cass.
 Marine Engineer: B. R. Aikens.
 Chugach National Forest Prince William Sound Division District Forest Ranger: Harold N. Smith, Cordova.
 Forest Ranger: E. M. Jacobsen, Cordova.
 Kenai Division District Forest Ranger: w. M. Sherman, Seward.
 Tongass National Forest
 Admiralty Division District Forest Ranger: w. A. Chipperfield, Juneau. Marine Engineer: George E. Sar- vela, Juneau. Petersburg Division District Forest Ranger: J. M. Wy ckoff, Petersburg.
 Marine Engineer: George I. Rey- holds, Petersburg.
 Southern Division Regional Forest Inspector: w. J. Mcdonald, Ketchikan. District Forest Ranger: c. M. Archbold, Ketchikan. Forest Ranger: R. R. Robinson, Ketchikan.
 Port Engineer: L. w. Blodgett, Ketchikan.
 Marine Engineer: Ottar N. John son, Ketchikan.
 Senior Clerk: Fred w. Ball, Ket- chikan. Clerk: Queenie Mackie, Ketchi- kan.
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR

OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
 Juneau Governor-John w. Troy. Secretary to the Governor-Harry C. Watson.
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Section Center and Headquarters Airway Weather Service, Juneau
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Lady Lindsay
Plans Dinner

Lady Lindsay, wife Of the
British Ambassador, Sir Ronald
Lindsay, will be hostess at a
dinner at the embassy on Mas
Sachusetts Avenue this evening
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Wick
ham Steed, of London.
Arriving on Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steed have been guests at
the embassy, where they will re-
main until tomorrow. Mr.. Steed
is prominent in London journal
istic circles, being proprietor
and editor of the Review OF Re
views. They will go to New York
when they leave the Capital.
Yesterday afternoon Lady
Lindsay was hostess at small
cocktail party honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Hume Wrong, who will sail
shortly for Geneva, Switzerland.
Mr.. Wrong, former Counselor
of the Canadian Legation, has
been appointed Adviser from
Canada to the League at Gen
eva.
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Mrs. lanes f. Curtis Plans Partv

-Four Belgian riders are on
the high seas. bound for Wash
ington and the Inter-American
Horse Show, to be staged at the
MeadoWbrook Show Grounds in
Rock Greek Park, October 21.24.
Eight great horses, the mounts
of these officers, completed their
journey across the Atlantic YES.
terday and are proceeding to
Washington by van in care of
orderlieS.
In the meantime, out at Mea-
doWbrook the ring begins to take
on an international aspect, with
jumps similar to those used in
the Olympic equestrian events.
Maj. Frank L. Whitaker is
tending to these problems, while
the entertainment end of tn
show has been taken over by
Mrs. Evalyn Walsh Mclean,
Mrs. James F.. Curtis and
group of women interested in
horses and riding.
The Belgian officers will re-
ceiVe royal welcome when they
arrive at the Union Station Fri
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-12

'1ast year, we had summer on
one Thursday"
MRS. ELDRIGE JORDAN,
1V1 who is always so chic, hold
a little court of her own near
the door, and the Spanish Am.
bassador. DR.. Fernando de los
Rios, chuckling over the di-
lemma of Manuel Giron, who
had bumped his forehead, be-
cause he forgot to lower his
head on getting into an automo-
bile, and couldn't explain it
so that the accident would have
any glamour. Manuel insisted
that because the Ambassador
possessed a brilliant intellect,
he could surely figure some way
out for him. Tell everyone you
received that mark in q duel"
he instructed Manuel, that
will be both elegant and ro-
mantle" Then added with a
smile: Though in my day no
young man was ever wounded
from a duel, in the head"
A AMBASSADOR FRAGA, see
"A ing that everyone had every.
thing, delicious food and drinks
and also that none missed the
dancing and the gay orchestra
in the music room; and how the
Ambassador manages to keep
his keen eyes on everything and
everybody at once is more than
we can ever know.
MERCEDES and Graciela
IVA Guerra, daughters of DR..
Guerra Che has just written a
history on Cuba), singing some
songs of the Cuban Provinces
and in a fascinating manner,
and everyone staying and en-.
joying themselves, way past the
seven o'clock hour.
X Il
VO LIE OC[mdu GLuUdSSy 4OC
l. a tea given for the group
of engineers and their wives,
who are visiting the United
States, and finding Frau DECK
hcff even lovelier than her pic
lures and the Ambassador most
cordial and with a ready smile.
Herr Wilhelm Tannenberg, sec
ond secretary of the German
Embassy, assisted in receiving,
as did his pretty wife who was
dressed in soft grays. The long
table in the dining room (Which
is a room of magnificent spaces
and long wide windows, cur
tanned in deep green velvetS, and
whose walls are covered with
rich tapestries) was spread with
varied cold delicacies ana III
triguing sandwiches, another
low table held a huge crystal
bowl filled with chilled orange
Juice, and beside it was the tea
table and all sorts Of tiny sweet
cakes,
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day afternoon. The second Sec
rotary Of the Belgian Embassy,
M. Gerald Walravens, will greet
them for the Ambassador, who
will be unavoidably detained in
New York. Commissioner Mel
vim C. Hazen, president of the
Inter-American Horse Show AS
ISOLATION, will extend the well
come from the District, and Col.
Jonathan M. Wainwright, COM
manding officer at Fort Myer.
will represent the military. The
Army Band will be on hand to
play the Belgian National An
them and the StarSpangled
Banner.
Next week, schooling Of their
mounts will keep the young Of
ficers busy during the forenoons,
but Mrs. Mclean and her COM
mittee members have mapped
out a program of entertaining
which will keep them in a mad
whirl afternoons and evenings.
Mrs. James F. Curtis is giving
a party at her club in their
honor Thursday afternoon. Oc-
tober 81, following the program
Of events. Members Of the ex-
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Mrs. Mack
Is Sponsor

