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Evening star., 1941-10-09

MICHIGAN PARK.
Owner Will sell brand-new corner home,
completely detached, rooms, center-hall
entrance, recreation room, 2 baths, auto.
oil heat. Emerson 955l
NEAR GA. AVE. AND EMERSON ST. NV
Lovely 6-room row house. auto. gas heat,
h. W, inclosed, insulated rear porches;
out-of-toWn owner says sacrifice. S6,450.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO,
Evenings ia ZOE GE S1nn
Evening star., 1941-10-09
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

23OO 10Th ST. N.W-Single room, S42 so;
large triple room, semi-pvt. bath, S35 ca;
recreation room DU Ta4S
Evening star., 1941-10-09

Located in Indian Spring Park in Silver
Spring area. this broom brick home is
worth your trouble TO inspect. You will
be surprised. Price S1,350, terms.
G2 ALIANL H WI an6n
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The Stork
to

Mr.. and Mrs IAwrenos ~
Games. nj .. sox t7s. April ~
daughter
Mr. and Mrs. ivan n heMsohsn.
NJ. Z Hos %. April ~. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard ?. Homola.
~. 7. BIOS %. April 10. son.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ernest Johnsaa.
Tia no. lat. April 7. son
Mr.. and Mrs. John \. fuits, eToi
" n 81. April 7. daughter
Mr.. and hrn. Kenneth W. Ne.
csrthy. .ios No. s7th Sur. April ..
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andew n Asdsr.
son. szss No. yisschsr ct. April ..
soa.
Mr. and Mrs.. Nm. =. Avsry. az
No. iTth 1t. April >. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Adm A Rice. sos7
30 Warner 1t. April :. son
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Deany. usE
Harbor. April ,. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ebert Cents.
Mineral. April :. son.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin n Rsnesil.
eot7 Puget Sound ave. Mar. -.
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. y. nsnnitt
Algona. Mar 81. daughter
Mr. and Mrs Andrew g. Char
has. 81 So Washington st. MAJ
81. son.
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fccatlnuea rfen Page Oral
Russo sns cewmualsn hss ~
year. epsa nelseis fuF "a vietsnes
Rrltisk sources acted that iless
nl9ht y britain as made fnF -
ewn safety - characterised u -
tsnetels sstazaes that ~ths core eE
oermans i Fntisn
Aires pssfF .ceopeF. ninlstss -
lnfcrmatien. sdasd that whatever
Hess eAsrsetes - 1. ~ ~ ns<s.
an unwsleeas lhes1En = fetheF
unsspertea zue<s - thls couAtry.
INDICATES TfR<F sNAfotsH
nnKAtm ~ NAH PANTY
Ne sid He.s setian Indicated
the first ssfless er~ash IN the Nszs
party slaes altl<Fs blood purge
90 1854
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pc<.e..lea a. - fsealtiss sines -
10 abe - serempissh bis fAaAl
successfully. : ssn wish ths -.
vsntsses As must have e~sa -.
toying n Germany and ws ~
know what sF@ the advantages ef
tyrsnts friends yet 10 prefers
10 leave thai unhappy ard mls<r.
able ecantfs ard ~ wlth tFsm>ad.
eus Fi.k 70 Asszself snt lssa -
what l. stlll : fFes eenntry. rat
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good time
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war.
British spokszmsa insisted thai
Hess brought 10 peace proposals
IN behalf ef dl.~sdsut Hssls &c hss
been suggested elsewhere Thsy
Indicated that German statement.
that He@s vas under the "aslusloas
that he might a.s his former eos,
tscts In England "a bring sheos a.
understanding between The toe
eountire. wsrs issued for prups.
ssnda purpose. TO offset ths i'm.
pact II the flight of Adolf iiitlsfl
personal deputy.
FLIGHT ~ TERMED
To NJ AN EsCAPHs
u vas emphasized that Ness
whereabouts would he kept s-ersl
and nobody outside government a.
ficials would es permitted ta So
him o. sysa communicate viii
him.
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II Come to Save Humanity"
No. 3 Nazi Informs British

