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TITLE ONE LOANS
RULING ANNOUNCED
BY HOUSING OFFICE

The Comptroller of Currency has
notified all national bank examin-
ers that Title One loans should not
be classified as real estate loans
subject to provisions of Section
"a, Federal Reserve Act as amended,
even though security be taken by
national banks in the form of mort
gage or deed of trust, according TO
communication to the Federal
Housing Administration office here
from Charles G. McGehee, Deputy
Administrator, the FILA announced
/ today
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UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF TBE INTERIOR
GENERAL LAND OFFICE
District Iand Office
Anchorage, Alaska.
r1t..,.-.s.-. - mon

Anchorage, Alaska.
February 10, 1893
Notice is hereby given that
Adolph Hirsa, entryrAan, together
with his Witnesses Fannie Wehren
and Joseph Wahran, all oil Douglas.
AlasSa. ms submitted final proof
on his homestead Anchorage n7863,
located On Douglas Island described
as U. S. Survey No. Pill, contain
ing 2.07 acres. in latitude So de
grees II 00@ ". longitude 1874 de-
gras IS w. and it is now in the
lies Of the U. S. Land office, An
chogage, Alaska, and if no protest
is lied in the local land office, at
Anchorage, within the period Of
publication or thirty days there
after, said final proof viii be ac-
cspted snd final certificate issued.
GEORGE A. LINGO,
Register.
First publication, March 2, 1888.
Last publication, April 81. 1898.
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ALASKA HISTORY
IS WRITTEN BY
c.. [. ANDRE
Judge James Wickersham
]. Praises Story Of AL
aska'' In Review

"The Story of Alaska by Clarence
L, Andrews. With an introduction
by Edmond S. Meany. 1903 pages. The
Caxton Printers, Ltd, Caldwell, Ida
no, 1888 $500.
Clarence L. Andrews. the author
Of The story of Alaska, was born
in Ohio but has spent practically
all Of his life on the Pacific Coast.
He leacasd early manhood in Ore
gon. began newspaper work in Sc
attic. and came TO Alaska in 1892.
During his forty years of official
and historical work ii Alaska he
compiled numerous valuable articles
describing incidents in Alaska's his
tory and its natural resources. One
of his first writings, DESCRIPTION
of Muir Glacier. was printed in the
National Geographic Magazine i'll
1906. Other magazine articles have
described the Copper River region,
rgficultural possibilities. and other
resources Of the Territory. He was
for some years regular contrlbu-
tor TO the Alaska Yukon Magazine
and the Washington Historical
Quarterly. He prepared and pub
ljshed an interesting biography of
Baranof, the builder of the Russ an
American Company, and in 1922
published an illustrated Story OF
Sitka,9 picturing the Russian -Am-
erican capital of the Territory OF
Alaska His latest publication, The
Story of Alaska just now off the
press, is an admirable production
AND the best history of the Terri
tory to cover the entire period from
the earliest discovery by the Rus
SlaIs to the present day.
mn. Andrews. accompanied the
Italian party of the Duke of Abbruz-
I'll Gu its successful ascent of Mt.
st. Elias in 1897 He was Deputy
Collector of Customs in Alaska for
twelve years, serving in SkagWay
for seven years during the great
Klondike Stampede. For two years
ne engaged in the work of the Blu
reau of Education at wainwright,
near Point Barrow. He dug for gold
at Nome and lived on the Yukon
River for tvo. years more. He resided
at Sitka when studying the Rus
sian language. translating its his
toric books and writing his STORY
Of Alaska" In general, he has had
a wide and varied experience in
many other parts of Alaska during
his forty years acquaintance With
the Territory, its people, and its
resources.
Few men have had a wider expert
eIice or longer residence here than
this modest student of Alaska his
tory, and none has produced bet
Ter and more accurate story of the
Territory. His STORY of Alaska" has
been written from a wide personal
knowledge of the country, It's prob
lens. and background; its text is
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Marine News
Steamer Movements
NQRTHROINn


