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Evening star., 1937-02-21
Hialeah Park
Results
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: allowances;
2-year-old colts and geldings; nursery
.sIis,sas MIis MsntGs ,W,i Gstouo 40 ssssS sS5SS
bRadio Charm tKurtsinse) $50
gasE: E.hiiaration. Gay Set and bBusse
b-Mrs. e. Denemark entry.
81 900; sDyear. old filiies; allowances S 81
furlongs.
Psis. fsSs4 ksas.n4sa Assr $50 ssS ssS sS ssS
Balp INN Marie i.,1f ssfab0 7.5o
Also e' ranEBad Dreams. Conservative.
Idyllic. Star Loom. Bnttermilk: starwick,
Clamorous. Jub Jub and Time Me.
DAILY Double paid S29.20)
THIRD RACE-Purse.. $1,000; claiming;
4:year-o and up; L mile.
s;s:na ssis ss;h :; 81 s,sssi %sn $500 1853 1853 ss$
Also ranEEcount Stone. Chance Ray.
Mountainy Man. Brown Feathers and
FOURTH RACE-The Taimiami; purse.
81 200; 3-year-olds: allowances; III miles.
DeuOF tAn0erS0nD Zl.0U lou t.1u
No Sir (Westrope) 4.10 800
Eli Yale (Stevenson) $50
Time. 1:49 3-5.
Also ran-Gallant Eagle. Log. Jackie
D., Fencing and Court Scandal.
FIFTH RACE-The McLennan Memo
rial: purse; $4,000 added: 3-year-olds and
aFinance (Kurtsinger) $50 800 c.4O
Maeriel Hitzenberger) 4.S0 300
Whopper (Stevenson) 800
Time. 1:4St5.
Also ran-Azucar. aF1oradora. aChasar-
White Cockade, Blackbirder. Count Morse.
Brush Hook. Gvral and Old Cemrade.
a-Mrs. z. Denemark and E. d. Shaf-
fer entry.
SIX RACE-The Heather Handicap:
purse. S1,2O0: 3-year-olds and up: fur
longs.
Fraidy Cat tStevenson) 7.4O 4.4O 900
Lady Higloss (WrighD 2.5O
Also ranHchancins. Grand Duke and
Liberal.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; 1 mile and 8
furl0ngs ION turG.
The Singer tBaiaskD 7.50 40 $50
Saintlite tWright) 500 $40
Midshipman lStout) $40
Time. 3:013&.
Maid Of Arches.
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FOURTH RACE-The Taimiami; purse,
81 200; 3-year-oids: allowances; ~ miles.
Dellor (Anderson) 21.3O 7.30 40
No Sir (Westrope) 4.1O 800
Eli Yale (Stevenson) $50
Time. 1:49 3-5.
Also ran-Gallant Eagle. Log. Jackie
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YOUTHS IN CUE FINAL.

Abe Freelander and Neil Crieg, two
youngsters, have reached the final in
. round-robin pool tourney being held
at the 1atter's home.
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TOUCH" GAME SPREADS.

Touch foot ball at the University Of
Kansas last Fall attracted twice as
many men as ever before due to the
estAblishment Of nx.man teams.
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SIXTH RACE-TOP HIGH, LUG.
ULENT. YONKEL.

Ordinary platers are asked to
travel the 134 mile distance in the
sixth and we believe TOP HIGH,
an animal trained by Hirsch
Jacobs, is more capable of doing the
trick than any of the others.
LUCULENT is in tip-top shape and
if he likes the long route he will be
mighty tough to handle. YONKEL
figures over the others.
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CONSENSUS AT HIALEAH (Fast),

CONSENSUS AT HIALEAH (Fast),
BY the Associated Press.
1-Wise Bun. Zebar, Out of Step.
2-Witch Wings, Destined, Miss
Monk.
3-Sun Phantom, Gold-S Thought,
Scotch Boy.
Chic Maud, Genava NJ, Miyako.
5IColumbiana, Genie Palatine,
Chief Cherokee.
Stop High, American Prince,
Miss Capers.
HAnhelation, Be Big, Dark Win.
ter.
9eGt bet-ohie AAud
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FOURTH RACE-GERT B, CHIC
MAUD, TEA LEAVES.