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sysnts ultlmstsly issdinE 10 de-
strlotion Of the British empire
Tns statsmsnt sd that ths
struggle Il Germany against Eng
land continued without change and
would soniinas until the fsritisn
leaders are slthsr oysrthro~n 90
osciArs themselves ready 10 eon.
Guide . peace
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Alice Faye. Band
Leader Harris Wed

HOLLYWOOD - Alice Fays,
whose life seems 10 Involve Groom
srs exclusively, returned Tuesday
from an slopement sith Phi
Harris. her second singing hus-
band
Having bsen discovered In 1914
as a starlst BY croonsr Rudy
Nslise and having accused CrO0nsr
Tony Martin IN divorces court last
year o. turning hsr into a goli
widow, Miss Faye failed 10 sur.
priss Hollywood ~ marrying
croonsr HarrAa Monday a. Esen-
ada. Mexico.
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Just the Core Of News Today

~ took from . pool room. carruth-
crs IL with the frelghtsr Lock
katrinl. which u loading cargo
here
Hear Howard A. Leo SPEAK on
behalf of Brotherhood rrainmen
both anniversary. kho, . 10 ssis.
We'd. and Tnurs. adv,
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had heard OF the landing Of =
mysterious German aviator AZ the
Mclean farm and I FASTENED there
with pictures Of Hess. put them
before a score Of people who had
talked with him. They identified
him long before the London an
nouncement that Hess was the fly
ing visitor.
They also emphasized that he
seemed completely In his right
mind and that he was glad TO be
out Of Germany.
"Sure, that's the man. Nc
Lean said when I showed him
Hess picture.
mo doubt about a." saId hls
mother. $50 we had a dis
tinguished visitor after all.
Orderlies At the military hospital
b. which Hess was taken for time
said that his toensils had been
carefully manieured.
MAN OF PERSONALITY
ACCUSTOMED TO COMMAND
The McLeans and others at the
farm were thrilled and excited at
being the center OF a world story.
We knew when he came into
the cottage and spoke to us In ex-
eellent English that he was a man
81 personality and was accustomed
10 command" Mrs. Mclean said
He had compelling eyes.
when the home guards ar
rived 10 take him away In q
truck he Was the coolest man
In the kitchen"
pevid Nielsen seid thet Hess
snkls YES not broken bot thst u wes
bruised. Ne he'd o slight shefs on
hu neck from his pereehvts heFnsss.
Meleon sdded.
Hess displayed many gold teeth
when he smiled. Mclean said. He
and his mother pointed to Hess's
gold wrist watch. On the other
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DysIIN BOARD MEETING


The board Of tho Jessie Dyslin
Boys Ranch. Inc. will meet We'd
nssdsy noon at Il 30 in the Y. NJ.
b. c. elubroom. ITO commercs st
Now s the time for new gras.
butter. "Kslly's yellow butter
made Liverpool famous. Best but
ter on earth at Cow Butter store.
Pacific and Jefferson. - Adv.D
HELD ron DRUNKENNESS
Everett Coooh. AZ. was arrested
early Tuesday on = charge Of be-
ing drunk and for investigation
after he repeatedly attempted 10
cash a s. check on lower Pacifis
ave. Gooch said he was only fool
ing. according 10 the arresting Of
ficer, r.. @. Poons.
hors stores here sell Adams
Pure Spices than any other brand
Adv
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SAILOR ARRESTED

James carruthsrs. zs-ysar-old
English sailor. Was arrested late
Monday on a disordsriy conduct
charge. with bail set at $50. after
leading police 10 whsrs he hid =
fivs-tubs radio which he reported
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Mental Illusion
Is Nazis Answer

