Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1926, Page 8

8 SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (., SATURDAY. APRIL 3. 1926 SOCIETY. : i —_— e —__————-——_—_T T hap eral | ADDITIONS TO DIPLOMATIC CORPS l FATHER OF 9 GUILTY ‘ Ve dead, apcordims o testimony| undl i - o OF MURDERING WIFE | = ™ ™ »* i | i His Third Easter Birthday. \ Towan Faces Sentence of Eight; pencer . (' retired business | %fie Conn., wha Ay 3 2 i of Winst - 3 AQQ\ ene MRS, TIMOTAY A, Doy, ife i i a pri 58, is ThC British Ln1lmss§ };l“i Bef Scene S b L G U TS Yenrs{to ll;m 1: Prison horn Easter Sundny, April 4. 1958, I . 12 ) ot S or Uxorciae. e ————— of Interesting Tea Today for SATithelc iits Satahips Mies ol Jminda v ! % e T o asints o o R CAFE PIERRE 1314 B ST, N.W. Washington's Unique Dining Room Rundaye English Sportsmen. SIOUX George Solomon,-on trial in connec | CITY, fowa. Apil 3. | tion with the death of hix wife. whose | mayr, doe. 81, $1.2 | | | | | Park Hotel with the Minister, charred body was found near the fur 'A mn:‘ni vn'nm atter l;\r mm):‘v»v and style ace in thelr home on February ? | g6} Tateid JATH2 st night was found by a jur - DINNER BLUE MOON Hon, Sir Mathew Nathan. Governor n'! Queensland. There were 10 in the ahout 40 | party. il BN | gulity of second-degree murder $1.50 honor of | Mrs. L. Frank Appleby entertained | verdict carries a penalty of from eight o the lacrosse plavers of the O and nch today at the Con- | vears to life in prison 5:30 to 8 } idge Universities and the mem try Club. Bridge fol- Solomon was arrvested in his home Riack Bean Soun [ 3 1. the tables being set in the Pom after he had led hix nine weepi Fliet of Beel team re of the Maryland Univers ; - to the body of thelr mother with Fresh Mushroams peiian room | sh Envoy ck Frem : | | which lay partly burned under rags PO A D Yark Visit D iWnd ‘Mrs. Ghacles Ieaelel L ers | and old clothing In the basement. e New Fotatnos " Batiered Carrots Sh ; hosts ai 4 musical tase evening In claimed that hix wife had heen burn Freah Asparagus The Mini Denmark sir apartment on Sixteenth street o ncctdentaily while tending the fir: | Tomate Aspie Suind stant numbered 25, My shnl i 1 Coffee N x. violinist, nssisted g Froen Apricat Cream 8 o Wilson at the piano. !u;n .1‘,', b Kolls s Coffee e el r Queen | gave the pr tended i It (No Canned Goode Used) : : who han been | - The s, Uronts by flness for and “Irexhich Mciently recov | Pavi » Washins sngagements ton » v in New York kh Lee, wife of Col. Lee P The Haiti and Mme. Tex., who is spending | Dependable used cars now onm dis- Price t dinner tomor- (e < in Washington. at (he play in new second floor Showroom er son. Mr. Fletcher ‘s Nchool. Wavne, P'a est at dinner Repre ce I Kahn of Cali May Aower. with at L Street. | R. McReynolds & Son| | Sales—Service 1423.25-27 L St. N.W. | Main 7228 Sales ‘ 14th and Park Road N.W. nd Mrs : Leon S. Hurley, Mgr. | antounce the eng: o Cel- 2019 Gl E v SRS BEL | e Mavflower dur ;x: PRSSSSSSRRR AR e i J. L. Seel l,,x;g g | et i “ % The Willard H =% Z Frozen L et EGG-NOG ' - as 4 . 4 - - ; Dinner 7 s l ko | R 4 | * g ? | A ¢ | “Pledged to he good”'— * Y $350 g | and tastes as it should o 4 v % 1 9PM. % , ~ . 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