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Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
ChaIIendon Rated
Horse of Year

BALTIMORE. Md, Dec. II. CUP)
- Challedon, William L. Brann's
Maryland-brea colt which defeated
every top flight thoroughbred in
the nation during 1889, was crowned
horse of the year" today by Amer
ica's turf and sport writer's.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
Kerr Completes
East Grid Team

HAMILTON, N. Y, Dec. II. (UP)
Coach Andy Kerr announced to-
day that his squad of eastern stars
for the East-West all-star game at
San Francisco Jan. was completed
and would assemble in Chicago Dec.
18.
The team will entrain for the
coast that night after a workout at
Northwestern.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
caIexico Gridders
To Be Honored

Calexico high school will honor
its championship football team at
dinner in lockwood Lodge Friday
night, according to Ed Covington.
coach.
A football dance in the high school
gym will follow the dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
Second Round
Near Complete

Second round matches not played
in the Barbara Worth club cham
pionships last Sunday will be play
ed on Saturday afternoon, accord
ing to Curley Vesey, pro.
Third round matches will be COM
pleted on Sunday, Vesey said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
L. A STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Dec. u. 0UP)-
rive issues gained. nine lost and
xlN remained unchanged in early
trading today on the Los Angeles
stock exchange. Volume approXim-
ated bo0o shares.
Early sales included: l.. A. Indus
tries. see al 2h unchanged; Trans
America 200 at 6k unchanged, Pa
clfie gas. 100 at 32% up y South.
preferred 100 at ass up y.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
Markers At
a Glance

Stocks irregularly higher and
quiet
Bonds irregular; L. 5. govern
ments higher.
Curb stocks irregular.
Foreign exchange easy.
Cotton up as much as S1.55 q
bale.
Wheat up q TO II cents; corn
unchanged 70 off - cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12

