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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-12
MINIATURE CIRCUS

LOS ANGELES-M. {. HiCk-
man d garageman of tins city
owns and operates a miniature
circus complete with twenty four
tiny wagons, a big top, and thirty
species of miniature performing
animals and reptiles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-12
SPECIAL PRICES
THIS WEEK

SI25.00 Lady's Waltham
Watch. Set With Dis-
nonds, Platinum Case,
for SIS 90
SIS 90 Waltham Watch.
Set With Diamonds,
for $50. 90
SIPS 90 Flgiu. Set With
Diamonds. for SIS 90
Iady's Diamond Ring,
Worth 500 90. Satur-
day SOS. 90
$50 90 Platinum Ring.
for SIS 90
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
TRES A
TOS DE

Las maniobras de la avia-
ci6n de los Estados Unidos en-
pezaron hoy en- ell estado, a.
barcando a Tampa, Sarasota,
Lakeland, Orlando v Jack
sonville.
Tres aparatos de bombar-
dec, del escuadr6n de recono-
cimiento aer6dromo de Lang
ley, llegaron aver por la tar
de.
Aparatos de GAIA Seversky,
de gran velocidad, que venian
hacia Tampa, Sc vieron obliga
dos a aterrizar en- Alabama.
Para facilitar ell aterrizaje
centenares de duenos de au-
tomovils ofrecieron los faros
de sus coches.
Estuvo aver en- Tampa ell
brigadier H. H. Arnold, asis-
tente jefe del cuerpo a@reo.
Arribara hoy un escuadr6n
de los pequenos veloces avio-
mes Pas.
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
(Comite Popular Democratico
de Socorro a Espana)

Contribuyeron con $31.25
La Bolera de los Mejicanos.
Contribuyeron con $500
Ramon Fernandez Rey, Manuel
Corral.
Contribuy6 con $500: JUS
to Rodriguez.
Contribuyeron con $1,000:
Leo Gottsegen, Manuel Garcia
(Paraiso), Ramon Vazquez.
Contribuyeron con $500: Je-
sGs de Ia Parte, Francisco Con-
zalez Baldomero Fernandez
Diaz, Jose Orgaz, Ramon Sam
perio, Alfredo Gonzalez, Angel
Juan Escobio, Salvador Rodri :
guez (Sama), Florentino Cueto,
joaquin Campo, Manuel Garcia
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
LAS TROPAS CHINAS GA
NAN TERRENO EN- TRES
PROVINCIAS

Shanghai, Mario 16.-Des-
pueS de rechazar a los nipones
que habian cruzado ell rio ANA
rillo, en- Hoku, las tropas chinas
ganaron terreno en- tres provin-
cias.
Una columna volante china re
CAPTURE a Linfen, cortando ell fe
rrocarril de Shansi entire Tai :
yuan y Chaotsun. Los japoneses
tuvieron que retirarse en- direc :
ci6n de Choochong.
En- Honan los chinos Sc apo
deraron de Chihsien Y Tangyin,
en- la via del ferrocarril Peiping
Hankow.
Tropas chinas avanzan sobre
Changte, IS millas al norte del
rio.
Ell mando japon6s dice que
sus tropas ganan terreno en- di-
recci6n sur, siguiendo la Inca
del ferrocarril Tientsin- Pukow
pero los chinos aseguran haber
lanzado una contraofensiva vic
toriosa al norte de Lini.
Aunque la artilleria japonesa
destruy6 importantes defensas
chinas en- Tenghsien, los inva-
sores fueron contenidos. Ambas
parties sufrieron muchas bajas.
Los japoneses aseguran haber
interrumpido la circulation de
los trenes chinos en- varios luga-
res.
La aviaci6n japonesa atac6 a
Sianfu, pero las baterias anti
aereas la obligaron a retirarse.
La gaceta., 1938-03-16