. Tongass Scheduled to arrive to-
morrow morning at Z o'clock. I
. Princess Norah scheduled to
arrive Friday afternoon or
evening
SCHEDULED SAiLINGS :
Q North Sea scheduled 10 sal 9
from Seattle 10 am. April
Is.
o Chatham scheduled to sa.l {
from Seattle April IS, at c
g night, freight only.
. Aleutian scheduled to sail from q
Seattle 8 am. April 16 q
. SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS 6
Q Northland scheduled south G
. bound about z O'Clock tomor- o
row morning {
. Baranof scheduled southbound c
. Friday. c
9 Yukon scheduled southbound c
9 next Sunday or Monday. a
Q LOCAL SAInYNGs .
. Estebeth scheduled to sail every c
. Wednesday at 6 pm. for Sit Q
. ka and wayports. 9
r Tart leaves every "Wednesday I
, at am. for Petersburg. Pnrt .
0 alexander. Kake ani wat- 6
o ports .
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MOL DEN MAKES
TWO FLIGHTS

Alex Holden took three passengers
out in the Marine Always Beilanca
today and was scheduled TO bring
three back.
H. MacLean was flown to Sitka
and S. j. Barovich to Tenakee. r.
Flakstad was a roundtripper to Sit
ka. Two other passengers were 20
come in from Tenakee on the return
Grip.
A charter trip to Hawk Inlet Was
also on the schedule for Holden this
afternoon.
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EMMA SAILS
FOR RUPERT

The hal3uter Emma. Capt Tom
Ness, did not sell on the local fish
exchange at the price offered OF 6
and cents yesterday, but sailed
with its cargo for Prince Rupert.
The schooner Norland, Captain
Tom Sandvik, returned today from
Prince Rupert where she sold a
catch for 8 cents and 603.
The vessel Diana. Captain Lee
Johnson, brought in 57C0 pounds of
halibut this morning that sold to
Sebastian Stuart for 615 cents and
3 cents, for fresh shipment.
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BOGGAN RETURNS

Garland Boggan, hardwood floor
expert, returned home from Ketchi-
kan aboard the Northland. He visit
ed Ketchikan on business.
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The first Bible published in this
country was issued from the Har-
ward college press in 1868 It was
not printed in English, but in In
dian, as it was intended for distrib-
ution to the natives. A copy of it
is in the Library of Congress.
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UPPER FLOAT
Gets CHANG
One Float Being Moved In
shore for Room and
Less Fire Hazard

The Upper City Float is having
it's face lifted with the city spend
ing approximately $500 changing
the south float CT the basins
Jake Cropley is doing pile driver
work preparing to move the float
TO the shore side OF the basin.
Moving the float iasbore will
give lot more room and viii elm
mate for large part the fire haz-
ard with many boats en- the inside
Of the float as in the past said
City Engineer Milton Lagergrcn TO-
day
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Until 1914 Iithuania was under
Russian rule
o.
I0day's news Today empire.
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TIDES TOMORROW

High tde-0:23 am, 1870 feet
Lew tide--6:33 q m, 30 teet.
High tide-12:56 pm, 1876 feet.
Low tide-6:45 pm, -02 feet
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In winter Yosemite National Park
offers two brands Of climate, size
by side. The south side Of the Yose-
mite valley, shaded by towering
cliffs, is many degrees cooler than
the opposite side where abundant
sunshine makes the temperature
mild enough for midday exercise
without wraps
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Simmons Carries
-Four During Day

Sheldon Simmons took two pas
sengers and brought two back today
for Alaska Air Transport.
Grant Evans and Tony Zenek
were taken to Hirst and j. Hayden
and r. Halazon were brought in
from Chichagof
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Missionaries established the first
printing press in Tahiti in 1877
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Miss Burr Guest
At Supper Party.