G. E. Tuttle, F. Tajii, Charles Tho
mas, Joe Ugrin, Bill Willingham.
Bob Wagner.
One Point
Wes Anderson, Mary Andrade, Ell
vim Arms. Alvin Bucklin, Billy
Burke. Junior Bucket, Roberta Bar
tholomew, Mrs. Ben Blakely, Wal
ter Bucket. Walter Bowker, Guy
Bennett. H. A. Baker. James Baxter,
Laura Brown, Russell Boone, Helen
Berg, j. H. Burritt, Johnny Bar
rows, E. L. Bowman.
Len Cary, w. Covington, Carl
Chickahisa, Bert Cosby, Helen Coo
ley, j. M. Crosswaite, Mrs. L. S.
Corfield. Art Corda, Ray Callahan
E. Castro, Margaret Cottrell, Mrs
Doris Carroll, Carroll Campbell
Carl Conley, Mrs. Betty Cowan
Burnie Carroll, Clyde Donaldson
James Dawson, Fred Davis, Don
Dobel, Sam Donabedian, Clyde
Duringer, R. E. Daniel. Romeo Del
gado, Bill Dixon, Forrest Damron
Louis De Vita.
David Edwards, Howard Earl E
Fuiimoto. Romeo Fernandez, How
ord Ferguson. Mrs. T. K. Fluke
Carl Fiore, S. Fleming, Lester Foulk
rohn Feeney, Henry Farrar, Harry
Feeney, Samuel Fisher, Lamar Gill
lett. L. E. Greer, Betty Gillett, Ro-
bert Graves, Jack Gum, Bob Ha-
vens, Mrs. Nick Hartzler, Earl Hin
son, Nick Hartzler, Tony Holland
Bert Holt, Fred Higginbotham, Har-
old Hoffman, c. o. Hamilton, Eliza
beth Hansen, Carl Hardy, L. A
Hobby, Paul House.
Ethel Hurst, David Hyams, j
Hoffman, Bill Hess, Mark Harrow
Lerah Higginbotham, T. Imazu
Stone Ishimaru, Mrs. Walton John
son, o. L. Jones, Walton Johnson
Oscar Keller, Henry Konishi. Jack
Kirkpatrick, Larry Kobata, T. Ko-
bata, Donald Ketchen, Edward
Knechel, Nickel Kernon, s. KIDD
M. Knechel, E. T. Kelley. T. KIDD
Laurence King, Bill Lyons, Lorene
Lee. Pete LaBrucherie, Max Llamas
Carlos Moreno.
Tony Mcbride, Doc Maggie, Mrs
j. o. Murphy, Ray Matsushige, Roy
Merrill, Jack Mcconnell, George
Mayfield, James Miller, Forrest
Manley, Gail Miner, Thomas Mari,
John Masutani, j. Matsuno, Shirley
Mcclellan, Glen Martin, Joe Nor
ton, Soupy Myose, S. S. Mcbride.
Susumu Myose, Faye Monroe, Al
Mccoy Frances Newell, James New
ell, Louis Noriega.
Frank Okimoto, Henry Okamura,
James Oshita, Salvador Palacio,
Jack Payne, Bill Perry, Bill Poin-
dexter, R. A. Payne, Louis Palacio,
E. E. Pinnell, o. D. Prather, Don
Paulus, Ann Phillips, Ethel Paulus,
Gene Preece, Yves Roth, Bob Ro-
mans, Gene Robertson, Bud Ritter,
Jack Roberts, J. w. Roberts, Car
roll Reynolds, Doris Robertson, Bob
Renolds, D. H. Roberts, Harold Ro-
mans, Teddy Roe, Art Sparks, Roy
Still, Wilfred Stukas, Donald Stu
kas. Mitsuo Sanbonmatsu.
John Sprinkle, Frank Simms, Y.
Sanbonmatsu, Conrad Sayles, E.
Sprouse, Warren Swink. Norman
Sharp, Roy Stull, John Stiteler. Ma
dine Scott, Charles Smaller, Dyna-
mite Sanbonmatsu, Arlie Scott,
Thomas Slovak, George Saunders,
Y. Sakii, Dick Strickland, w. l..
Tackett, Roy Templeton, w. j.
Thornburg, Tom Tsuchiyama, N. E,
Thompson, Jim Tsuji, R. w. Wood
son, John Weiss, Edward Wylie,
Don Withrow, j. A. Wallace, Leon
Withrow, j. H. Wylie, Bob Willett,
Y. Yoshimura.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
Hostok, Henry
Win, Make Plans
For Future Bouts

CLEVELAND Dec. IL. (UP)-Champions AL Hostak
of Seattle and Henry Armstrong of Los Angeles headed
west again today after defending their mddleweght and
welterweight titles with knockout victories last night IN
the Cleveland News Christmas fund show.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
Fujizawo Tops
Football Experts.
Wins Bowl Ducuts

M. Fujizawa. diminutive Japa-
nese lad. was officially named win
ner of the Post-Press football con-
test Tuesday after a recheck of
points gave him first place with
10 points. He will receive two tickets
to the Rose Bowl game.
In second place was Carmen Vim
frido with II.
Following is a list of all point
winners.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
Lowell Released from Contract

BUENOS AIRES. UPAberto Lowell Argentine heavy
that
a that end with
mattel against Champion Joe Louis.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
Ybarra Signs TO
Fight Gavras

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. II. CUP)
Joe Ybarra of Oakland, a Golden
Gloves lightweight titleholder of
1895, was matched today with News
boy Joe Gavras for a 10 round bout
mere tomorrow night on a card
winch also includes Tony Olivera
and Lou Salica for the bantam
weight championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
Louis Purchases Dude Ranch

NEW YORK, (UP-Heavyweight Champion Joe LOUIS
after purchasing AIT anch @
miles Detroit John Roxborough
revealed.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
Seven Points

