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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-09
AZ OWEN Ewes RAK0CzI

Maus 29en unnepelte fennalIasanak 8tven ewes ey-
forduloJat Brldgeporon Rakoez Egyesuet negy nagy
amerkai magyar hiEes to inesmeng egyike nagyara-
nyu unnepes reszeteiro naplapjank szmotak be tees
reszletessegge es helapokra csak felada marsa
hogy evfordulo elent0seget ismertessek
Otven ev elot mar egyre erosb0d6 tarsdalm eetet e
az amerkai magyarsag es lehe6egeket kerese hogy az
egymashOz vao tarozas erzesenek athat6 keiezest is
adJon legkedvezobb ks0 formanah betegsegeIyzS es
temetkezesi egyetek felaitasat taaltak aelyeket ak
kor sztara jotekony ceu akarasokak lattak es taan
mem gondoltak hogy eveett magb6 olyan eros
tOgy halt XII, mint amino 0tven ewes jubiIeuat
nagy er0ben innep0 Rak6czi Egylet.
Bridgeport magyarok vetettek meg az ntezmeny
aapat es ha nagyra fe6d0tt faj eletinknek egyik
hato - @sae
Meg tudtak talalni mindig azokat ferfiakat akik
felto gonddal vgyazak egyeset tagsag vagyonara
es ugyanakkOr megereztek fe6des ehet6segeket is es
mem saJnatak faradsagot hogy AIT nagyra neveljek
Munkas emberek sorab6I tehets6gulxna, 0nzetlense-
gkne tszta jellemknel fogva atlag emelkedet
ferak kezeben volt kezdett6 fogva Rak6cz Egylet We
zetese es ma is Ez titka anna hogy miert all DIV
kOzel taganak szveez knek avaresze sznt8n nehezen
dolgoz6 munkasember
Evek hosszu sora keett hozza, hogy kivalassza tz-
ezrekre memo tagsag sOrab6 igaxan embere
ket akket ntezmeny eere aIsanak Is akilben meg
volt hajland6sag hogy erett ferfi 6ssze az 0nk
zes nehez utat arjak es biztositas uvesztiben
oym tudast szerezzenek hogy munkauk heyes IS tin6
voat az orszag legt0bb aamanak bzositas gyoszayai
is elismerjek
Ez ad hfele amerka viag el6tt hirnevet Is tekin
telyt Rak6czinak.
mi ranyunkba, befel6, mines sziiks&ge inert 1
tszteetnel melegebb kap0cs szeretet m az arerikai
magyarsagot es els6sorban annak tagait szkIaszard
nt6zmenyhez.
Az evfordul6 soran jussa van az amerikai u1ev.r
sajt6nak ahhoz hogy ext kalapemel6 tizteettd meg
allapitsa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-09