Miss Vashti Burr, national president
Of Phi Delta Delta International Legal
Fraternity, will be guest of honor at
q supper given by Alpha lambda
Chapter tomorrow night at the Con-
gressional Country Club. Miss Burr is
a prominent woman attorney OF Har-
risburg. Pa.
Woman students at National Uni
versity School of Law, who have made
high scholastic averages. have been
invited to attend.
Phi Delta Delta Legal Fraternity
was founded at the University Of
Southern California November IL.
1911. and now comprises 81 under
graduate chapters. nine alumnae
chapters and foreign associates To-
Gated At London. The Hague; Copen-
hagen, Mexico City. Vienna, Lisbon
and Calcutta. Mrs Mabel Walter
Willebrandt is honorary national
president.
In charge Of arrangements for the
supper are Mrs. Julia McNinch slear.
president Of Alpha Lambda Chapter;
Miss Irene Vivian Wright, Miss Sallie
Presley, Miss Carol Cox, Miss viii
Nash Campbell. Miss Dorothy Daught-
ridge. Miss Edna Mae Miller, Mrs
Angela Darby. Mrs. Helen Haas Gau-
ker and Mrs. Doris Goodall.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Belgian Envoy and Wife to
Entertain Chief Justice
Ard Mrs. Hughes
Assistant Secretary of Commerce
And Mrs. Draper Are Hosts.
Other Notes of Interest.

TINE Belgian Ambassador Countess Straten-
Ponhoz will entertain at dinner this evening in honor of
the Chief Justice Mrs Hughes Last evening the AM
haado Countess the ranking
guests dinner at the Mayower the Assistant Sece
tary of Commerce and Mys. Ernest G. Draper.
The Ambassador of Poland Count jerry Poock also
in the which included the Minister of Norway and
Nine Munthe Morgenserne, Minister Colombia
Sonora de Lopez Mr. Justice Stanley Reed Mrs Reed the
Secretary Of Commerce and Mrs Daniel Roper and Mrs Edith
Nourse Rogers.
The Assistant Secretary Sayre
the Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs George Mersm
the Assistant Secretary the Treasury and Mrs Wayne Chatfed
Taylor Mr. and Mrs Richard Wilmer
Stuart completed the list of guests.
Sonora de los Rios wife of the Spanish Ambassador
hostess luncheon yesterday the Embassy for small
close friends The Ambassador who
short stay. returned last evening"
Sonora Guachala gave luncheon
yesterday in compliment Senorta daugh
ter of the Chilean Ambassador
hance 1ans Benitez marriage
place Friday, February 18.
Senorita Ilanes will at
cocktail party which the Atache of the Swiss Legation and
Nine. Schater will this
mery senorita Patterson daughter of
Cuban Ambassador at Washington Senor Guermo Patterson
Nine schatters sister senorita Olga
the senoras Tucco the Chilean Embassy the retirement
OF her late father AS Ambassador.
Charge France Henry will be host
music The party in honor of Nine Nadia Bouange famous
French conductor.
The Air and Military Attache Embassy and
signora Lvia Coppoa Viola Washington
absence of three months They stopping
shoreham Col Coppola honorary Majesty
the King of Italy.
Adoph Chicago staying at the Hotel Raleigh
during visit to Washington
1t Col. H. C. vanderveer U. A., of
Fort Riley Kans spending several days the Martinique
It. Mrs Fraser of Norfolk va are at
the Martinique for a few days
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington Envrons
BY the Way
Beth Blaine

HIGHWAYS railways airways be busy over the week
the e of @ vose @
a. S ;ne St 5s nnst n. has
the have been busy bullying Ho6s
s 1fs s part wi" return sometime
NJ ce Chr tine stnS a. 3 sa, o at
Asheuae foregoing the Kentucky Mountain seruice this
Elinor Ryan plans excursion Valley Idaho
serious bit Of skiing EinoI who has spent abroad
Bavaria ST. Morit it interesting angle
Of clothes and wms outside in the warm springs within
Kitty Poe daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Francis Bennett
M % ID, tn 'e ] OF re esesc KITE eon @
stantly on the last Dinter she spent New York
LETTER has come from the Philip cons in California who
yS% m ay e ve h hev s ns % nso11 to
@ es that IT they gone on any Ct
juana Just border in Mexico Next week
Gofns make excursion the
thrilling sight which Of the exciting
Capt Patrick Belnger also are in coronado
YESTERDAY very pleasant cocktail
parties the Harold Granger
tts nSSf % Ss Iys w s be- " the
in % sste np @ ha @ a !csa as5
9f S S" S :
n Ns% w Riggs before her Renee
Last @ B y ready s % pef Hsea
expert player
%
LETTER from Mrs Robert scotten in Janero says
a sn M @ there there has to roc 81 m
the famous sulphur baths Ann
' s,ss
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Carriers Entertain
Before Dance.