CONTINUED From Page onsD
have a clear picture Of the eoa-
sequences 81 such a plan.
That lack ~ knowledge also was
emphasized. the statement said. by
the fact that Hess In thu past had
carried out duties solely within the
Mani party structure.
The Mani statement said that II
WAS confirmed by . London an
nounesmsnt' that Hess had para
ehuted 10 The ground IN Scotland
near the place he sought 10 find"
but gave no explanation 81 what
place or whom the former party
leader sought.
SAY HISS HAD BEEN
SUFFERING A LONG TIME
The party statement Vas issued
after Adolf Hitler had taken over
personal command Of the party In
plses Of hs personal deputy
The statement said that Il mad
been known within the party for .
long time that Hess suffered great
~ and that his physical suffering
had led him recently 10 seek
refuge IN tho most varied aids
such a. nagieians. sstroioElsts.
rte"
II added that n would hays 10
Be- established 10 what sxtsnt these
persons we're 10 blams for the
mental confusion" that led the No.
Man leader TO his present se-
ton
1T !. slss eoaoeissbis that
Hess In thu cod Hss conscious
~ caught In . trap ~ EaE-
iish quarters, thu stsleasat
said.
"Hs knew better thaa any
oas thu sincerity ~ thu
fliehrsr's peane offers.
Apparently he preferred per.
sonal saerifios In order 10 prevent
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Scottish Plowman Uses
Piichfork to Capture
Hitler S No. 8 Deputy
~ GEORGE n. MILNE
United Pre-. staff Correspondent

GLASGOW. scoand-Dssd Mclean Scottish ple~nsn
ted Rudolf Hess with fork hero 81 hs Tuesday
and his cottage the few miles from Glasgow became
center q side
II Monday night that The heesnspavd mother
his identity parachute
their cottage
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A sloth has only about half as
much muscle a. other animals
A spiders first web 10 a. perfect
A. any II makes thereafter.
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SPOKANE Joseph n New
land, II, prominent Spokane busl-
nsss man. died here late Monday.
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equipment Was Of the finest quail
lty. they emphasized.
APPEARED TIRED. But
NE SPOKE NORMALLY
His boots were losely.- Mn.
Mclean said. They we're made Of
fine leather and were just like
gloves"
She and the others said that
Hess was perfectly composed. that
he was tired but spoke normally.
He said to Mrs. Mclean:
II am lucky % be here alive.
would like 10 keep my para
chute for I think II has saved
NV life"
Authorities found = small box OF
pills in Hess pockets. lie said he
was not well. Doctors found him
suffering from heart and bladder
ailments. II WAS understood.
Hess was taken to a Boy Scout
hut after he left the Mclean home.
and then to a military hospital
Later he was questioned by foreign
office experts.
YOUNG DETECTIVE FIRST
TO RECOGNIZE HESS
The first official to recognize
the mysterious sirman as Hess was
a young detective officer in the
Renfreshire police.
81 should know you" the de-
tective said during question
Ing. "Your face h familiar"
The detective developed his
theory that the flier was Hess
from newspaper photographs.
Jack Patterson and Robert
Gibson. home guards. said they
believed Hess Was sane. They
talked with him for 10 min
utes at guard headquarters
where Hess drank milk. He
refused n cigarette. explaining
he did not smoke. He ex-
pressed surprise that milk was
available and complained that
his ankle panied him.
A Royal Air Force officer said
that Hess landing showed master
ly plotting. He turned his plane
turtle and fell out clear.
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AUTOMOBILE RIFI.ED

Some clothing, including a suit
and sweater. and . combination
cigaret case and lighter were
stolen from the car 81 Frank
chastesn, 20zi So. TIN st, while
II was parked Monday night st
+s7+ so. Pine st. police said.
Hospital flowerA HIM. Florist
--(Adv.l
Butter cheaper NJ Cow Butter
Store. - AdvD
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an sKAriSa PARTY