Clarence Anderson, Gus Armen-
daris, Bill Clements, Tom Caughlin
Ray Higginbotham, Harry Hamer-
slough, Marian Kennedy, Paul Lit
tie, Noboru Myose, Oscar Padilla
Tom Ritter, Joe Smith, j. E. Sinp-
son, M. j. Vanoni.
Six Points
Yves Abrams, Bill Caughlin, Tho
mas Feeney, T. Fujizawa, Harold
Havens, Leonard Higgins, Frank
Hata, K. Imazu, Dave Knechel, N
E. Lewis, Sheldon Loughborough
William Mong, Eddie Palmer. Peter
Padilla, C. H. Pinnell, Connie SOL
orzano, Gladys Tate. T
Five Points
Thirza Anderson, Mildred Bogue,
Tom Brents. Leona Bennett, Ken
meth Boxley, James Clark, H. w.
Cooper, Bill Cowan, Ada Outlook,
j. E. Dotson, Pete Englert, Alma
Eldridge. Irwin CASTOR, Glen Hill,
George Higgs, Jackie Jaussaud. Roy
Koike Grace KIDD, Hugh Latham,
Marlin Lovelady, Ray Menfosa,
Laurence Maggie, Donald Maddux,
Gene Oswalt, Lyle Quin, w. T..
Richards, Ted Sander, w. j. Strick-
land, w. A. Swinney, Al Thomas,
Hank Webster
Four Points
Ruth Await, Bob Ballou, Arch
Bryant. R. E. Brown. George Cot
trill, Johnny Carter. Timothy Col
Inns, Luis Chavez, Earl Cavanah,
Art Davis, Bill Outlook, Carmi Duer,
John Finn, Ross Gastellum, Walde-
mar Gallego, Jack Hammond, Harry
Hovey, Donald Mayfield, Bud Mea-
sures, S. Matsumoto, Roch Maquar
Max Sones, Minoru Shigematsu,
Warren Sayles, John Mcintyre, Jack
Oswalt, Bob Rayburn, Neil Ritter
Ted Smyer, Arnold Searcy, Harry
Tsujimoto, Frank Tapia, Donald
Templeton, Lowell Weeks, Charles
Young.
Three Points
Henry Andrade, Manuel Andrade,
Robert Brissenden, Don Brock, AL
Vim Bucklin. Peter Bedig, Les
Blackman, S. S. Bragg, Homer
Chambers, D. w. CHATTER, R. Cas-
tro, Wally Christian. Carl Downing,
Mrs. Fred Davis, Neva Dowd, Hazel
Dermody, Georgia Damron, I. A.
Elmer, Lloyd Edgar, Paul Gillett,
Robert Graham, C. B. Hetherington,
Marie Higgs, r. C. Hamilton, George
HoshiZaki, F. Hernandez, Mabel
Hetherington. Julius Hofer Billy
Harper, Charles Havens, George
Kita, Don Lewis, M. v. LaBrucherie,
Herbert Mann, L. M. Moore, K.
Matsumoto, Norman Meyer, Mary
Maggie, Anthony Maggie.
Homer Nelson, John Omori, Leon
Provazek, Edgar Palmer, Ruben
Padilla, Mrs. Marie Pfeiffer, Harold
Preece. C. B. Preece, Roy Perkin-
son, Frank Raab, Francis Ritter,
Tom Rhodes, Raymond Reeder Carl
Rogers, Bob Reed, Jimmy Smith,
Willie Stames, Craig Strickland, R.
Solorzano, Herb Schmidt, Milton
Smith, r Seriguchi. Mrs. Max
Sones, c.. L. Scott, H. P. Smith,
Herman Smith, Jimmie Tsujimoto,
Guy Tuttle, Jack Terrazas, Elmer
Tanase Al Terrazas, Bryan Will
loughby, v r. Weiss, Bob Willett,
Ray Webster, T. S. Walker, Walter
Zumstein.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Dec. IL. tuPl-
TransamericA ....s......s. CT IS
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
l.. A. GRAINS

No. j Bri west as lbs. $1.O71z -$112h
Milo
No. . yellow ........ S1.32H -$1.37h
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12