1t. Comdr. and Mrs. J. II. Garter
gave = dinner last evening at the
Army-Navy Country Club, later taking
their guests to the Sail Loft at the
Navy Yard for dancing.
The crescent-shaped table, where
the 80 guests were seated. was un-
usually attractive, with iris and jon
quils. augmented by golden color
candles and blue cellophane favors.
Guests included 1t. Comdr. and Mrs
w. c. Humphreys, 1t. Comdr. and
Mrs. B. N. Ward, Comdr. and Mrs.
Elmer F. Helmkamp, 1t. Comdr. and
Mrs. John Waters. 1t. Comdr. and
Mrs. E. NJ Thompson. 1t. Comdr. and
Mrs. j. Philip Womble, jr.; 1t. Comdr.
and Mrs. Ray Tarbuck. 1t. Comdr. and
Mrs. B. H. Hanlon. 1t. Comdr. and
Mrs. William E. Sullivan, 1t. Comdr.
and Mrs. R. K. Davis, 1t. Comdr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Noble. 1t. Comdr. and
Mrs. c. E. Olsen, Capt. Back. u. s. A.,
and Mrs. Back: 1t. Z. L. woodward.
U. s. NJ; Miss Virginia Voeth and Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Thelander.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Dinner Precedes
Virginia Cotillion.

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Parks Crockett
entertained at dinner last evening in
their home in Alexandria preceding
the Virginia Cotillion. The dinner
was given in honor of Mrs Frederick
Dawson Richardson of Fairfax. who
was instrumental in organizing the
cotillion. Mr.. and Mrs. Crockett's
guests were Maj. and Mrs. Gouveneur
Hoes. Mr.. and Mrs. Constance South
worth, Miss Gloria Lincoln Of Wash
ington: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Faunt-
leroy Harrison Of Leesburg, Mr.. and
Mrs. John 8. Barbour, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Graham OF Fairfax: Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Collins Of Harmony Hall,
Charles County. Md; Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurie H. Riggs Of Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs Francis Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Washington Williams and many others
from Alexandria.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Invitations Issued
For Rutke Wedding.

Invitations have been issued for the
wedding OF Miss Helen Marie Butke,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs William
Henry Butke Of Takoma Park. to Mr..
Thomas Hugh McQueeney, son of Mr.
and Mrs. William McQueeney, also of
Takoma Park, Nd, Monday, Febru-
ary 81.
The ceremony will take place at
Our Lady Of Sorrows Catholic Church
in Takoma Park. Md. at 9 o'clock at a
nuptial mass, with the Rev. Austin
Healy ofliciating.
Following the wedding there will be
. reception at the home OF the bride s
parents. Miss Butke will have Miss
Winifred johnson OF Takoma Park
Nd. as her attendant and the best
man will be Mr.. Edward McQueeney,
brother Of the bridegroom. Mr.. Will
liam Butke, jr.. brother Of the bride-to.
be. and Mr.. William McQueeney, an
other brother Of the bridegroom-e
will serve as ushers.
Both Miss Butke and Mr.. McQueenev
are popular members of the younger
set in Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Suburban Social Notes
Frank Damrons Leave for New
Home in jackson. Miss.