bereit, hogy a Wagner torveny
nem adott olyan nagy hatal-
mat a kezikbe, mint aminot
a maguk reszere igenyelnek, a
joakaratu szonak mem volt fo-
ganatja. Egeszen nyiltan han
goztattak, hogy a Labor Board
felette all mindennek es annak
d0ntesei ellen nincsen felleb-
bezesnek helye.
Hosszu ideig tartott ez az
allapot, amig vegre fordult a
kocka. Azok a gyarosok, akik
ugy ereztek, hogy jogaikat lab
bal tiportak, a birosagokhoz
fordultak vedelemert es d leg
els6 foku birosag szine el6tt
nycmban osszeomlott az a kar-
tyavar, amelyet a Labor Board
emherei epitgettek.
Az else lenyeges hatralo le-
pes a Ford gyarral szemben
t0rtent. A vizsgalo biztos je-
lentese alapjan a Labor Board
biinosnek mondta XII Ford
gyarat abban, hogy a Wagner
torveny pontjait megszegte es
eloirta, hogy mikent kell vet
keit jovatennie.
A Ford gyar termeszetesen
a birosaghoz szaladt a maga
panaszaval es a United States
Circuit Court of Appeals Co.
vingtonban, Kentucky allan
ban targyalas ala vette a Ford
gyar panaszat.
Voltakeppeni targyalasra
azonban mem kerilt a sor
inert a Labor Board tudatara
ebredt annak, hogy irtozatos
bakloveseket k0vetett el es arra
kerte a birosagot, hogy a Ford
gyarral szemben kimondott
donteset vonhassa vissza es
vizsgalhassa meg ujra a dolgot
Mielott azonban a birosag en-
mex keresnek eleget tett vol
ma. a Labor Board belatta AIT
hogy mas dontesei is tul men
| tex a hatarokon es elkezdt'
azoknak t0meges visszavona
sat.
Elerkezett tehat az az id6
amikor tisztulni fog a helyze
a Labor Board cselekvesei ko
rul. Mas Ultra lephek hamaro
san es igazsagosabb donteseke
fognak hozni a munkas ugyek
ben es mem gyengiteni, hanen
er6siteni fogjak a Wagner tor
veny celzatait. Egyben szakita
max azzal a renddel is, hog,
csupan a CIO erdekeit partfo
goljak es megadjak az egyfor
ma jogot minden egyes mum
| kaS SZerveZetnek
A valtozast orommel iidvozl
az orszag kozvelemenye, amely
tisztaban van azzal, hogy csal
kezdeti hibakrol volt $40, {
melyeknek kikiiszob0lese egesz
seges alapra fogja fektetni a;
nj rendet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-09
LELEPLEzTEK
DETROIT0T

A magyar nyelUii kommu-
nista sajto "lelepleste" Det
roit Ssdsas Bisottsdgdt es
nagy hiihoval megrta a
"nagy titkot', hogy a hdrom
napos iinnep koltsegeire Sc
gitseget kertek Detroit dslet-
Wldgdtol.
Leueleket, k0ltsegUeteseket
fenykepestek le, hogy a ha-
tds nagyobb legyen es per-
see az a butaSdgot irtdE,
hogy a detroih bisottsdg "a
naqyt6keseket ssolgdlja".
Detroit Ssdsas Bisottsdgd-
max tagjai tudOdleOoleg el-
s0sorban a sajdt ssebdkbe
nyultak, hogy a nagy dnnep
k0ltsegeire pe1as legyen, az
altdn pedig odatordultak, a
honnan joggal ker es oar
minden ameriEdi konUenci6
tdmogatdst, a helybeH dslet-
vildghos. --'''- = Fs'ssssa,
A konlpunistdk mem ir-
tax meg ait, hogy a hdron
nap nainden unnepelye, tdnc-
mulatsdga, hangOersenye es
a t0bbi beleptidij nelkal dllt
nyitUa a vendegek ssdnadra,
hogy a videki Dendegek ell
ssdlldsoldsdr6l gondoskod-
tax, hogy sok venadeg elelme-
seset is rdbistdk Detroit
egyik legjobb magyar ven-
degl6jere, amt a bisottsdg
tasetett es hogy Detroitban
senanai fornadban mem nyul-
tax a k0s0nseg ssebebe, a
hogy AIT a kOnanaunistdk
SsOktGk tenni.
Minthogy minden anaeri-
kai konvenci6 k0ltsegeihes
ssivesen jdrul h0ssd a kOn-
Uencios Udros Chamber OF
Conamerce-je es anndk tag
jai, ternessetes, hogy est
igenybe vette a detroiti SD
cas- bisottsdg is.
Is olyan nagy "titok" uolt,
amt tenykepekkel "leples-
TEX le", hogy AIT a Ssdsas
Bisottsdg pensdgyi albisott-
sGgdnak az eln0ke a detroih
gydles sordn nyilOdnosan el-
naondta. A gyalesen naegje-
lent vendegek sajos helyes-
lessel vettek tudomdsul, h06y
a k0ltsegekre mem a rosss
helysetben 1ev6 Oend6gektd,
hdnen1 Detroit uzletviIdgdtol
kertek es kaptdk meg
ressben - a ssIEseges penst.
Hyen "titok IeIepleseseDel"
bolonditjn a magyar ayelvi
konnnunista sajt6 a felreDe-
setett OlU1S6it.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-09