For best results read the Post
Press Classified Page.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
Six Points

Yves Abrams, Bill Caughlin, Tho
mas Feeney, T. Fujizawa, Harold
Havens, Leonard Higgins, Frank
Hata, K. Imazu, Dave Knechel, N.
E. Lewis, Sheldon Loughborough,
William Mong, Eddie Palmer. Peter
Padilla, C. H. Pinnell, Connie Sol
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
CASH FLAX

Mpls. ...........-.-...
Duitth n; 'sE9-s s-Tss.,r7 :;
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12

Clarence Anderson, Gus Armen-
daris, Bill Clements, Tom Caughlin,
Ray Higginbotham, Harry Hamer-
slough, Marian Kennedy, Paul Lit
tie, Noboru MyoSe, oscar Padilla,
Tom Ritter, Joe Smith, j. E. Simp
son, M. j. Vanoni.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-12

motto, Earl Shaw, Waldo Simpson,
G. E. Tuttle. F. Tajii, Charles Tho
mas, Joe Ugrin, Bill Willingham,
Bob Wagner.
Evening star., 1939-01-11
Presidents Mother
Honor Guest Today
In New York

Mrs James Roosevelt, mother of
the President, and the committee
members aiding in plans for the
Presidents birthday ball January 80
at the Waldorf Astoria in New
York will be the honor guests at a
tea given today by Mrs. Frederick
Adams. at her New York home, 8
East Sixty-ninth street.
The tea for those aiding the cam
paign against infantile paralysis will
be concurrent with a meeting to be
held by Mrs. Franklin Delano Roose-
welt at the White House with the
women's council Of the committee
for the celebration of the Presi-
dents birthday.
The Presidents mother figured
yesterday in another meeting in the
interest of philanthropy. when she
gave tea in the terrace court of
the Waldorf Astoria for young wom-
en- of society, who are assisting in
preparations for the benefit per-
formance of Noel Coward's revue,
Set to Music January %. Mrs.
Roosevelt is chairman of the benefit,
net proceeds from which will aug
ment fund to preserve st. Paul's
Church in East Chester, Mount
Vernon, N. Y.
Evening star., 1939-01-11
Mrs. Swanson to Entertain
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Will Receive
At an At.Home This Afternoon

Mrs. Claude Swanson wife
receiving with her her ahome this
Alternating table will
A. Woodng Mrs Close Mrs Daniel
Randolph H. Minor of
California
Generally assisting will be L.
Land Mrs Edgar L. j. John r.
Bearda Mrs Jorge Boyd Mrs Albert Mbach
Gilbert NJ Hitchcock, Halam Miss
Mazie Howard Miss Betty Mcbride Conley
The Egyptian Minister dinner last
night their
Rear Admiral and Mrs Mark L. Bristol
the Air and Military Atache OF the Italian
Coppoa Voa former Representative Btten Mrs
MacMahon. Jefferson
Baber Mr. Henry Willard and Mr. Mahamed of
the Legation.
Pollard, S. N, of Norfolk Va and Mrs
Pollard stopping at the Dodge
G.. U. A, Bliss Tex are
staying the Martinique.
Evening star., 1939-01-11
Miss Carey Bowen
Engaged to Wed
MIR. L. P. Hill

Mr. and Mrs. Norris Loring Bowen
Of Ridgewood. N. j., announce the
engagement of their daughter Carey
Bell to Mr.. Lyman Proctor Hill, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Granville
Hill Of Ridgewood, N. j.
Miss Bowen is the granddaugh-
ter Of Mrs. Lizzie C. Rucker OF
2732 Wilson boulevard, Arlington
Va Miss Bowen was born in Ar
lington at the time when Mr.. Bowen
was deputy to Mxs Bowen's father
the late George H. Rucker, who
was county clerk Of Arlington
County.
Miss Bowen was graduated from
Leonia High School, attended
Goucher College in Baltimore, and
received bachelors degree at Duke
University in 1885, after which she
did graduate work at Duke and Co.
lumbia Universities.
Mr.. Hill was educated at the Ridge
wood High School, Culver Military
Academy, and graduated from
Massachusetts, Institute of Technol-
ogy in 1896. He is now associated
with the Aridye Corp. of Fair
lawn. N. j.
The date and arrangements for
the wedding will be announced later
Evening star., 1939-01-11