The $4,000 added nursery stakes
may find CERT B, miss trained
by Hirsch Jacobs, getting the major
portion OF first money. CHIC
MAUD was impressive In her win
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HIALEAH (Fast).
BY FEED BOX.

Beautiful, Zebar, Out Of Step.
2-Destined. Witch Wings, Captain
Greenock.
3-Sun Phantom, Debate, Golden
Thought.
@Catalysis, Chic Maud, Cert B.
5-Columbians, Denemark entry.
Reminding.
6-Luculent, Top High, American
Prince.
dark Winter. Be Big, Deserted.
Best bet-Dark Winter.
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35%>SR5&C COC+RANES
HI30OMMENT[
Selections for Fast Track at Hialeah Park Tomorrow.
(BEST BET-COLUMBIANA)

ming debut Wednesday and the
Calumet Farm stable believes she
Is the outstanding 2-year- -old filly
on the grounds. TEA LEAVES
may be third best.
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FIFTH RACE - COLUMBIANA,
GENIE PALATINE, TWO BOB.
Scratched from the McLennan
memorial, COLUMBIANA appears
to have an excellent chance Of
downing this good field of handicap
horses. In well with 106 pounds
over the mile distance, she appears
to be the best bet of the day.
GENIE PALATTNE rates ahead Of
TWO BOB.
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
A. al nd u miles

x Apprentice allowance claimed.
Unsettled and heavy.
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THIRD RACE - FLYING BAN
NER, SUN PHANTOM, TAP
ON

A fair field of 3-year -olds will
hook up the mile distance in the
third and FLYING BANNER looks
like a solid play. This daughter of
Pennant has shown some fancy
speed in her last two efforts. SUN
PHANTOM. one that suddenly i'm
proved in his last outing, will be
hard to trim and may be better
than rated. TAP ON rates next
best.
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FAIR GROUNDS Muddy.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Hueu, Miss Greenock, Com
penSatory.
2-Quick Relief, Gene Essa, Earl
B.
31Scream, Portam, st. Mica.
Joe D., Waugh Scout, Natalie
West.
5-Defier. Peter j. Peel, Peter
Dixon.
eCumberland, Kapena, John Tio.
7-Denclaire, Odd Blaze, Baldy.
8-Dunrock, Bright Bird. Shirley
B.
eFelwyn, House Af1re, Contra
band.
Best Northumberland.
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HIALEAH (Fast). .


By the Louisville Times.
weapon. Wise Bun, Zebar.
2-Destined, Canard, Wickliffe.
eCasinghead, Tap On, Debate.
Tea Leaves, Chic Maud, Sep
time.
5-Denemark entry, Reminding,
Chief Cherokee.
6-Top High, Luculent, American
Prince.
7-Chief Mourner, Emvee. Be Big.
Best bet-Denemark entry.
ALAMO DOWNS (Fast).
By the Louisville Times.
Owen, Wittora, Pomparagon.
2-Mah Grant, Animate, Broad
moor.
3-Heavy Sugar, Wax, skeeter
Hawk.
Howard G., Nedporte, Donna
coma Kid.
5-Lemont, Black Highbrow, Amaz-
ing.
eStepinanna, Senator Mike,
Glastonbury.
7-Nervous Lady, Flaming Light,
Swepen..
8-Fair Romance, Bill Bane, Hid
den Lore.
Best set-Mah Grant.
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Hialeah Park

Entries for Tomorrow.
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SEVENTH RACE-Purse. S400: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: 1 mile and 20
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SIXTH RACE-Purse. S4o0:. claiming;
4-year -olds and up: / mile and 20 yards
Senator Mike --11a xI see -----100
xStepinanna a7 Crimson -------109
Glastonbury Iii
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FIRST RACE ZEBAR, JOAN
ASBESTOS, BEAUTIFUL.