A roller skating party viii be
held Wednesday evening by Pierce
County Council Of All club lead
srs. Skating at King roller rink
will be from $50 TO IL o'clock.
The leaders council helps To
finance All club members who at
tend the national club congress In
Chicago each fall
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wrist. they said. he wore a gold
compass His clothing and flying
equipment Was Of the finest quail
Ity. they emphasized.
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Typical Travel Bargains

TACOMA
14th and Poeifis
Main o1oz
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Always b~ttsr butter at Cow
Butter store Adv
Evening star., 1941-02-21
By the Way
Beth Blaine

Washington poste
Santiago Chile thrilled the proud
small the former Charlotte Brown
blond beautiful charming winter
small delightful
informal attractive
parties the which French Secretary Claude
carefully selected
food always perfect and during
claimed idle chatter
ruined good if there music would talk!
the Wilson -Youngs Ian also hereattached
really
the member of the household has inherited his
parents looks he will indeed be stngy handsome mani
m old tall, ark-mustached
Hungarian Legation For
present Hotel Massachu
and all his old friends delighted to have him back
of the amiabe bridge players
the Fahnestocks several
always been tremendous favorte with society here
living Robbins who plans
shortly shortly
Lloyd who will New Orleans first in time
for the Mard Gras then Mexico.
Popular witty Mrs Noyes Lewis returned to town today in
small Also entertaining
dinner this evening Anthony Rumbolds Joseph
Abop.
Admiral McNamee several
guests honor the small cocktail which Mrs
William afternoon the
has the wonderful Washngon-and
dinner it's almost impossible TO eat
another thing.
a Mrs Rod
point The other
theT
with and hats
again given gentlemen
again!
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Mrs. Josiah Bailey
Entertains for
Mrs. Broughton

Mrs. Henry A. Wallace, wife of
the Vice President, was the rank
ing guest at luncheon yesterday
given by Mrs. Josiah w. Bailey,
wife of the senior Senator from
North Carolina, who entertained
at the Mayf1ower in compliment
to Mrs. James Melville Brough-
ton, wife OF the Governor of
North Carolina. Other guests in
cluded Mrs. Frank Walker, wife
of the Postmaster General; Mrs.
Harlan Fiske Stone and Mrs.
Stanley F. Reed, wives of Asso-
ciate Justices of the Supreme
Court; Mrs. Walter F. George,
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry, Mrs.
Millard E. TydingS, Mrs. Charles
L. McNary. Mrs. Alben w. Bark
ley, Mrs. Bennett Champ Clark,
Mrs. James F. Byrnes. Mrs. D.
Worth Clark, Mrs. Burton K.
Wheeler, Mrs. Pat Harrison, Mrs.
John H. Bankhead, I'd; Mrs.
Wallace H. White. jr.; Mrs. Alva
B. Adams, Mrs. Frederick Van
Nuys, Mrs. Allen J. Ellender,
Mrs. H. H. Schwartz and Mrs.
Lester Hill, wives of Senators.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Speaker of House
To Be Dinner Guest

The Speaker of the House, Mr..
Sam Rayburn, will be the honor
guest at the annual dinner of the
alumni of the University of Texas,
Saturday night, March /, at $50
O'Clock at Hotel 24OO. The Speaker
attended the university.
Mr.. McFall Kerbey is president Of
the Texas ex-students' association
in Washington and Mr.. John Con-
nally. House ONCE Building, has
charge of reservations.
Chairmen of committees in charge
of arrangements for the evening
include:
General chairman and vice chair
man, Mr.. Kerbey and Mrs. Lyndon
Johnson; Program Committee, Mr..
Mastin White, solicitor of the De-
partment of Agriculture; Banquet
Committee, Mr. Ed Mather: Deco
ration Committee. Mrs. E. o. Ma
ther; Nominations Committee, Mr..
George Wythe: Membership Com.
mittee, Mr.. Arthur Perry; Publicity
Committee, Mr.. Bob Baldridge.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Iowa State Society
Dance Set Saturday