La unidad mas perfecta Sc
manifesto en- la retaguardia
facoiosa. Por 10 menos entire es-
tie grupo reducido de amigos no
exlsten o no Sc manifiestan las
desavenencias: GQue decfs?
iLuchas entire generates? iAhf
estan los generates! lEntre HON
bres politicos y grandes funcio-
narios? iTamhien estan lah1!
iEntre requetes, falangistas v
sindicaiistas? Sus jefes, sus a.
p6stoles, sus cabecillas estan
a'hi. Ell clero esta representado
por ell propio Cardinal Primado
de Espana y por todos sus AGO.
lltoS provinciales en- trajes mo-
RADIOS. "Todos estan ahf. BESIDE
Yangie a Jordana. Nc Sc ven
mas que caras abiertas confia-
das, decididaS. 81 eXistieran ce-
los entire unos Y otros serfa tan
visible como los copos de nieve
que comienzan a caer''.
Todos estan ami, en- efecto, en-
ell patio frfo del viejo Monaste-
RIO de las Huelgas. Dando diem
te con diente como Ell Cid en- SUI
agonia. LA guerra civil espa-
nola no puede prolongarse sino
debido al nal tempo. "Por 10
demas-afade y termina Pierre
Bonardi-, Franco es sin duda
alguna Ell vencedor''.
Solo que en- Burgos ha comen-
zado a nevar...
La gaceta., 1938-03-16

Luis Lopez, Rafael Espina, An
tonic Gonzalez, Antonio Muniz,
Jose Llaneza, Noises Bustillo,
Jose Vazquez.
Contribuyeron con $500: Ma
riano Sanchez Francisco Esca =
lante, Manuel Alvarez.
Contribuyeron con $500: Jo-
Sc Villaz6n, Arturo Blanco, Sill
verio Fernandez, Jose Sierra,
Jose Alfonso, Amelia Landeira.
Contribuyeron con $1.O0: Os-
car Mijares, Federico Fernan :
DEE, C. Lado, Jose Alvarez, En-
rique Tamargo, Demetrio Villa,
Gumersindo Gomez, Guillermo
Garcia, Jose Barrera, I'm Pra-
'viano, Antonio CoIlado, Peregri
no Rey, Modesto Gisande, Ra :
mon Vazquez, Belarmina Pc :
laez, Benigna Fernandez, Lud-
garda Soriano, Jose Perez.
Contribuyeron con so centa :
vos: Abelardo Soriano, Abelar-
do Cigarran, Consuelo Rivero,
Otilia Alvarez, Lourdes Vaz-
quez, Edelmira Marrero, Ra-
mon Cigarran. Yoya Lopez, Etc
vina Quelle, Rosa Noya, Laurea
no Pividal.
Contribuyeron con rs centa.
vos: Joseito Vazquez, Armandc
Riguelt, Pillar Barrero, Maria
Capitano, Carmen Pedrero.
Contribuy6 con 10 centavos
Luisa Perez.
Tampa, 16 de Mario, 1888.
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
IT personals, dejando sin no.

IT personals, dejando sin no
gar a mas de mil Y producien-
do danos m~ateriales que pasan
de IN million de d6lares.
Esfimase que ell nlmero de
muertos aumentara a MEDIA
que Sc reciban detallados por-
memories.
En- Belleville, Illinois, ell fe-
n6meno meteorological cause
la muerte de ocho personals.
Missouri da cuenta de la muer
tie de seis personals; dos murie-
ron en- Alabama y una en- Ten
nessee.
Ell viento, en- algunos luga-
res, fue acompanado por to-
rrenciales aguaceros.
Debese ell pequeno n1mero
,de vfctimas a que ell huracan
descarg6 su mayor furia en-
campo alberto.
Miles de cabezas de ganado
Sc han perdido.
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
SALVAJADA CONTRA LOS
JUDIOS
Hitler Regresard a Alemania