FIRST RACE ZEBAR, JOAN
ASBESTOS, BEAUTIFUL.
The opening test on the bill finds
II evenly matched 3-year-olds test
ing their speed over the 6-furlong
route and we are stringing along
with ZEBAR. JOAN ASBESTOS
appears to have an edge on BEAU
TIFUL for the place.
SECOND RACE DE TINED,
WITCH WING, WICKLIFFE
BOY.
The second number is the cheap
est on the bill. DESTINED, a plug
belonging to Mrs. G. s. Preece,
looks as good as anything else.
WITCH WING figures over WICK
LIFE BOY for the place.
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d. c. NATIONAL GUARD.
Evening star., 1937-11-06

DR.. and Mrs. Clemen Hamer Of
Glendale. Calf, were guests of DR..
Hamers brother, Mr.. Walcutt Hamer
in the city and of friends in Takoma
Park. DR.. Hamer was head of the
music department of Washington Mis-
sionary College many years ago, be-
fore he began the study of medicine
in the College Of Medical Evangelists
in Iona Linda, Calf.
DR.. and Mrs. Hamer left to visit
Miami. Fla, before their return TO
California.
Mr.. Pat Leach arrived Thursday
from South Lancaster, Mass, TO spend
two weeks with his mother, Mrs. H.
P. Leach and other relatives in
Takoma Park.
Mrs. E. J. Stipeck and her daugh-
ter, Miss Audrey Stipeck and Mrs. w.
Homer Teesdale and her son, Master
Arthur Teesdale spent the week end
in Mount Vernon, Ohio, where they
were guests of Prof. and Mrs. C. w.
Welch and Mrs. Phyna Kelley.
They we're Joined there by DR.. Tees
dale, who was returning from Battle
Greek, Mich. While in Mount Vernon
they attended a program given by Mrs.
Teesdale's brother. Mr.. Harry Pear
son, reader and impersonator. Mr..
Pearson is expected to give program
in Takoma Park, February 5, at Col
umbia Hall.
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Miss Bittinger
Guest of Honor.

Miss Helen Bittinger was the guest
OF honor at a dinner party last night,
when Miss Helen Wolcott and Miss
Mary Lee Watkins entertained for her
in honor of her marriage to 1t. Rob-
ert Hall, U. S. A., of Shreveport, La,
which will take place this evening in
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church.
The dinner was given at Miss VOL
colts home in Chevy Chase, Md,
before the rehearsal of the wedding
ceremony. A color scheme Of rose
and rust color was carried out in the
decorations for the dinner by bowls
of small chrysanthemums on the
table and in the living room of the
Wolcott home
The guests at the dinner, in sddi-
ton to Miss Bittinger, were the
bridesmaids at tonight's wedding,
Miss Marion Beckwith of South Sud-
bury, Mass; Miss Betty Gillett Of
New York City and Miss Vivian Essex,
and the other members Of the wedding
party. 1t. Charles M. Iseley. 1t.
Charles D. Hartman, jr.; Lit. James
B. Quill, 1t. Richard E. Weber, Mr..
and Mrs. Gaines Cough. Mr.. Donald
Bittinger and Mr.. Jack Wolcott.
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Suburban Social News
Arlington Hall Group
In New York.

\ n ISIS ANNE HAGNER Of
NH Bethesda, Md. is in New
IvI York for the week end, hav-
4 4 ing made the trip there with
group Of girls from Arlington Hall
who will visit the National Horse Show
in Madison Square Gardens this after
noon. Tomorrow the young ladies will
be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
H. Norton in White Plains, N. Y.
In the group Of Arlington Hall girls
making the trip are Miss Hagner's
roommate, Miss Nancy Rucker of Bed
ford, Va; Miss Carol Norton, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Norton, who
are to be their hosts tomorrow; Miss
Barbara Brown, Miss Clarence Ander-
son. Miss Barbara Leary, Miss Ruth
Jordan and Miss Frances Grouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Earle Miller
arrived Monday on the Europa from a
six-week trip abroad and after spend
ing several days in New York re-
turned to their home in Silver Spring
Thursday night. While abroad they
went to France, Germany, Austria,
Hungary and Czechoslovakia.
Mrs. Heber H. Votaw is leaving to-
day for Worthington, Ohio, where she
will be the guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
George T. Harding and other rela-
tives. She will be accompanied by her
niece, Miss Mary Harding, who is a
student in Washington Missionary Col
lege. They will return the first of
the week.
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Legal Sorority
Plans Reception.

