Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1926, Page 10

BY GREEK PRELATE Gennadlos Expresses Grati- | fication for Aid From This Country. Ynnnn])uh the wh His Holiness Genr tan Thes nic Eastern Ortl rived dios of of Church las Presic to express gratificatior States this afiernoor e they will he Smith and the ""He Greek Minister infroduced the visitor dent. To Study Y. M "he metropolitan is h Simopolous, Presi 1 his chief purp United States is to in the M He will about s vrml\ a short sightseeing visiting the Ya M. L ng Squire, HOWARD KEMP, 0f Crown Point, Ind., for the past 13 years Justice of the Peace, and known has united in wedlock 40,000 couples in Crown o shows Kemp with a collection of empty ring boxes left "THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO PLAN HORSE SHOW AT ARLINGTON PARK National Capital Exhibition Officials Aided by Brig. Gen. Rockenbach. Through the generous assistance of Brig. Gen. Samuel D. Rockenbach and officials of the Department of Publio Buildings and Public Parks plans have been completed for holding the regular Npring running of the National Capital horse show at Arling ton Park, Va., beginning May *4. Announcement of this decision was made yesterday by a committee head ed by Melvin . Hazen, which visited a number of sites near Washington that had heen offered the show following the fire which destroyed the grandstand and stables at Ariing ton Park dufing the Winter. None of these places, however, was found suitable. On the committee with Mr. Hazen were Maj. Harry Leonard, Maj. C. L. Scott, BEmory Galligher and John Gheen. Among the places visited were the fair grounds both at Rock- ville and Fairfax Court House, a site at the Montgomery Country Club and another at the Congressional Country Club, all of which the committee was obliged to decline as ynsuited to the particular purposes of the show. Just when it seemed that the Na tional Capital Horse Show would have to be abandoned this Spring, Gen. Rockenbach offered the use of the tem- In the pa stantine Me tired ori of chairmar mittee of ern Greece Athens, na Hellenic You sociations. M A mative of Baltimore and : ate of Maryland University. Amazed at Development. The metropolitan, speaking throug an interpreter, expressed his astonish ment at the development of this coun- try. This is his first visit here and the thing that impressed him most he sald, is m with which things are done sads in par- ticular, he assert far s 1o anythi be Furope. It of traditions. that is hol: tions of Europe. The party is stri; non-partisian, altho official rec ion of the ernment. to solidify the friendshin atry and the United The metropolitan and I to W n CLUBS AIMS EXPLAINED Women's Groups Tiondre bt Soroptimist Luncheon. vims and purpose of various nizations were described L long of speakers at a lunch- \e Soroptimist Club in the ivette Hotel yesterday s were Mrs. Ruby The vomen by La Speake {of the s Anderson, s Mrs the Hendley, usan Anthon: ¥ The r n is the deadeni shat o of American Leonard B f the Council of | of the Dist Pen Wom Schloss, pr | Jewish Wom Major's Resignation Accepted. “loyd C. Hecox, recently sta School Resignation of Maj. F United States Infantry tioned_at the Gener: Fort Leavenworth accepted by thé President, * zood of the service,” the order states Easter Giving— A Charming Custom the ordi A loving the home folks, nary holidz token to some of particularly. We suggest perhaps a BRIDGE LAMP. New stvle. complete with shade. 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