Viena, mario 16.-Los nue.
vos amos de Austria, los nazis
alemanes, utilizaron aver a los
judios austriacos, incluyendo
industriales, PROFESSIONALS v CO.
merciantes, para fregar las a.
ceras.
Esta ha sido la condensation
a la nota inglesa pidiendo con-
sideraci6n para los judios Y ca
t6licos.
Hitler, seg1n Sc afirma, regre
sara ell jueves a Berlin, proce-
dente de Munich, donde So en-
cuentra desde aver.
Ell nuevo gobernador de Aus
tria, a las 6rdenes del canciller
aleman, 10 es Ell nazis austriaco
Arthur Seyz-Inquart, amigo per
sonai del DICTATOR germano.
La direction de los asuntos ex
tranjeros de la naci6n "extin-
guida" Sc ha confiado a Joachim
Won Ribbentrop.
Austria, dijo aver ell tirano,
es ahora ell puesto avanzado de
la raza alemana.
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
La Camera de Ybor
"Y0tGremos la PelotG"

F0bGTemOS tU Pet0tU
Angel de la Riva celebr6 a.
yer consejo especial con ell Sc
cretario Tony Blanco, ell teso-
zero, Severino, Don Manuel Fer
nandez Pendas y otros, y dijo er
tono enfatico: ell sabado votare.
mos la pelota.
Este quiere decir, bien tradu-
edo, que la secci6n espera obte-
ner un rotundo exito con el Ca
baret.
Muchas mesas Sc han vendido
va y la orquesta Don Francis
co eSta lista para Ell especial
empeno.
SObre los n1meros de varie-
dades segdn Sc nos informa, hay
en- cartera varias sorpresas con-
tundentes. Los nombres Sc re-
servaran hasta el dltimo momen
to.
La gaceta., 1938-03-16

lClAS DolldIul, PEI lCulSCd
frances y conservador, ha escri-
to en- ell semanario parisino
"Gringoire'', un reportaje SEN
sacional a p~rop6sito de su estan
cia en- Burgos. Pierre Bonardi
no oculta las grandes simpatias
que siente por ell "caudillo". Sus
lectores sc disponen tambien be-
nevolamente a no disimularlas.
Y, sin embargo, a traves de este
reportaje, en- Ell que Sc nara,
con deslumbradora apariencia,
ell acto celebrado en- ell monaste-
rio burgales de las Huelgas, no
aparece ell motive que despierte
y justifique ell entusiasmo, nj ST.
quiera ell asombro. Mas bien I'm
intimo y desolador desencanto
es cuanto Sc advierte Ieyendo las
impresiones de este ingenuo es-
critic simpatizante del genera
lisimo".
La jura de los cincuenta
miembros que van a integrar ell
Gran Consejo de la Falange ca
rece de toda solemnidad. Els una
ceremonial girls, opaca, medic
ere. "Desde que Franco llega en-
su autom6vil-iah ser general
para privarse del prestigio y la
belleza de una aparici6n a caba-
llo...! hasta que eel caudillo pa
sa entire dos fiIas de admirable
res freneticos pero familiares",
TODD ell acto reviste ell mismo
sentldo casero Y mezquino. Isl
en- uno de los lados del patio
en- que eStamos no eStuviese
presentando armas una compa-
mia de falangistas, tendriamos
la impression de hallarnos en- un
grupo Gle amigos reunidos con
motive de una primera comu-
ni6n".
Franco no es, no puede ser,
un conquistador. Els un hombre
mlnusculo, apoeado. "Su timi-
DEE y su reserva son tales cue
leer de un extreme al otro SUI dis
curse hasta legar a los tres gri-
tos finales: iEspana, Espana,
Espana! iArriba Espana! wi
va Espana"
Ash es ell "caudillo''. Ash 10 ha
visto, por 10 menos, su adorador
Pierre Bonardi; convertible en-
colegial aplicado, en- hombre sin
brio, sin gallardfa, como adye-
nedizo y torpe que no acierta a
desenvoiverse en- ell resuelto am
bito de la aventura. EN- Ell CRU
po de cinco tornado por Mus
tafa Renal, Mussolini, Hitler,
Saiazar y Franco, estos dos I'LL
limos Sc encuentran en- situa-
zion de manifesto inferioridad,
Franco no tiene nj la mirada
magnetlca nj la elegante desen-
voitura del turco, nj ell retorcido
lirismo del aleman de Austria.
nj ell ~magnetismo irresistible del
romano. No lie queda sino un re-
curse, que no consiste nj en- Ia
desenvoltura, nj en- Ell lirismo, nj
Ell magnetiSmo. Unicamente en-
Ell TRIUNF0 POR Ell IRA
BAJO".
En- cuanto a los retratos one
hace Pierre Bonardi de los per-
sonajes adosenados que rodean
al "csudillo", bien merecen ser
destacados:
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
NOTAS SOCLALES