The reception to be held tomorrow
afternoon from to z o'clock at the
Mayflower Hotel by Kappa Beta Pi
international Legal Sorority will be
attended by special guests Of each of
the chapters in this province. Epsilon
Chapter ut Washington College of Law,
Nu Chapter at George Washington
University and Omicron Chapter at
National University will honor the fol-
lowing: Justice and Mrs. Harold M.
Stephens, Chief Justice Alfred A.
Wheat, Justice and Mrs. F. Dickin-
son Let's. Justice and Mrs. Joseph
M. Cox, Justice and Mrs. Charles 8.
Hatfield, Judge Ellen K. Raedy, Dean
and Mrs. Charles s. Pergler, Dean
Grace Hays Riley and Maj. j. Gar
field Riley, Dean and Mrs. William
G. Van Week. Miss Elizabeth C. Har-
ris, Col. and Mrs. Walter C. Clephane,
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. McIntire, Mr..
and Mrs. James r. kirkland, Mrs
John r. Carusi, Mrs. Hayden john
son and Mr.. Charles s. Collier.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hurja
Hosts at Tea
In New House.

Mr.. AND MRS. EMIL HURJA gave
the first of = series of informal
teas yesterday afternoon, the party
taking on the nature of a house.
warming in their new residence At
24l9 California street, where they re-
Gently moved for the winter. Mrs.
Hurja wore a becoming gown Of fine
black net made high in the neck and
trimmed with single red flower in
front. The long fiaring skirt also was
trimmed with red flowers below the
knees. She received in the drawing
room, where the low tea table was laid
and the small group Of guests sat
about the CHEEKY fire and chatted well
after the reception hours.
Mrs. Herbert Bingham poured tea
during the early part Of the party and
was succeeded at the tea table by Mrs.
Stephen Gibbons, wife OF the Assist
ant Secretary of the Treasury.
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WEIGH Taylor, son of DIR. and Mrs. I.
w. Taylor, took place yesterday morn
ing at $3.50 O'Clock, in the Church of
the Pilgrims, Southern Presbyterian
Church. DR.. Andrew Bird of1iciating.
The church was effectively decorated
with fall flowers and white tapers
Only the families and intimate friends
we're present. The bride was given
in marriage by her father and she
wore a suit Of black wool with q gray
fur squirrel jacket, black accessories
and her bouquet was OF orchids.
After wedding trip the couple will
reside at 825 First street, Huntington,
w. Va.
The bride is graduate of Charles
ton High School, Charleston, w. Va,
and of Marshall College, Huntington,
w. Va. The bridegroom attended
Marshall College and the West vir-
ginia University.
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Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington Envons
Japanese Ambassador
Is Host to Editor
From Orient
Entertains at Metropolitan Club.
Other Diplomatic Corps
And Official Notes.,

ME Japanese Ambassador M Hro Saito at lunch
con today entertaining of at the Metropolitan
Club in honor of Mr. Takaish the Nchi-Nchi
newspapers in Toxic and in Osaka Mr. Takaish
Washington Thursday and will remain until this afternoon
Last evening the Ambassador entertained at
dinner honor of the distinguished estate
from Japan
this morning from Cleveland where he
day and attended the Foreign Trade Convention.
The Cuban Ambassador, senor Martinez Fraga
went yesterday to Havana where he will 10
night.
and Nine Jarnefet went to New York
yesterday to remain until the middle of next week.
The Nine Hurban who spent We'd
nesday In Bryn Maw have returned to Washington They
to Bryn Mawr Herbert A. Miller who
spoke the great berator and Czechosova
the late Dr. Masaryk The given connection with
the celebration of the anniversary
OF independence at the drafting of which Prof Miller
Prof Miller professor of social economics and social
NJ Pierce have arrived from
he home in La Grande oreg and will be at the Dodge
the session of Congress-
The air attache British Embassy Group Capt. G.
P1e and Mrs Pirie, who have Hotel
since their arrival here have Highland
place for the winter The house has
Assistant Naval Atach Wardaw who went to New
York yesterday preparatory sailing Tuesday home
England After giving their house Highland place. Capt
and Mrs guests of Capt Herbert Howard
o. s. N. and Mrs Howard until they went to York.
Secretary Norwegian Legation and Nine 1rgens
have gone to New York to remain Sunday
Maj Mrs John L. Hines of White SULPHUR Springs w
Va are spending several days at the Martinique.
Col and Mrs have arrived in Washington from
enbertsve " and spending the winter Martinique
Maj and Mrs. c. w. Christenberry guest at their
residence 1901 Colonial terrace Arlington Broade
who will leave shortly for her home Granite night
Mrs Broade the Mai Mrs George
Campbell of Alexandria dinner the George Mason
Hotel.
Mrs. Huford wife of Maj. of New York City will
arrive the first of the week guest days
and Mrs. Chrstenberry.
Miss Rosemary Newman, daughter of Col. and
man OF 108 South Arlington Ridge will guest
the week Miss York is arriving today
Miss Wood is student at the Shpey School PHILADELPHIA
Saturday evening Miss Newman will small group
OF friends at dinner in compliment to guest
Maj r. " K Hains, u S. A., and Mrs Hams of Bragg
N c. spending several days Martinique.
Capt R. L. Stevenson u. S. A. Stevenson Fort
Knox, KY spending several days at the Martinique
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Pledge Dance Toniaht.