The Iowa State Society of Wash
ington will celebrate Washington's
Birthday with a dance at the Shore
ham Hotel tomorrow evening.
There will be a contest between
the congressional districts. The
district having the largest attend
ance will receive cup.
Each Representative will greet
his constituents as they register.
They are: Representative Thomas
E. Martin from the first district,
Representative William S. Jacob
sen, second district; Representative
John w. Gwynne. third district;
Representative Henry O.. Tale,
fourth district; Representative Karl
M. LIE Compte, fifth district; Rep
resentative Paul Cunningham, sixth
district; Representative Ben F. Jen-
sen, seventh district; Representa-
tive Fred C. Gilchrist. eighth dis
trict; Representative Vincent F.
Harrington. ninth district
There will be dancing from 10 to
O'Clock, with a number of at
tractive feature during the evening.
A door prize and a floor show are
among the attractions.
Representative Gwynne is presi-
dent of the society and Mrs c. D.
Cass and Mr.. Stanley O'Connor are
the vice presidents.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
St. Johns Benefit
Lists New Patrons

An additional list of patrons and
patronesses for the card party and
dance has been received of the
Mothers Club of st. Johns High Col
Iege. The Mothers Club and Cadets
will hold the party at the Shoreham
Hotel this evening for the benefit
of the scholarship fund. Mrs. Nellie
Tayloe Ross, Director of the Mint;
DR.. Leo S. Rowe, director general
of the Pan-American Union; Comdr.
and Mrs. John M. Haines, Col. and
Mrs. P. j. Madigan, Maj. and Mrs.
James H. HiggS, 1t. Charles Benter
Joseph J. Malloy, National Executive
Committee, American Legion; w. r.
Clifford, detachment commander,
Sons of Legion; Thomas B. Stanton,
battalion chief, District of Columbia
Fire Department, and John D. Fitz-
gerald, president of st. Johns
Alumni, are. among the patrons
Mrs. Lewis Streiter is president of
the club.
Evening star., 1941-02-21

be added to the fund for Greece.
The Minister is a leader in the
promotion of this celebration. Also
talked of yesterday was a lecture
to be given in March, which Mrs
Beale will promote, the subject to be
Greece and the place probably
Anderson House, this also to aid the
fund.
These tea parties. always of an
informal nature, are a novel way
Of hoStesses to interest their friends
and associates in their pet charity
and are becoming more and more
popular.
Mrs. Lionel AtwilI
Gives Dinner Party.
Several dinner parties were given
last night. Mrs Lionel Atwill was
hostess at the 1925 F Street Club.
She entertained in compliment to
Miss Peggy Lansdowne, debutante
daughter of Mrs. John CasWell.
Other guests were Rear Admiral
Arthur L. Bristol, DR.. and Mrs.
Henry Beall GWynn, jr.; Maj. John
Mason, Miss Evalyn Washington Nc
Lean. Miss Kitty Hill, Miss Azadia
Newman, Mr.. and Mrs. Igor Cassini,
Mr. Conway Hunt, Mr.. Rufus john
ston and Mr.. John Galliher.
The Canadian Charge d'Affaires
and Mrs. Merchant Mahoney we're
the ranking guests at the dinner
given by Mr.. George Abel in his
Twentieth street home.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Mrs. Wickard's Luncheon
HOnOrS Mrs. Roosevelt;
Mrs. Hull to Give Tea
Davises to Entertain at Dinner;
Mrs Letter to Be Hostess at Dance;
Brilliant Audience at Town Hall