vos papeles TODD Ell mayor luci-
miento possible.
Rigen precios populares. FL
dinero que Sc recaude Sc man.
dara a los ninos y la Cruz Roja
Espanola.
Una obra que merece ell apo
yo de todos y seguramente 10
alcanzara.
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
QUEIPO DE LLANO

I'm rayo que cae del cielo Sc
refleja en- un sombrero de eopa.
Tn sombrero de copa cuyas alas
sobrepasan la punta de la CORA
inglesa del general Queipo de
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
MarineNo Neqard Ell d{o 25

MdrineUo Uegdrd Ell d1a 25
La buena sociedad tampena
liberal y democratica, prepare
I'm enthusiastic recibimiento al
DR.. Juan Marinello, Ell ilustre
cubano.
Arribara ell dfa 26, proceden.
tie de la capital Guiana.
Marinello defiende la causa
del pueblo leal espafol Y los de.
rechos del pueblo cubapH,
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
La Function

La Function
Baldomero Fernandez Diaz,
presiden'te de la Beneflcencia
Asturiana, bien secundado, ase-
gQra cue la function del domin-
go respondent a sus deseos.
Los ensayos Sc realizan con
el meyor entusiasmo y Arturo
Moran sc ~.Auestra s~atisfecho.
Josefina reverdecera sus lau-
relies como tiple y primera ac-
triz.
Todos los artistas Sc han COM
rrometido a dar a sus respecti-
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
URRACA PASTOR

"El caudillo ha tornado SUI
Gran Consejo con tanto coraz6n
como delicadeza.
LA tercera conSejera lleva
puesta la gran peineta aragone-
sa(O y la mantilla de blonda :
dona Maria Rosa Urraca Pas
tor.
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
NoticidS

NotctdS
Esperamos noticias de las no
ibles sociedades de Tampa y sus
fiestas. Aquf estamos, como
siempre, listos para servir a to-
dos.
Las sociedades recaudan, POI
medic de fiestas, fondos que pa.
ra sus necesidades han menes-
ter.
Ayudarlas es un deber.
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
LA CANA QUEMAiDA

Habana, mario 16.-DeSde
que empez6 la zafra en- Cuba Sc
han Quemado 28,000,000 de a.
rrobas de cana. Tres centrales
completaron aver su molienda.
La gaceta., 1938-03-16

Washington, MARIO 16.-Un
'euracan pas6 aver por siete
estados de la naci6n, Alaba-
ma, louisiana, Tennessee, Ar
kansas, Missouri, Iowa e Hi
nois, ocasionando la muerte a
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
MARTINEZ ANIDO

"He'aquf al militar mas sutil,
sin duda, de todos los ejercitos
del mundo. Els Ulises quien pa
sa. I'm Ulises pobre, rechoncho,
de mirada astuta: Martinez A
nido".
La gaceta., 1938-03-16

Perdieron la vida II personas
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
EN- BURGOS HA COMENZADO A NEVAR

Llano. Nos damos cuenta de 10
alto que es ell general Queipo de
Llano. Pero ell portador del SON.
brero de copa es ell Embajador
de Alemania que, con su SON.
lbrero puesto, medira dos metros
tbien cumplidos. Ell Embajador
de Alemania esta ALI, con dos
oficiales vestidos de kaki v con
tres camisaS negras que repre-
sentan a Italia. Esto es TODD!
Primeramente me dirijo ha-
cia Queipo de Llano, porque es
sin duda Ell mas visible Y tam
bien por ser una de las perso-
nalidades mas pintorescas de es-
a terrible aventura".
La gaceta., 1938-03-16