Kappa Delta Sorority Of George
Washington University will give its
pledge presentation dance tonight At
the sorority house, 1855 K street. The
pledges will enter the ballroom through
q diamond-shaped door resembling the
Kappa Delta pin. This presentation
originated last year and will become
part Of the dance given each year
for the pledges.
The pledges are the Misses Rose
De Chene, Beverly Emmert, Barbara
Hanford, Betty Haworth, Helen Holm,
Virginia Kelly, Roberta King, Annette
Mulligan, Mary Peck, Helen Royal,
Margaret Smith, Jean Taylor and Nina
Trembling.
Mrs. Denise Harris, house mother,
will act ~ hostess and chaperon for
the dance.
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MISS MARGARET
SHERWOOD T.IMPr

Whose parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Hall LGmbe, announce
her engagement to Mr.. John
A. Flannery OF Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. FIannery is the son of
Mrs. Eta. B. Flannery OF Nc
Cehee, Ark, and the late Mr..
Fldnnery. He is an executive
OF the w. p. A. in Atlanta.
-Harris-E,Oing Photo.
(OUaD MISS HAZEL MARIE
SMALLWOOD,
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arch c. SmGll,Do0d, tDho an
1ounce her engagement to
Mr.. William Brecht Hanback,,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
D. Hanback, of this city.-Un-
der1DOOd & Underwood Photo.
Evening star., 1937-11-06
Fraternity Dance.

The XII Psi Phi Dental Fraternity
Of Georgetown University will give an
open dance after the Georgetown
West Virginia football game tonight
at the Broadmoor.
Arrangements have been made by
the fraternity through the direction
Of the chairman of the dance, Thomas
J. Bucci, in conjunction with John
j. Meany, president.
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Miss Margaret Mcintyre
Bride Of Mr.. ]. w. Farrell,

( tHARMING in its simplicity was
the wedding last evening of Miss
Margaret Virginia Mcintyre, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eugene Nc
Intyre OF Arlington, and Mr.. John
William Farrell, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Farrell OF Lyon Park, for
merly Of Centralia, ILL.,, which took
place in the First Baptist Church in
Clarendon, the pastor, the Rev. Perry
L. Mitchell, officiating at o'clock in
the evening.
Only palms and autumn leaves were
used to decorate the church, and the
wedding music was played by Miss
Joy Funkhauser of Washington.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore q black velvet
dress, made tunic style, with fiaring
skirt and three-quarter length sleeves,
slightly putfed at the shoulder. Small,
mirror-like buttons extended from the
high neckline in front to the bottom
Of the tunic, and the collar and cuns
Of the dress were Of old Irish crochet.
To complete her costume she wore =
small black velvet turban, with short
face veil and white accessories and
her flowers were a shoulder cluster Of
Talisman roses.
She had as her only attendant her
cousin, Miss Mary Elizabeth Fister OF
Washington, who was dressed in
Eleanor blue velvet made on princess
lines, and she wore black accessories
and a corsage bouquet Of gardenias
Another cousin of the bride, Mr..
James Francis Mcintyre, acted Is best
man for Mr.. Farrell and there were
no ushers. i
Following the ceremony there was
an informal reception in the church
parlors, when Mrs. Mcintyre. mother
OF the bride, dressed in q becoming
dark blue pebble crepe, with hat to
match, assisted In receiving the guests.
Mrs. Farrell, stepmother of the bride
groom. attired in gray costume, with
matching accessories, also assisted.
Later there was q reception for the
immediate families and bridal party
at the home OF the brides parents on
Fifth street, North, in Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell left on . we'd
ding trip to points North, and before
their return they will visit Broad
Acres Farm at Ridgefield, Conn, the
home of the brides uncle and aunt,
MIR. and Mrs. j. g. Cowley, who came
from their home in Connecticut for
| the wedding.
Evening star., 1937-11-06
By: the Way
Beth Blaine