yesterday by motor for months vsca-
ton in Florida and Cuba. They Will
visit st. Petersburg Orlando. Miami
and other places and later 90 to Kev
West and Havana. In Miami ther
will be the guests for few DAYS of
Mr.. Gawen's sister, Miss Mary Dove
GaWen. also Of the county. who iz
spending the winter in that Southern
resort.
Miss Laura Jeter Parker. 4 memher-
Of the faculty Of the Fairfax High
School. will return Monday from a
week end spent with relatives at The
Plains, Va.
Miss Martha Rely will return Mon
day to Fairfax. Va, where she makes
her home with Mr. and Mrs. wilbert
T. Woodson, following a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Rely, in
Middletown, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Brown. who for
the past several weeks have been mo-
toring through Florida. are expected
to return the first Of the week to their
residence at Five Oaks, near Fairfax,
Va
Miss Elizabeth Rust of Washington,
whose ma arriage to Mr.. Douglas Philips
of Bethesda. Nd. will take place Feb
ruary l8, is now with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. David N. Rust. at Rock
bridge, the Rust estate near Leesb,lrg.
The Rev and Mrs j. S. Montgomery
of Leesburg. accompanied by Mrs
John Ealv, left Tuesday for q months
visit in Florida and the Carolinas.
Mr.. William Bailey, ir.. Of George
Washington University has been the
guest this week of his parents. Dr.
and Mrs. William Bailey, at the Lees
burg Inn
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Residential Social News
Nine. Grouitch to Arrive Tomorrow
For Weeks Visit Here.

Hartford. Conn. arrived here yester-
day accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Howard G. Jarvis. also OF Hartford
They are at the Carlton during their
stay.
Mr. William A. Reid of the faculty
Of the School Of Foreign Service,
Georgetown University, and formerly
the foreign trade adviser Of the Pan
American Union, is sailing from New
York today for another South Ameri-
can trip on the Normandie During
the cruise Mr.. Reid will deliver a Sc
ries Of lectures aboard ship on inter-
American topics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wintemute William
Sloan will sail on the Raymond Whit
comb cruise today around South Amer
lea. aboard the s. S. Columbus, by
way OF the Panama Canal and the
Straits Of Magellan. visiting various
cities. including Callao-Lima, Mollen-
do, Valparaiso, Santiago, Mar del Plata,
Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Santos. Sac
Paulo. Rio de Janeiro Bahia. Trinidad
and Nassau. They will return the last
OF March.
Mr. and Mrs George J. Gary Of
Cleveland. Ohio, are at the Martinique
for short stay.
Mrs. L. c. RAIDER Of Macon. Ga. is
at the Dodge during a short visit in
the Capital.
Mrs. E. J. Perkins OF ScarSdale, N.
Y. is spending a brief time at the
Dodge and Is accompanied by Miss
Virginia Lennon. Miss j. c. Allen and
Miss c. H. Fischer. also Of Scarsdale.
Mrs. 6. S. McNeill, accompanied by
Miss r. E. McNeill, who spent the
past few weeks in South Carolina. is
stopping at the Dodge for a few days
en- route to her home in Litchfield,
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. William " Barns Of
Brookline. Mass. accompanied by
their daughter, are stopping at the
Dodge.
Evening star., 1938-02-05

benefit Of the education fund. Mrs.
Johns introduced Mrs. Robert B. Nose
ley Of London. who will be the speaker
at the April meeting.
The Farm and Garden Association
is one Of the member groups which
make up the Associated Country
Women Of the World. A convention
was held in Warrington In 1896, and
plans for the next one to take place In
London In 1889 are being made.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
T ME- GROUITCH widow NJ