UN HURACAN CAUSE DA-
NOS EN- SIETE ESTADOS
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
MILAN ASTRAY

Me encamino despues hacia
un hombre por quien profeso
una profunda veneraci6n''.
"Seco como un sarmiento, con
su rostro mutilado, cruzado por
profundos surcos, pero animado
por ell monoculo: MILAN AS
tray''.
La gaceta., 1938-03-16

ICUESTACION ESPECIAL EN-
PRO De LOS ~REFUGIADOS
DE ASTURIAS EN- BARGE
Iona
La gaceta., 1938-03-16
Tercer Gr0do

Tercer Grade
lei Castillo Crist6bal Colon
No. z, de los Caballeros del A
guila dc Gro, dara manana ell
tercer grado a varios nuevos
candidates.
La ceremonial Sc prepare con
el mayor cuidsdo. Ruegase la a.
E~istencia de todos los hermanos.
La CdmcrG de Yb0r
Esta noche celebrara una i'm
portantisima reunion la camara
de Concrete de Ybor.
Con relaei6n a los Jefes de
Syracuse, huespedes de Ybor
City, Sc tomaran algunos acuer-
dos.
Adelnas sera nombrada la CO.
mission nominadora.
Supl1case la asistencia de
todos los miembros.
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Marion DdUt1 Will
Stay at Bamboo
Gardens Spot

Marion Dawn, a washington
product, has been engaged for an
indefinite stay at the Bamboo
Gardens. Congratulations, Miss
Miss Dawn.
You really should see the new
show at the Troika. Helen Ham,
ilton believes in changing the
show every two months or so.
Leo and Louanna open Monday
at the Mayfair. Louanna-what q
charming name!-iS one Of those
svelte dark-eyed creatures that set
masculine hearts to beating
Lyde Swygert, the lass who
sings in the Rainbow Room (Ham-
ilton HoteD has an ear for music
:. Though she can't read a note
she never forgets a tune-and can
pick up one in a fifty.
A new show opens at the Casa
Grande tonight. George Kaye
and Nicki Gallucci head the bill.
AL Sim m ons Drown Derby,
now visiting in New York, wires he
has some swell lyrics which Eddie
Davis, head of the famous Leon
ana Eddie'S, gave him.
The Hour Glass glorious model
is showing some exquisite crea-
tions, the kind they're wearing in
Florida now.
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Mothers club Hears G. Il. Dean
Women in Business
Washington SOrOptinliStS

not think they are any worse
than were the young women in
her generation Club work
is her chief interest outside her
work and home She believes
in clubs and organizations for
young women to keep them
brOadminded and tolerant {.
She believes in clubs for older
women to keep them from get
ting lonely and becoming a
household pest" in the homes
of the young people She is
the president of the Washing.
ton SOrOptimist Club, joining
the group four years ago E. A
past president of the local
League of Anne r an Pen
Women, she is also the past
national vice president of the
Pen Women She is a board
member of the WOmen's City
Club She has been a mem
Der OF st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church for a number of years,
taking an active part in all the
church affairs An expert
parliamentarian, she has acted
in this capacity for a number of
organizations and she has given
courses and taught parliamen-
tary law before groups and in
schools and colleges Born in
England, her father, a Baptist
clergyman, brought his family
to New York city when she was
IA years old After gradual
ing from high school, she took
special courses at Columbia
University She came to the
District of Columbia FL years
ago when she decided to con-
tinue university work, and she
took nine additional courses at
George Washington University,
studying English, Shakespeare,
social science, journalism and
other subjects Her hobbies
are gardening and cooking diff
ferent and new dishes She's
a charming hostess and loves
to entertain her friends She
has given several delightful
parties for the SOrOptimist Club
at her house this year .. Spry
and energetic, she possesses a
wonderful sense of humOr and
is always full of clever quipS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-03
Gamma Chapter
Meets Sunday