ife of the of
tanned luncheon luncheon
series given each by the cabinet hosesses for the wife of
Guests included Wallace wife Vice Presiden
Mrs Code Hull wife of the Secretary State Mrs Frank c. Walker
wife of the Postmaster General Mrs Jesse H Jones wife of the secre
H Apeby wife the Undersecetary
Agriculture Mrs Paul McNut wife of the Federal Security Ad
the of the Farm
Credit Administrations Mrs Sherman M1on wife OF the admnstra
tive assistant to the President and Mrs Edward Flynn wife of the
chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
II Honor Speaker
calendar
Congressional the Speaker
Speaker Raybn will be hoEored by the club next Friday
will be held
headquarters Hampshire
Codeu Hull will be hostess this afternoon at the
countess Halifax and the cuban Ambassador and Sonora de concho
recent additions to the diplomatic at this Capital
Davies Ent Tonight;
Letter o
a dinner parties.
be the director the selec system
Clarence A. Dykstra.
Joseph
will her daughter Miss Nancy Letter. and her fance Mr.
100 guests will preced the dance which is to be held at the
Club $50 other will join the party for the
feted yesterday cocktail
the Carlton by Mr.. and Mrs Lyle ORourke.
liant Attends
HallNIeeng
brilliant audience attended the Town meeting
society turned for the joint
Thompson Diplomats from the
South American filled
Metropolitan baritone Lawrence Tbbe occupied the box
reserved for Mrs Roosevelt with Miss Mana Thompson and another
couple.
Mrs Henry Wallace President
of the hall large which
Ambassador Sonora de Castillo NaJera Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Burke and a number OF others
Mrs. Roosevelt Wears
o Velvet.
Roosevelt Miss Thompson arrived together at the hall Mrs
velvet with white lace
collar held at the tabs by clips Miss Thompson also chose black her
dress being of crepe and having low oe wore
bracelet long necklace pearls and matching earrings
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Broadcast Planned

Attorney Charles D. Drayton, a
member of the Board of Education
will be the guest speaker on a
broadcast at tbs pm. tomorrow
over VOL, arranged by the District
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, Mrs. Lee R. Pennington, jr.,
D. A. R. radio chairman, announced
today. His subject will be George
Washington, Magma Carta and the
Federal Constitution, a Priceless
Heritage"
Evening star., 1941-02-21

The Minister of South Africa and
Mrs. Ralph William Close occupied
a box and nearby were Mrs. Sol
Bloom, wife of Representative
Bloom, and her daughter, Miss Vera
Bloom. Mrs. Emlen Davies was
with her daughter, Mrs. Aldace
Walker, and Gen and Mrs. Fred
erick w. Coleman had box nearby.
Bohns Entertain
After Meeting.
Others in the audience included
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Phillips, Mrs.
Rushmore Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Spear Taylor, Mrs. Charles
W. Fairfax, Mrs. Luther Sheldon,
jr.; Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin, Miss
Dorothy Tirrell, Mrs. William Liv-
tngston Crounse, Mrs. Benjamin F.
Weems, Mrs. Lester Buchanan, Mrs.
Irene Caldwell, the Misses Emily
and Mamie Chase and Mrs. Clar-
ence Norton Goodwin.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Bohn were in
the audience. They entertained
later for a number of those present,
their ranking guests being the
Turkish Ambassador and Nine.
Ertegun Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Meyer entertained large party at
a buffet supper after the lecture,
and Miss Thompson. who dined be-
fore the lecture with the President
and Mrs Roosevelt, was the guest
of honor at the Meyer party.
Tea Given in Honor
OF Mrs. Truxtun Beale.
The Greek Minister and Nine
Diamantopoulos followed the lead of
others yesterday in giving a delight
full tea to stir interest in relief funds
for their homeland. The party was
in honor of Mrs. TruXtun Beale,
chairman of the Washington COM
mittee for the Greek War Relief
Association. and the guests were
other members of that committee
with a number from the Greek
colony.
Members of the Legation staff
assisted and the hostess received
the guests at the drawing room door
on the second floor of the Legation
at Sheridan Circle. She wore a floor
length frock of black trimmed with
pink satin at the neck and waist.
Mrs. Beale, who stood with her. had
a smartly tailored gray suit with
gray hat to match.
Greek independence
Anniversary Dinner.
Among the things discussed yes
terday was the subscription dinner
which will mark the anniversary of
Greek independence Tuesday, March
25. and the proceeds from which will