Ha szaz evvel 0regebbek len
nenk, akkor a 2O38-ik evben
elnenk eS a ma eredmenyeire,
harcaira, viszonyaira egy sza-
zad tavlatan keresztiil neznenk
es sajnalkozva mosolyognank
onmagunk felett.
Milyen furcsan hat maid a
szaz ev mulva elo emberekre az
ha peldaul a jo Greg Townsend
doktor havi ketszaz dollaros
nyugdijarol olvasnak maid
Beleneznek a kerdes melyebe
par pillanat alatt kiszamitjak
hogy a vilag osszes vagyona 81
lenne eleg ARA, hogy ilyesmi'
egyetlen orszagban, peldau
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-09

Mikor a sz0vetsegi t0rveny-
hozas hosszas vitak utan meg
alkotta az ugynevezett Wagner
torvenyt, amely az amerikai
munkassag arany bullaja akar
lenni, az eredeti javaslat szam-
talan modositason ment ke-
resztiil. A nagyt6ke erdekeit
kepvisel6 torvenyhozok min
den lehet6t megprobaltak,
hogy az vi torveny erejet gyen-
gitsek es politikai belatas
ait mondta, hogy szamos mo-
dositashoz hozza kell jarulni.
A mi allaspontunk az volt
a Wagner torveny targyalasa-
kor, hogy ell kell AIT fogadni
mindenkeppen, meg ha mem is
lenne t0keletes, inert jobb va
lami, mint semmi es ha a tor
venynek hianyossagai vannak,
ait sokkal konnyebb megjavi-
tani, mint tiirni AIT, hogv a
viszonyok valtozatlanok ma
radjanak.
Egyetlen percig Sc ketelked-
tink benne, hogy a Wagner
torveny vegrehajtasa koril SUI
lyos nehezsegek fognak feline
rulni, lesznek serelmek, anne
lyek bosszankodasra, itt-ott fell
haborodasra adnak maid okot
es jogot, de viszont hangsu-
lyoztuk, hogy ha gyenge lesz
is a torveny, de lesz valami,
amire a munkasok tamaszkod-
hatnak erdekeik biztositasa ko-
riil.
Egy teljesen uj intezmenyt,
a National Labor Relation
Board-ot alkotta meg a Wag-
ner torveny es annak vezetese-
re tisztvisel6ket, kisebb es ma
gyobb ranguakat volt sziikse-
ges alkalmazni. Olyan embert
akinek hasonlo dolgokban tel
jes tajekozottsaga es szakertel.
: me lenne, a dolog termeszete
! b6l folyolag mem lehetett g
Labor Board tisztvisel6i kara
reszere talalni es ICY olyano
kat kellett osszevalogatni, {
kikr0l fel lehetett tetelezni ait
hogy valami modon belle fog
max tanulni az vi hivatalba.
Ez a bizonytalansag terme
szetesen rendkivuli allapotoka
teremtett es mem lehet megle
pc az, hogy Sc maga a Board
sc alkalmazottai mem alkal
maztak mindig helyesen a tor
venyt. Minden emberben meg
van a hajlandosag ARA, hog.
a kezere adott hatalmat a
utolso reszletig kihasznalja, SO
ARA is, hogy hataskoret tobb
! re nevelje, mint amekkora.
: Amint varni lehetett, ez t01
II tent a Labor Board kerete
kozott is.
Il Az igazi bal azonban ner
I lit rejlett. Valami rejtelme
H forras ait hitette ell a Nationa
Relation Board tagjaival es al
kalmazottaival, hogy ez a SIC
vetsegi intezmeny voltakeppel
azert lett megalkotva, hog
egyetlen munkas csoportnal
II erdekeit kepviselje es rakeny
II szeritsen minden dolgozo EN-
bert Amerikaban ARA, hog
H ennek az egy csoportnak lie
gyen a tagja. Az eszme valoszi
nunek es tetszetosnek latszott
II hiszen a munkassag erdeke i
ait koveteli, hogy egyetlen ha
talmas kozpontja legyen erde
Il keinek hathatos es teljes ereii
II kepviseletere.
A Labor Board tagjai ug,
II lattak a kezdetben, hogy err
II a hivatasra a John L. Levi
II altal alkotott CIO az illetekes.
i Hituket er6sitette az is, hog,
Il a CIO rovid lido alatt igazar
/ csodalatos szervezesi eredme
nyeket ert el es a sajt6 is allan
II < L
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-06-09
0ROLT ACYREM