Gamma chapter, Chi Sigma
Sorority, will entertain members
of the national council and
chapters of Alpha Province at
a tea in honor of the rush girls
tomorrow from 4 to 6 p. m. at
the home of Miss Connie Field.
Assisting at the tea table will
be Mrs. Norma DewhurSt, chap
ter president; Louise Lerch, past
national president: Mrs. Erma
Field, past chapter president,
and Ruth Conwell. Musical en-
tertainment will be provided by
Miss Frances Robinson.
RuShees who are being enter"
tanned include Eleanor Shuttle,
Mrs. Helen SimmS, Mary Sorry,
Mrs. Rae Mosley and Mrs.
George Grigsby.
Phi Delta Gamma Sorority OF
George Washington University
Will meet tomorrow at 3 p, m,
at the Columbian House. Rus
sell Parr will address the
group on the subject OF Con
temporary Art"
Hostesses will be Dorothy
Lauder, chairman; Helen Travis
Jane Burke. Dorothy CorSon
and Dora Shepard.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-03
Sister TO Greet
Mrs. Norris

When Kathleen Norris, one Of
Americas foremost novelists, ar
riveS in Washington on Wednes-
day evening, she will be greeted
at Union Station by her sister,
Mrs. C. C. Hartigan of George
town, wife of Captain Hartigan.
Mrs. Norris will stay at the
Mayflower Hotel during her visit
here before returning to her own
fireside in California for the
Christmas holidays.
She will give a lecture on
Catholic Books n d Catholic
Authors" on Thursday evening
at the Holy Trinity Theater,
Thirty-sixth and o SITS. N. w.,
for the benefit of the church.
Her latest book, Bakers Doz-
en-" is a collection of Is of her
best short stories.
Heading the list of patron
esses for the lecture on Thurs
day beginning at $3.50 p. m, is
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Other patrons and patronesses
include Lady Lindsay, wife of
the British ambassador. Sir
Ronald Lindsay; Msgr. David
T. O'Dwyer, the Hon. and Mrs.
j. Edgar Murdoch, Gen. and
Mrs. George P. Scriven, Hon.
and Mrs. Joseph B. keenan,,
MIS-. Chauncey Depew, Mrs.
william Corcoran Eustis, Mrs.
Gilbert Grovesnor, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Edward Cannon,
Mrs. Corcoran Thorn, the Very
Rev. James P. Sweeney, S. j.:
Judge John P. Mcmahon, John
J. Payette, Capt. and Mrs. Harti-
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. John Crosby,
Mrs. Frances Parkinson Keyes,
Mrs. Armistead Peter, jr., DR..
and Mrs. William C. Gwynn,
Mrs. David K. Mccarthy, Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Rover, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percival S. Ridsdale, Mrs.
John Cammack, Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. Robert L. Walsh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard M. Wise, Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Hamilton, Mrs.
P. j. Nee, Mrs. Christian Heu-
rich, Mr.. and Mrs. Royal T. Nc
Kenna, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Ed
monston, jr., the Misses Clarity
and Miss Anna Ready.
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Don Xix 1t could be en-
forced for instance, it is an AC.
CEPTED law that automobiles are
not allowed to run ON THE SIDE
WALK. If they do, the drivers
will be promptly showed into the
"hoosegow" and given a chance
to tell it to the judge. E. but every
day cases reach the same courts
where the driver is charged with
failing to give the right of way
to pedestrian.
No sane driver is going to chase
pedestrians d own the sidewalk
with his automobile, and by the
same token pedestrians should
NOT use the streets for a side.
walk. No law in the world will
keep people from risking their
own lives in this way, it seems.
except the LAW OF SELFPRES.
ERVATTON. And each and every
one of us must be our OWN traf.
fic officer.
If an automobile is smashed an
other CAN be purchased, bu!
YOUR LIFE is the ONLY one
you will ever have why risk SC
valuable a possession? Right OF
wrong the sign posts ALL point tc
the hospital AFTER the acci
dent.
Tomorrow the "Old Skipper
will have another lesson in car
Itooning In the Washington Her
ald-Times and at 2::30 will be or
the air over WJSV for another
cruise on the air waves. unit
then . ship ahoy.
The OLD SKIPPER.
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Miss FQrriS
Is HOnOred