Mr. and Mrs Brinky Smhers finally moving
house which building
Worthngton Valley January
Evening star., 1939-01-11
Press Women
Lunch Amid
Miss Sumner and
Brom6eld Uphold
Conflicting Views

Enlivened by repartee between its
guest speakers, Miss Jessie Sumner,
new Representative from Illinois,
and Louis Bromfield, novelist. the
luncheon of the Women's National
Press Club at the Willard Hotel
yesterday developed into a forum
on virtually all the topics of the day
Conflicting views of the two speak
ers resulted in typical exchange
after Miss Sumner had illustrated
her belief that class distinctions are
not necessary in America. Her
grandmother, she said, slipped from
the role of a daughter of Virginia
to pioneer in the Middle West and
then on to a Chicago grand dame
with the greatest of ease
But that was IS years ago." Mr.
Bromfield protested. us the same
true now?"
Il hate pessimism," Miss Sumner
retorted.
Il hate wishful thinking" said
the novelist.
If I hated wishful thinking,
would not be here today" shot back
the new CongressWoman.
Departure Closes Debate.
What promised to be an even live
lier debate was interrupted when
Miss Sumner, who spoke first, left
the luncheon for another appoint
ment.
Mr.. Bromfield withheld some OF
the arguments he had planned in
rebuttal but took exception to Miss
Summers statement that, outside OF
some benefits from the farm pro-
(See IITNCHEON page RAJ
Evening star., 1939-01-11

Mrs. James o. Richardson, the
Chief of the National Guard Bureau
of the War Department and Mrs.
Albert H. Blanding, the Chief Of the
Chemical Warfare Service and Mrs.
Walter C. Baker and the Chief of
Field Artillery, U. S. A., and Mrs.
Robert M. Danford.
The guests at dinner also included
Mrs. Joseph T. Robinson, widow of
Senator Robinson, majority leader
of the Senate; the Secretary of the
Democratic National Committee and
Mrs. Lawrence Wood Robert, jr.:;
Mr.. and Mrs. Uric Bell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph v. Connolly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Cotsworth. jr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay G. Hayden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fulton Oursler, Mr.. Ralph B. Strass-
burger of New York and Philadel-
phia, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle c. Wilson.
Mrs. Arthur Woods of New York and
Miss Marguerite lie Hand, secretary
to the President.
About 200 additional guests were
asked for the program following the
dinner, when Latin American mu-
sicians and dancer gave varied
program. Appearing in the east
room before the distinguished audi
ence last evening was Senhorita
Magdalena Mendes Cajado. Brazilian
soprano, niece of DR.. de Barros,
President of the state of Sac Paulo,
who specializes In protraying Bra
lillian folk lore and songs; Senor
Alfredo de St. Malo, Panama violin
ist, one of the eminent musicians of
his profession: Senor Julio Martinez
Oyanguren, Uruguayan guitarist,
selected especially for the program
because of the preference of the
Vice President and Mrs. Garner for
music from this instrument, and
Sarita, Ecuador dancer, who with
her husband, Senor Ricardo Romero,
composer pianist, are personal
friends of Miss Margaret Wilson.
Senor Romero played for Sarita in
her dances and also during the brief
interludes while she changed her
costumes. Accompanies for the
singer and the violinist were Sonora
Alberta Bosco and Mr.. Ralph Angel
With the exception of a Bach pre-
lude played by the guitarist and the
second number played by the violin
ist, the program was of Spanish and
Latin American music.
Evening star., 1939-01-11
Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington
By the Way
Beth Blaine:

The sulgrave Club showed charming aspect yes
erdsy when music
rec by Countess der
gian Ambassador.
We aspect the sulgrave Club bas. We
usually at dances when its furniture though
it is far less beautiful.
The piano placed stage before heavy silk
curtain OF oois de At one side Of the
est pink gado lights company agreeable
everything conduced the perfect music Even the
little chairs comfortable gold musical
chairs"
The audience apt these two famous artists as
they unfoed music exmphed bv
his sonaas Our favorte was the Sonata in Major
We in the techntes
music But we that the music
we loved minute of it,
beautifully fitting black dress worn
with small hat Of violet ostrich good
seat Her schoolgirl daughter programs and later
turned the
Mrs George Sloane came in looking fresh and lovely
little hat with big powder r-puf Of silver
Mrs Harlan Fsk Stone Stanley together near the
front and concentrated the enjoyment
Mrs Charles Hofer and Mrs Henry
latter pianist
Mrs Lee Warren Washngon pianist
private Watson.
Dr. Townsend who was
still receiving congratulations musicale Monday morning
Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge sides and
Lodge to be his sister.
The Italian Embassy cuga
ana Mrs Robert Woods Bliss were there Mrs Bliss looking
pretty in jade Miss Irene Boyle and Mrs Arthur
in dark suit and cherrycolored blouse together
Sonora charming a strawberry color
Others noted Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Bewy
Embassy Mrs Hugh Cumming green
and
Mrs Harry Black most delightful
ment Sixteenth Monday
Noel Coward Immediately performance
to
The spacious apartment with its paintings gay
flowers and bright with
Among guests 10 Lille and Mr. Coward
Mr. and Mrs Lammo BeGn
Perrin, Maj Ferry Heath Maj and
Warren Delano Robbins
Mrs Victor Malet who supper night for
these popular artists Comdr
back New York,
jacket trimmed with silver nalheads.
Mrs. Fahnestock party without
Snowden who New
and satin Also Cuide
Irene Boyle Hofer
Binkley
which building
Worhington Valley magic January
Evening star., 1939-01-11
Kentucky Society
To Hold Dance

The Kentucky Society of Wash
ington will honor the new members
of the society at the next dance
January 18 in the large ballroom OF
the Willard Hotel.
Preceding the dance there will be
quiz hour starting at 915 pm
All Kentuckians desiring to enter
please call Mr.. Temple at Woodley
7275.
Evening star., 1939-01-11

Other guests at the dinner were
Senator and Mrs. William E. Borah,
Senator and Mrs. Morris Sheppard,
Senator Kenneth McKellar, Senator
Charles L. McNary, Senator Arthur
Capper, Senator Alben w. Barkley,
Senator Tom Connally, Senator and
Mrs. James F. Byrnes, Senator and
Mrs. Matthew M. Nicely, Senator
Joseph F. Guffey and his sister, Miss
Paulette Guffey; Senator and Mrs.
Lewis Schwellenbach, Senator and
Mrs. Harry S. Truman, Senator
Theodore F. Green, Senator Josh
Lee, Representative Adolph L. Sa-
bath, Mrs. Doughton, wife of Repre-
sentative Robert L. Doughton. chair
man of the Ways and Means Com
mittee; Representative Sam Ray
burn. majority leader of the House,
and the minority leader, Represent
atvie Joseph w. Martin. jr.; Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Wilburn Cart
wright, Representative Patrick J.
Boland, Mrs. T. F. Moran, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. William H. Lar
rabee, Representative and Mrs. John
D. Dingell, Representative and Mrs.
Melvin j. Mas, Representative Car
oline O'Day and her daughter, Miss
Ella ODay, and Representative and
Mrs. Peter Jarman.
The Undersecretary of the 1nte-
fior, Mr.. Harry Slattery, was among
those from the little cabinet" in
the company, others including the
Assistant Secretary of Commerce
and Mrs. Richard c. Patterson, jr.
Lesser officials of the Federal Gov
ernment at the dinner were the vice
chairman Of the Board of Governors
Of the Federal Reserve System and
Mrs. Donald Ransom, the chairman
Of the Board of Tax Appeals and
Mrs. G. Rogers Arundel, the chair
man of the Civil Aeronautics Au-
thority and Mrs. Edward J. Noble,
Mr.. M. j. Szymczak, a member of
the Federal Reserve Board, and Mr..
William Green, president of the
American Federation of Labor.
Military and Naval
Forces Represented.
The several branches of the mill
tary and naval forces of this coun-
try were represented in the Major
General Commandant of the Marine
Corps and Mrs. Thomas Holcomb
the Chief of the Bureau of Naviga-
ton OF the Navy Department and
Evening star., 1939-01-11
Residential
Social
Notes
Newberrys Open
Cottage at
Belleair, Fla.