A detroiti taborozas gyii-
lesevel kapcsolatban a kom-
rnunista napilap tudositoja
AIT a 'kemeny' marhasagot
is leirta, hogy Himler Mar
ton egy "harmadik" banyasz
szervezetr6l is beszelt a g:yii-
lesen.
EFT az agyremet igazan
mem irhatta volna lie mas,
mint aki mar egy izben ell
me allapotanak a megvizs-
galasara hatosag el6tt ALT,
inert tudja minden ember,
hogy mi ket banyasz SERVE
zetet is soknak tartunk IS
ait szeretnenk, ha csak egy
lenne.
Evening star., 1938-01-27
Miss Claybursh
To Wed Nephew
Of Ambassador.

MADAME ALMA CLAYBURGH Of
New York has announced the
engagement of her daughter Alma to
Mr. James Hooper Grew of Boston,
Mass.
Miss Clayburgh's father is Mr..
Albert Clayburgh Of New York and
her brother is Mr.. Albert H. Clay
burgh. She Is . graduate Of the
Spence School, was graduated from
Vassar College in 1885 and is q men,
Der OF the Junior League of New York.
Mr.. Grew is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Sturgis Grew of 254
Marlboro street, Boston. and nephew
of Mr.. Joseph Grew. American AM
bassador to Japan. He is graduate
of St Marks School and of Harvard
In 1882 he received his doctorate from
the University of Paris, and has taught
at Middlesex School. Concord, Mass.
He is now member of the faculty
of Phillips Academy, Andover.
His sisters are Mrs. Frederick B.
Robinson and Mrs Alexander Wheeler
of Boston. His brother. Henry Sturgis
Grew, jr., lives in New York.
The wedding will take place in New
York. Miss Clayburgh with her
mother u living at the Berkshire.
Evening star., 1938-01-27
Diplomats Daughter
Hostess Yesterday
At Tea at Embassy.

&ENORITA LAURA DE LOS RIOS
daughter of the Spanish Ambas-
sador and Sonora de los Rios, enter
tanned yesterday at a delightfully."- ar
ranged informal tea at the Embassy
Senorita de los Rios, who is a student
at Columbia University, is in Wash
ington between semesters.
The hostess received her guests
wearing a black frock with q fowered
bolero. Among those assisting her in
the dining room were Sonora de
Quintanilla and Senorita Lutecia
Quintanilla. wife and sister of the
Counselor of the Mexican Embassy;
Nine. Oumansky> and Sonora de
Pittaluga. The tea table had as q
centerpiece three large silver bowls
of white and pink carnations, rose,
and lilies. each flanked with white
tapers in tall candelabra.
Guests attending the party were
for the most part the younger mem.
bers of diplomatic and residential So
ciety.
Evening star., 1938-01-27
Mrs. Roosevelt
Will Ride in
Horse Show.