ME. GROU1TCH. widow Of DR.
nu Slayko Y. Grouitch. will ar
rive tomorrow to visit Mrs.
A Goff. widow of Senator Guy
Despard Goff. for week. Nine.
Grouitch has many friends in WASH
ington where she lived for some years
when the late DR.. Grouitch was Min
lister Of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes.
the union Of these three now known as
YugoslaVia. The late DR.. Grouitch
was transferred from this post to Lon
don. where he served with equal dis
tinction until his death.
Nine. Grouitch made a place for
herself in Washington and was tire
less in her work for the less fortunate
in her country. A native of this coun-
try, she was Miss Mabel Dunlop be-
fore her marriage. She has returned
to this country for visits several times
since DR.. Grouitch was transferred
to London in September. 1922 after
representing his government at Wash
ineton over three years. DR.. Grouitch
also was marshal for the courts Of
little King Peter and Prince Paul, the
Regent of Yugoslavia.
DR.. Paul Schwarz the former Ger
man Consul in New York. and Mrs.
Schwarz have arrived at the Willard,
where they will stay for few days.
Mrs. James Irwin Steele will return
the first of the week from her home In
Pennsylvania. where she went to at
tend meeting of the PENNSYLVANIA
Historical Society. She was dele
gate from Cumberland County. Mrs.
Steele has spent the early winter with
her daughter. Mrs John G. Ladd, in
her Wesley Heights home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon
Smith and their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Lathrom,
entertained party Of friends at their
home Wednesday evening. Among the
guests was their house guest, Mr.. Paul
Aiken, formerly of the National Dem
ocratic Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs Esmond Ewing Of
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Fitzgeralds Hosts
At Dinner.

Representative William j. Fitzgerald
OF Connecticut and Mrs. Fitzgerald
entertained 10 guests at dinner
Wednesday evening at their residence.
2343 South Meade street. Club Manor
Estates. in Virginia. in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hamill. whose mar
riage took place in Norwich, Conn,
January 3. Mr.. Hamill is private sec
retary to Representative Fitzgerald
and Mrs. Hamill is the former Miss
Lucille Bowen. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Bowen of Norwich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald have as
house guests. who will remain
throughout the week. the formers
niece and family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Higgins and their young daughter,
Alice Ann Higgins, of Norwich. g
Evening star., 1938-02-05

The Rev. and Mrs. w. Homer Tees-
dale are entertaining Mrs. Teesdale,s
brother. Mr.. Harry Pearson of Chi
cago, at their home. in Takoma Park.
Mr.. Pearson. professional dramatic
reader. will give program in Column
bia Hall this evening. He returned
recently after a seven-week tour Of
Washington. Oregon and California
and for some time was the ofI,cial
reader for the Geale Travel Bureau.
giving readings in several countries IN
Europe after studying with the Roval
Academy in London.
Mr.. Pearson will return to chicaso
Monday.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Noted Scientist
VISITING AbbOtS.

The Secretary Of the Smithsonian
institution and Mrs c. g. Abbot are
entertaining at the present time Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Finley Moore. who
have lust arrived from Cairo, Egypt
Mr.. Moore, well-known scientist,
has been directing the work Of the
Smithsonian Station of Mount st.
Catharine near Mount Sinai. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore will return shortly to their
station in California.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Farley Smiths Here
On Short Visit.

Mr.. Farley Smith of Greenville,
s. c.. son of Senator and Mrs. Ellison
D. Smith, has arrived In Washington
with Mrs. Smith. They are guests Of
his parents at the Wardman Park
Hotel during their visit.
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Smith
entertained group of their friends
at buffet supper in his parents
apartment in celebration of his birth
day. Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton Pierce of Florence. S. c.: MIR.
Emerson Smith. jr. who is here from
Lynchburg S. c.: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Iawton. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas radley.
jr.. and Senator Smiths assistant. Mr
j. Frost Walker, and Mrs. Walker,
Evening star., 1938-02-05
DR.. Elio GianturcO
To Address Meeting.

The Circolo Di Cultura 1taliana
will meet at a closed meeting on
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at
the Washington international House,
1708 New Hampshire avenue NV. to
hear an address on music by DR.. Elio
Gianturco of Catholic University, fol-
lowed by discussion and few selec-
tions on the piano.
Arrangements for the Marconi
monument ball to be given by the
circolo at the Kennedy Warren In
the near future are nearing completion
by Prof. Mario Maiolatesi, chairman
Of the Dance Committee.