Mrs. j. j. Mack is president of
the Russian Welfare Society
which will hold its annual Rus
sian Child Day program for the
benefit of Russian children here
and abroad, Friday evening,
October 20, at $50 o'clock. AS
yet the exact place for holding
this program has not been deter
mined but it will be announced
shortly.
The program will feature sew
eral popular Russian artists in
Guiding Elena de Sayn, violln1St;
Tania, Gnoocheff, dancer, and
Tamara Dmitrieff, pianist.
Assisting Mrs. Mack in the
committee in charge of the az
fair are Mrs. L. WSevolod Jou-
kowsky, vice president, and Mr..
Vladimir Grodsky, secretary OF
the organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bishop,
of New York City, are stopping
at the Carlton while here.
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ecutive committee will give their
traditional stag luncheon for
the members of the competing
teams at the 1925 F Street Club.
On Friday afternoon, after the
exhibition, the Ambassador of
Poland and Countess van der
Straten-Ponthoz are planning a
reception in honor of the Bel
gian horSemen.
Saturday evening Mrs. Nc
Lean will be hostess at a dinner
dance at Friendship" a party
which will take the place of the
annual affair usually given by
the executive committee and the
board of directors in honor of
the team members.
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Unlike Alexander the Great,
son of the famous Philip, who
mourned in boyish grief that he
had no more worlds left to con.
quer, the usual son of the IA
nous father hasn't had chance
to conquer anything but the task
of getting an education. Then
when he does step out into the
world, everything he attempts to
do is SO vigorously compared
with the glory and deeds of his
father that, in the words of
Hollywood, he has to be colossal
before he can get one nod of
appreciation from a skeptical
public.
DILL McEVOY, who works so
~ hard for Pan-American Air
Lines, has a delicious sense of
humor and a neat way of turn
ing a rubbing, directed at him.
self, right back on the other
fellow. At the gala opening of
the Mayflower Lounge, Bill, to-
gether with pretty Madge Cotter
and other guests, occupied a
table directly or the floor, and
during the introducing of the
many celebrities present there.
mention was made of Mr.. Nc
Evoy as Senator McEvoy," and
he was asked to come up and
say a few words over the mike.
Mr.. McEvoy declined this
honor, but some few hours later
the crowd decided that he should
say something. Constantly he
was asked to come up to the
mike. Finally he did, gave
everybody nice grin and then
announced, and very seriously,
that he had just signed a new
contract" which forbid his max
ing any public appearance; then
he grinned again and retired to
his table with-tremendous ap-
plauSe and the promise to be
left alone.
ONAPSHOTS of the weekend:
~ The reception given at the
Cuban Embassy to celebrate the
beginning of Cuban Freedom:
Flowers so lavishly used and
beautifully arranged everywhere
one looked that we asked the
Ambassador, DR.. Fraga, just ex-
actly how it was done. He told
us, with his usual graciousness,
that he had a man come and
arrange them, after the order
for the flowers was given, and
to be sure that there would
never be a Sameness, nor a SINH.
larity of arrangements, he got a
different man to arrange these
flowers each time.
0ENOR DON RICARDO CAS-
~ TRIO BEECHE, Minister
from Costa Rica, receiving a
warm greeting from his friends
Che was abroad and in England
for the Coronation), and him
self asking if the weather was
hot this summer in Washing.
ton. He was especially pleased
with the weather in England, it
was so very cool there, that he
asked an Englishman when they
really had their summer. The
Englishman considered, "Well,"
he told Senior Castro Beeche,
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NO. 14-MRs. c. w. CHRIsTENBERRY wife of Major
Christenberry u s. A. She is tall and slim with dark hair
and flashing dark eyes, She has that is classic in
line and charming vivid mouth that smiles and allows
the most perfect teeth She delights in
long sweeping gowns fashioned of velvet brocade and
striking prints. Her hands graceful with delicate
pointed fingers eweed bracelets encrce her slender wrists
and she looks though she might have just stepped of
Velasque portrait Instead she is definitely modern
wholly American (she born in oklahoma) is excel
lent keeper Of her bright modernstc house and is
adoring mother of two youngsters boy and girl She
likes tennis her husband is expert at the game and she
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Washing Tmess Staff Photo
says her only claim to fame interest in the piano.
statement not quite true for is her beautiful soprano
that has brought real fame her. voice that gave
her instant enree onto the operate stage of New York pro-
vded her with the soprano lead in the Duncan Sisters
Revue Liza made her the first woman sooist with the
Navy Band here and sends her each winter series of
welcomed concerts to South America Her hair which is
done in interesting arrangement of curly bangs and short
top curls is that way for special reason and ito
hide bit Of my high forhead" says Mrs Chrstenberry
She loves color particularly red and also cities and places
whose tempo is geared to tense rpdiy yet Hawaii which
possesses Of that her favorite post of duty
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Envoy to Attend

The Chinese Ambassador,
Mr.. Cheng Ting Wang, will be
the guest speaker at the first Of
a series of dinners featuring
this seasons program Of the
Woman's National Democratic
Club Thursday evening. Mr..
Wang will speak informally on
conditions in the Far East at
the present time.
Ambassador Wang will be &C
companied by his eldest daugh-
ter, Miss Void Wang. who in
the absence of Nine. Wang,
who is still in China with the
five Wang sons, is acting as his
official hostess.