MRS. ROOSEVELT will head the
list Of distinguished exhibitors at
the Presidents birthday horse show In
the Fort Myer Riding Hall on the
nights Of February l and 2.
Mrs. Roosevelts own particular
choice as q mount is Dot, a chestnut
mare which she stables at Fort Myer
She Is usually accompanied on her
rides by Capt. John B. Reybold of the
Sd Cavalry, a distinguished officer of
many years service in the cavalry.
The Presidents birthday horse show
will consist Of not only the usual spec
tacular horse show classes, but will
include several thrilling exhibition
drills by the famous Fort Myer riders
There will be different classes and
different drills on each night of the
show.
The horse show is being held in
conjunction with the Presidents S
birthday celebrations, and all proceeds
will be devoted to the National Foun-
dation for the Prevention and Treat
ment Of mfantile Paralysis.
Evening star., 1938-01-27
Birthday Ball
PatrOneSSeS
Named.

THE Executive Committee for the
Presidents Birthday Ball of Fair
fax County. Va, has announced addi-
tlonal patronesses for the event, which
will be held in Willard Hall, Fair
fax, tomorrow evening from o'clock
until midnight. They include Mrs.
John M. Whalen, Mrs Paul E. Brown,
Mrs James U. Kincheloe, Mrs. Lewis
M. Coyner, Mrs. Eppa P. Kirby, Mrs
W1lbert T. Woodson, Mrs. Edward M.
Holmes, jr: Mrs. Walter Tansill Oliver.
jr.; Mrs. Frederick M. Everly, Mrs.
William j. Cleveland, Mrs. John S.
Barbour, Mrs. Charles Pickett, Mrs.
Robert D. Graham, Mrs. Herbert A.
Donovan. Mrs. r. Carl Maxwell, Miss
Randolph Richardson, Mrs. Fanny
Lou Seamans, Miss Mavis Cobb. Miss
Virginia Eaton. Miss Dixie Middle
ton, Mrs. G. Wallace Carper, Mrs.
Mark Turner, Mrs. John w. Brook
field, Mrs. E. c. Shull. Mrs. F. w.
Robinson, Mrs. Daniel Detwiler, Mrs.
w. F. P. Reid, Mrs. A. Lawrence
Leigh, Mrs. R. M Loughborough, Mrs.
Richard R. Farr, Mrs. George r.
Bready, Mrs. S. H. Styles, Mrs. Joseph
c. Bennett, Mrs. N. Peyton Young,
Mrs. Arthur Buell.. Mrs. J. Walton
Biggers, Mrs. Franklin S. Gicker, jr.:
Miss Mary Blake, Mrs. Thomas c.
Henderson, Miss Ruth Sherwood. Miss
Esther Kincheloe, Mrs. j. T. Blincoe
and Mrs. A. Smith Bowman.
The Executive Committee includes
Mr.. James c. King, chairman; Mr..
John Ferguson, Mr.. Francis P. Miller,
Mr.. Paul E. Brown, Mrs Lucy Mederia
Wing, DR.. E. c. Snull, the Rev. Her
bert A. Donovan. Mrs. j. E. Staub,
Mrs. Frederick D. Richardson, Mr.
Edward M. Jones and Mr.. Thomas P.
Chairman II
Evening star., 1938-01-27
Activities of Official
And Diplomatic Set
In the Capital
Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo
Will Give Luncheon
For Mrs. Cummings.