Miss Alice Farris, grand reg
istrar of the National Moose
heart Alumni Association, will
be the guest of honor at a tea
tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. George B. Clark, 400
block Twenty-second st. N. E.
The tea is given by the alumni
committee of Columbia Chapter,
Women of the Moose, in OBJ
servance of the close of the sill
yer anniversary of the founding
of Mooseheart Is years ago.
Miss Farris was graduated in
1928 from Moosehart, the ma
tional home and school main
tanned by the Moose fraternity
near Chics o, Ill. She recently
came to Washington to take up
her duties as registrar at the
national offices here.
HosteSSeS aSSis Ing Mrs Clark,
who is chairman of the alumni
committee, include Mrs. E. T.
Deegan, Mrs. William Pythian,
Mrs. Robert Baldwin, Mrs. Rich
ard Blankenship, Mrs. Anna
Wagner, Mrs. Hans Sorenson
and Mrs, Wade H. Mitchell.
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News of the Bright Spots After Dark
Raleigh to SerUe
Wild Turkey
And 'Terp'

This time it's terrapin and Vir.
GINA wild turkey!
Ever since the deer season
Waned the Raleigh Hotel manage
ment has been seeking a delicacy
to replace the veniSon dinners
which had gourmetS ga-ga.
And they found the answer in
terrapin and wild turkey. 5000
on Thursday another of those lin
vitation only" affairs will be
staged in the Pail Mall Room.
And the diners-garbed in full
dress to do justice to the feast
will eat wild turkey and terrapin.
SHOREHAM HOTEL
L. Gardner Moore, manager OF
the Shoreham Hotel, returned
from New York recently with a
contract calling for the Washing
ton debut of Jose Dominguez and
his Native CubanS. The band,
which just finished an engage
ment with La Conga, New York's
Cuban night club, will play during
the intermiSsion when Barnee and
the Shoreham Orchestra leave the
Blue Room for a brief respite. Just
so that folks who like to dance
most of the time will be able to-.
The band will also play in the
cocktail lounge during the after
noon. It seems that all the smart
Chicago and Manhattan nighteries
are going in for two bands and
Mr.. Moore didn't want to be left
behind.
CAFE CAPRICE
Evelyn Nations. the lass who
plays the piano and accordion
and Sings-at the Cafe Caprice
(Roger Smith HoteD, began her
professional career at the Cri-
terion Theater in Oklahoma City.
Miss Nations, whose daddy owns
60O-acre ranch in Texas, can
really ride. Wears chap n every
thing.
That hot supper now being
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3rd Cabinet Tea
Set for TOdQu

Mrs. Harry H. Woodring, wife
of the Secretary Of War, and
Mrs. Louis johnson, wife of the
Assistant Secretary, will be
honored at a tea today by
the Woman'S National Demo
cratic Club at headquarters,
1900 block Of New Hampshire
Ave. N. w.
The tea, between 4 and 6 p.
M, will be the third of a series
in honor of the wives of mem
bers of the Cabinet and little
cabinet.
Mrs. Wilbur w. Hubbard,
president Of the Woman'S Ma.
tipnal Democratic Club, will
head the receiving line, assisted
by Mrs. Morris Sheppard, wife
of the Senator from Texas: Mrs.
Thomas E. Sebrell, jr., and Mrs.
Carl Ristine, who will make the
introductionS.
Alternating at the tea tables
will be Mrs. o. w. McNeeSe, Mrs.
George E. Adamson, Mrs. w. H.
Drummond, Mrs. Edmond Pen.
dleton, Mrs. K. S. AXtater and
Mrs. James Field.