Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1926, Page 21

GIRL STRANGLED, STATE CONTEND Defense in Philadelphia Case Overruled on Striking Out Evidence. By the Associated Press PHILADELPHIA, March 17 Anna May Dietrich, whose dismem- hered body was found i near this city last Januar sult of the compression of her < testified today at the Marshall, chiro- practor. charged with her mnrder Dr. Clark 1. Stuli. coroner’s ph cian, was the witness, A lonz, (ros examination by Abraham Wernick, cannsel for the defense. failed change the doctor's o A confession al made by Marshall ix in the vecord of the case in which Marshall said that he choked the woman during a quar- rel hecause. he said. she threatened to expose their intimate relations to his wife. When nion d 1o have heen the trial reopened today fense counsel asked that tesuy given vesterday by Dr. . Atle that no poison was found in th Rans Miss Dietrich be stricken from the record hecause the witness did not differentiate hetween the vari nus par of the ors < suhmitted to him for examination. The request was dented. Defense Jso was overruled when he cted to the testimony of Dr. Stoll on the zround that commonwealth had not proved Diotrich died a violent death SOCIETY Twenty.) aunsel Miss (Cantinned from Pz Memorial Foundation tee, at the Mayflower Brightwood Parent-Teacher Association Card Party. A card partv will be given this eve ning n_the auditorium of the Church of the Nativity in Brightwood. under the auspices of the Parent-Teacher Association, for the pirpo funds with which to eqnip plavarounds The ladic Tiecer, Mrs. Des l\mmm liams nkman ranged for many beauti{ul pri The patronesses are B. Murray, M John Hun f raising o school Mrs, R Mrs. Wil ave ar Ray mond [ nnon Miss Daly. Mrs. ] Dan heen and Witliam J. E. Connelly Orme. Mrs. Gratten Kera Mrs. Frank the America versity Women, will pr mistress at the first annial by that organ: T8 SpGatoer annual. Wome who's w iter the which “what's what Among the 1 are Mrs Har the banque Baldwin, Miss Ru Claybourn Mr is spending week v in Baltimore. The (‘apitol Chapter of the Daugh. ters of the American Revolution met at dinner last evening in the garden house of the Grace Dodgze Hotel The District of Association will zive party Saturday evenine house of the A. A. U sireet northwest Mrs. Dorsey Hyde, Mrs Beecher Swormstedt. Mrs. Bowerman. Mrs. Dwight Miss Clara W, Herbert The members of the home eco. nomics department of Lincoln High School in Lincoln. Va. met at a luncheon vesterday at the Grace Dodge Hotel. after which they were taken throuzh the building. The. s tems used were explained by the inz director of the hatel. M A, Linds They were ac Avery. State di onomics Bducation in the eluh W 1634 1 Lyma eorge F Clarke and Ir n BUS RATE RAISE HALTED. Bast Riverdale Citizens Assured Inquiry Will Be Made. Special Dispatch 10 The Star Mareh 17 ry of Vhfi Stephen Citi zens’ tion of Kast Riverdale, Md.. and William P. Helm. jr., Washinaton. against the propos 1 the hisses of the ton Interurhan Railroad Co. hetween the District cerdale. the Public Service ion. through H. ¢hief engincer, has postponed putting into effect the rates until an investi gation is made by H. C. Wickes, traf fig expert. Mr. Wi investigation will report to t reasonableness crease in rates White, today of the | and her commit- | ces will make an | THE EVENING production in the Moussorgsky group ~ proved wholly admirable. He showed M U S 1 (, marked dramatic talent in these stark 1} [ R | tusslan songs. | " The afternoon as a | 5 ¢ -v and joysomeness. OTTO KLEMPERER CONDUCTS. | £ a dlujoited. erman guest | The fact that the theater "} Aebut | fully cold for the audience and that - Or- | the orchestra members seemed Polie Theater, |turbed by continual drafts of cold air e descriptions | had something te do with it. Surely. tributed e | Mr. Klemperer worked hard and| him in‘the New Y He looke ‘nestly. 1t is to be hoped he re- for all the world like a seven-foot edi- | turns to Washington again soon in | tion of an ardent school teacher ener- | & program fhat may be more L aptracting e balanced for general en e e an ety | Stewart Wille, who was ace apanist obedient ci His black curls bobbed [ for Mr. Tibbett, deserves a word of bout and his long arms pulled maglc | $4rm commendation for his wor | from his orchestra, L Mr. Klemperer Auctor, as exhibited vesterday, 1o lie in his marvelous ability to ob- 1in ultra-planissimo tones from all the instrirments. This was especially | noticeable in the allegretto movement | of the RBeethoven Seventh Symphony, Iwhich he conducted at a dirgelike tempo, and v in the first part of | the thivd movement. Both these sec- tions were nnusually beautiful as in terpreted, This archestra has not been heard to better effect in \Washington this season The overture to “Der was. perhaps, the most « 1s presented. It was a conducting with themes d and the climax at the mnl! ched convincingly Wagner's prelude to “Die Meistersinger' also was well played Lawrence “Iibbett baritone, wax the soloist. Mr. Tibbett sang here earlier in the season with great success. It seemed A bit odd that he choose several of | his numbers from the other program ive vesterday. Also. the extremely h powerfnl Moussorg- thwt he presented | on the otherwise | They were not after the somber symwhony played. Schubert or Schumann. Strauss o Hugo Wolf. Brahms or Beethoven | would have seemed a happier choice. | Mr. Tibbett showed his recent illnes: in it singinz of the Haydn air fre »rfeo.” His enunciation and tonal| " CAFE PIERRE whole lacked |i 1t_seemad [t Perhaps Otto Klemperer, the ( conductor, who made hi | with the New Y < | chestra vesterds | auite lived up to all ' temperament s finest point asa con- eeret| THOMAS MO At Library of ((ulgreu Draws Second Audience in Organ Series, RECITAL Capacity Thomas Moss, director of music a. Calvary Baptist Church the fourth in the series of six organ re. | itals for the Lenten s on - in 1)»0[ mber music hall of the Libra i ress last night. For the second time in the series an audience not only L but ! gave Freischutz” lorful work | ine plece of clearly em WASHINGTON'S LE Metropolitan n Teutonie especially tones of progu: welcome the ion any reliabl florist GUDE 1212 F St. N.W. fi@@@@@@&& ) Pabefing—?i‘nting—A\vnings There 15 no joh you want done oo small esting program, phonique” was paln-|c dis- | presented by South Carolina lege, College, neq |t | Remember partof the country theough e STAR,. WASHINGTON. was turned away, ‘standing ronml being filled, as well as the seats. Mr. nterpretation. he Cesar Franck and Handel's erto in B Flat.” Moss had an unusually inter- which he gave fine Particularly fine were “Grande Piece Sym- “Sixth Con- The fifth recital of the xeries will be the st Tuesday Cathedral night. at dgar Priest. organist at Alban's, next COLLEGES MAY MERGE. Takes Up Proposal. COLUMBIA, 8. €, A proposal to combine Newberry, and was submi he South Carolina Lutheran in_Columbia vesterday. 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