HOMER CUMMINGS wife of the Attorney General is
N the guest in whose honor Mrs William Gibbs McAdoo has
issued invitations to luncheon Saturday. February H. at
the Shoreham.
The Secretary Agriculture Henry A. Wallace and
the Secretary OF Daniel Roper the
Swiss Minister and Nine Peter the ranking guests at the
dinner which Leander Loose evening
apartment at the Shoreham.
The italian Ambassador Matilde
entertained at dinner last evening for His Britannia Majestys
Ambassador, Sir Ronald Lindsay
the SPAIN will enter
tain informally at tea this afternoon in the Embassy
The German Ambassador Deckhof were hosts at
luncheon today in honor Cordel Scre-
tary Of State
Mrs Close wife of the Minister of the Union of
will entertain at tea this afternoon for her daughter
Mann, who recently arrived from England
The Greek Minister Mr. Demetrios Scianos, will go
York today to spend several days.
The Minister of Bulgaria and Nine Naoumo guests
IN whose honor Mr. and Mrs Carlos del Mar entertained dinner
Nine Hurban the Commercial Embassy
and Mrs H. O. Chalkley the Financial Counselor
Legation and Nine Boncesco Gen. and Mrs Charles
Miss Elizabeth HoUry and the Secretary Legation
Union of South Africa, Mr.. Robert Webster
Mr. and Mrs del Mar will be hosts February
Minister Jarnefelt were the guests
in whose honor Mrs Thomas CoWe
at the Colony, in Palm Beach,
Jarnefet visiting Mrs CoWell while in Palm
remain in the South another week 10 days.
Royal Copeland entertained at dinner last
evening for the Count and Countess Montae Paris
have arrived to be their guests.
Evening star., 1938-01-27

5pec1Hl DISpatcH 20 1He SUIT
Y Y WASHINGTON and the United
\A/ States generally was well
Wv represented at the opening
of the Parliament of Cam
Evening star., 1938-01-27
Prominent Persons
Patronesses for
Benefit Performance.

MANY prominent persons in Wash
@ ington have consented to act as
patronesses for the benefit perform
ances of "Once Is Enough" Tuesday
evening. sponsored by the Washington
Bryn MaNr Club. The proceeds will
60 to scholarship to the college for
Washington student and the Bry1
Mavr summer school for women work
ers in industry.
Nine. Troyanovsky, wife of the
Soviet Ambassador, has taken a box
and others who will entertain box
parties include Mrs. Carroll Miller, DR..
Ethel Dunham. Mrs. Jacob Simpson
Payton, Mrs. Edward B. Meigs, Mrs
Howell Moorhead and Mrs. Thomas
McAllister.
The patroness list. headed by Mrs.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, includes
Mrs. Cordell Hull. Lady Lindsay,
Madame Troyanovsky, Sonora de los
Rios, Frau Dieckhoff, Madame Peter
and Madame Pelonyi Also wives of
associate justices of the Supreme
Court. Mrs. Louis D. Brandeis, Mrs.
Pierce Butler, Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone
and Mrs. Hugo Black.
Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr., wife
OF the Secretary of the Treasury; the
Secretary of Labor Miss Frances Per-
kins are included among the patron
esses also. Mrs. John V. A. MacMur-
ray. Mrs. Francis Sayre, Mrs. Wayne
Chatfleld-Taylor, Mrs. William E..
Borah, Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mrs.
William S. Culbertson, Miss Hilda
Worthing Smith, Mrs. Thomas F. Nc
Allister, Baroness Serge Korff, Mrs.
Cary Grayson, Mrs. Edward B. Meigs,
Mrs. L. Corrin Strong, Mrs. Eugene
Meyer, Mrs. Albert Gushing Read, Mrs.
Anson Phelps Stokes, Mrs. Luke Will
son. DR.. Ethel Dunham, Mrs. Howell
Moorhead. Mrs. Levi Cooke and Mrs.
Frederic L. Chaplin.
Evening star., 1938-01-27

(See RESIDENTIAL, Page BAD
Evening star., 1938-01-27
Residential
Society in
The News
Mrs. Hope Slater
Is Luncheon
Hostess.