Former Senator and Mrs. Truman
H. Newberry have arrived at Belle
air, Fla, after spending some time
at Miami Beach. They have opened
their cottage at Belleair for the re-
mainder Of the season.
Countess Szechenyi, widow Of the
former Hungarian Minister to this
country, is the guest at Newport,
r. l., Of Mrs. James Laurens Van
Allen while making an inspection Of
her home. the Breakers.
Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose will
give dinner at the Shoreham this
evening.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fiske
Stone and Senator and Mrs. Arthur
H. Vandenberg were the ranking
guests at the dinner which Mrs.
Loose gave Monday evening in her
apartment at the Shoreham.
In Mrs. Loose's box party at Mrs.
ToWnsend's musicale Monday and
luncheon at the Mayflower follow
ing were Mrs. Beale r. Howard,
Mrs. Arthur Macarthur. Mrs. j. r.
Mann and Mrs. Daniel c. Stapleton.
Mrs. Julia Atwood Maulding, di-
rector of personnel in the Interior
Department, and DR.. Maulding
have returned to their apartment
at Copley Courts from a visit to
Bucksport, Me-, where they attended
the celebration of the golden we'd
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Treat At
wood, the parents Of Mrs. Maulding.
Mrs. c. E. Smithson has returned
to her apartment on Park road after
spending the holidays with her sis
ter at Beltsville, Md.
Mrs. Virginia Burnett and her sis
ter. Miss Alice Short, have returned
to the Shoreham from a two-week
visit in Florida. They spent several
days in Miami and we're overnight
guests of Mrs. Royal S. Copeland
widow of Senator Copeland, at her
winter home in Venice, Fla.
Mrs. Anna Cook Farley and Mrs
Margaret C. Kilton Of Brookland are
spending the month of January In
Florida and Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Rosen, formerly
Of Washington, are now making
their home in New York City. They
have taken an apartment in London
Terrace Mrs. Rosen was Miss Betty
Wrenn before her marriage.
Mrs. E. c. Brandenburg has closed
her home on the Rockville pike and
taken an apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Often OF
Enid. Okla, were hosts at dinner
last evening at the Mayhower. They
have been guests at the Mayf1ower
since Saturday and the remainder
OF the week they will spend with
Mrs. Otjen's brother-in-law and sis.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. William Vaught, ir
Maryland. Mr.. Often is a former
State Senator Of Oklahoma and ex-
national commander in chief Of the
United Spanish War Veterans.
Evening star., 1939-01-11
Miss Blanche Lee
ENGAGED to Marry

Mrs. Frances Whiting Lee Of 20
Marion Street, Hyattsville. Nd, an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Blanche Virginia Brown
ing, to Mr.. Andrew Jackson
Norman, son of Mr. and Mrs. J
Thomas Norman of Stevensberg, Va
The wedding will take place in the
spring.
Evening star., 1939-01-11
SebrelI Appointed

RICHMOND. Va, jan, II IT,
John N. Sebrell, former city attorney
of Norfolk, yesterday was appointed
to the State Liquor Control Board
by Gov. Price to succeed T. Mccall
Frazier.