MANY plans fall through and disappointment
the opening years Friday
at c e a dane Of e
series.
cleaning Of Dery ssas the kno,Slsdes that
third M Series ds astis9 W1 Nay us this
she passed to familiar BY door
sr rs a M a wes ee
TO ms M a e 5a n ss onsa n to tho
es1ts BUFFET 5oo aG,og rssr entrance to the dance oo
long last night we
Mr and Mrs Chip Robert Mr. Mrs Albert Dewey Wnant
that though it IA already may s paste,
around the hem OF which were appliqued huge
% RsY % oss 1srs the nsgg
5 ae the to Bio zp tn" a late we ted
zs. AR2,s % a tSssss s sssS osssg sns s s
william Powell danced II spite Of eapsrness Of
ta but ssS1 fSa n" to on JOIN s M So o
p s s its s social eas nS aa 9 @ as %sa Gs the Big
Among the dinners last night prior to the dance that
given by and Nancy a Audrey
she s sn Eo
Grin fair young IN %
1 s mao d'' attractive to "
a M set %s a: G BET n 5 a1s Nas
Oe0rng Dhite Orchids and Mike McConhe being
lated euery side erstuhile bride and bridegroom,
and Mrs Horace Peters, ,uith Elsie Ekengren breath
taking blue lame goDn; Laura Tnckerman, McConb
Thatcher Winslow Charlie Aigle there After
delicious dancing resumed until
onehay hour longer than the schedule last .Dhn0
to U1tzeS We Keith O6acer OF the British Embassy
dancing Oth Mrs Jasper Du Bose sOose sapphire
5000 out among the throno tor though the Big Apple in
The hroes OF timely demise Johann Strauss still
Nth such energetic toHo,Oers
and Cen1 Conger Steita Stapleton Dick Lunn
Chlds in black velpe basque go,Dn Oth 1t Richard Hunt
10h0 Ue glad to announce stationed at the Macy
Department. Ruth Dope in cleaning satin and
fringe 10ith TrGues Mimi Scott Flood
sitting the steps surrounded admirers taking out
after energetic Datz Diana Ro,uand in Dite
accompanied By most amusing young EnQsh1nan
rting Mrs Upshur Moorehead He graduate OF Oxford
and to date has succeeded in hchikng all America
by means OF the all gesre Named George Hogg
ne busy explaining to that he not THE Hogg
Continued q Paee)
Evening star., 1937-11-06
Residential
Society in
TheNews
Mrs. English Gordon
Returns to Home
In Philadelphia.

M RS. ENGLISH GORDON has
M returned TO her home In
VI Philadelphia after spending
\ some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward r. Finkenstaedt. Thursday
night Mr.. and Mrs. Finkenstaedt en-
tertained at dinner for their guest
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Lee Taylor
OF Baltimore.
DR.. William Gerry Morgan has re-
turned to the city from Reading. Pa,
where he went to deliver an address
at the anniversary banquet on the
founding Of the Reading Hospital. DR..
Morgan was resident physician at the
hospital prior to coming to Washing
ton to practice medicine.
Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Myra Morgan
Stump and Miss Mabel Morgan have
returned from the family summer
home in New Hampshire and have
Joined DR.. Morgan at their home on
Sixteenth street.
Miss Jean Prince, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben L. Prince, has as her
mouse guest for several days Miss Mar
Jorie Torp Of Montclair, N. j., who
arrived In Washington Thursday night.
Miss Prince and Miss Torp were room-
mates at William and Mary College.
Mr.. and Mrs Orla st. Clair OF San
Francisco, Calf. are spending several
days in Washington before going to
New York, and are ut the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parkinson
Wood Of New York City are spending
q few days at the Shoreham before
going to Warrenton. Va, to visit Mr..
Woods mother. Mrs. Daniel Pollard
Wood, and other members of his
family.