n RS. z. HOPE G. SLATER was
I'M hostess at luncheon yester-
day at the Everglades Club
at Palm Beach, entertaining
In compliment to Mrs. j. Denniston
Lyon and Mrs. Benjamin F. Jones.
jr., who are guests of Mrs. Henry r.
Rea.
Mrs. Rea, who lived in Washington
for some years during the Great War
and following that period, was hostess
at dinner last evening at her place,
Lagomar, at Palm Beach.
Former Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury Lawrence Wood Robert,
1r.. gave a tea yesterday as
farewell for Mrs. Robert, who left
Palm Beach today for Pinehurst, N.
c., for a visit The party was given
in the Wilt Of Mr. James H r. Crom-
we'll at Palm Beach. Mr.. Robert will
go to his former home in Atlanta for
few weeks stay and with Mrs.
Robert will return to Palm Beach in
February to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
N"A ~ - oVcuCSDuly "IlDSE RuGSLS
they have been for week or 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo
will be at home tomorrow evening to
a small group of friends to meet Drs.
c. A. Moorhead, Millicent Morden,
David B. Prundnch and William
Howard Hay. who will be in Washing
ton to sponsor humane legislation.
Mrs. Helen Shilling, Mrs. Mabel
Gross Of Pelham Manor, N. Y, and
Mrs. John Sherwood Of Westport,
Conn.,. who have been guests for a
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Owsley at
their residence on S Street have re-
turned to their respective homes. Mrs.
Shilling and Mrs. Sherwood are nieces
Of Mrs. OWsley.
Mr.. and Mrs John P. Espey cele-
brated their golden Wedding ami
versary Tuesday night at a reception
at 8 o'clock at their home at 2OlO
First street NV.
A'b' oiAN Nl1S. "ulldIIl IDeEeI OF
Warrenton, Va. and formerly of WASH
ington, were guests Of honor at dinner
last evening of Mrs. Baldwin D. Spill
man. whose guests they are at Palm
Beach. Among the other guests at din
ner was Lady Lewis, who is spending
the midseason there. Mrs. Doeller, as
Miss Louise Littauer, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Littauer, was a
debutante in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. McClay OF Will
mlngton, Del. gave a small supper
party in the Metronome room of the
Wardman Park Hotel last evening to
celebrate Mr.. McClay's birthday ami
versary. Their guests we're Miss Char
lotte Reichel. Miss Frances Fine. NJ.
tSee RESIDENTIAL, Page BAD
Evening star., 1938-01-27
SocietySees
Of
Parliament
Capital Residents
Attend Events
At Ottawa.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
w WASHINGTON and the United
M States generally was well
w represented at the opening
of the Parliament Of Cam
ada which took place in Ottawa today.
Last night there was the state dinner
which the Canadian Minister and Lady
Marler attended and tomorrow they
will be present at the State Drawing
Room. The Minister and Lady Marler
will return to Washington the begin
ming Of next week.
Senator and Mrs. George D. McGill
and Mrs. Joseph Letter, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Nancy Letter.
were among those from Washington
present at the social functions which
accompany this momentous event.
The Second Secretary of the Amer
ican Legation and Mrs. David Key
will entertain at dinner in Mrs.
Letters and Miss Letters honor prior
to the Drawing Room and will be hosts
at reception afterward.
Needless to say the United States
diplomatic corps will be present in full
force.
The opening OF Parliament is a
spectacle of brilliance and color. It
is a full dress affair. uniforms. clerical
garb and orders being worn by those
entitled to do 50. Others wear full
evening dress. even though the event
takes place in the afternoon. About
1000 people are in attendance and the
central figure is the Governor General,
who comes to read the speech from
the throne and launch the parlia-
mentary session on its way.
Seats are arranged in strict order
of precedence. based on statutory
enactment made during the reign OF
Henry VIII. and subsequent amend
ments. The wives and unmarried
daughters of the cabinet ministers
have the place of honor to the right of
the throne. The diplomatic corps
rank next after the lieutenant gov
ernors of the provinces. Senior in
length of appointment is. Baron Robert
Silvercruys, Minister OF the King of
the Belgians. His sister, Mrs. Suzanne
Silvercruys Farnum of New York, is
his hostess. Count de Dampierre Is
the Minister of France. The foreign
ministers, charge d'af1aires and their
staffs sit on the left of the throne.
Tomorrow evening the state drawing
room Is held in the Senate chamber
similar to the presentations at the
royal court in London. Here Their
Excellencies acknowledge the curtseys
and bows of the assembled throng
Many entertainments precede and
follow this event.