Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1926, Page 21

BETTY BLYTHE SUIT INLONDON SETTLED Star Apologlzes. Producer Praises Her Acting, and Everybody Is Satushed By the Associated Prese LLONDON. April 30.—BRetty Blvthe's damage suit against G. B. Samuelson, Rritish film producer, which has been a feature in the London newspapers for nearly two weeks. was settled out of court today to the apparent satis faction of everybody. tar apok d about ) The latter paid tribute to abllity as an actress. Neither pays the other any money under the settie. sued the producer for (2,000 nd expenses. which she as serted were duc her for the filming in Berlin last vear der Hagz zard's n entered A counter the amountfor allezed hreach of contract. | Jibel and slander. Much of the testimony revolved around Betty's insistence upen changes in the costumes pro vided her for the picture. Births Reported. The follo=inz_hirthe have heen te the Health Department i the hours doe and_ Filomena hampetzon. Albert R. and Gladye ¥ pe! James and Salna Di Misa. &i William J. and Marie Mit John K. and Dorothy V. at the trial renorted 24 Bl frl nd Hel o and Edith 1. J Charles P. ‘and Rose Georke A and Rosaieen F‘ellmn 23 Hen unamaker Henrs D._and ssecand Elizabeth Wilkerson. and Mars Mitchell. hov | McGuire of the D |on a biz | o both nf Norfolk. PRIZE DEBATE TONIGHT. Your to Compete tor c“p at George- town Law School. “The final prize debate of the George- town University Law School “||| rw held at & o'clock this evening at law school between the winners n' four previous contests. A silver loving cup will be awarded the winner Thos Hagen contesting are George T. of Minnesota: Willlam J. ict of Columbla. | Barnabas F. Seares d James W. Millard vania. Robert E. J. preside. Subject of the debate is. “Resolved. That the greater concentration of power in the Federal Government is in the best interest of the American veople.” will defend the affirmati Representative John J. Douglass of Massachusetts is chairman of the judges. Other judges are Frederick Stohlman, James Claiborne Wilkes. assistant corporation counsil of the District: John William Flhelly, Assistant United States Attorney and William Henry ~ Collins, assistant United States Attorney. Girl's Giggle Is Lawful. NEW YORK. April 30 (®).—It's all right for a flapper to laugh at a_cop under some circumstance: Ben jaminia Callibeaus tittered and tittered Whaden ‘16 wili because James Conlon looked so funny f ;i) a little boy and she was rate released her horse chasing on A small bl pinched. The magz | ind reproved the cop. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the tollowing Charles B. Molling and Pauline J_Dowmng Glifion M, Waters and Francer' 3. ‘Hunter Boureoylt ‘and Laura K. Sterns B am B Harlow and Edith Kilby. both of Culpeper. Va. owa Pnrker and Lucy E Prathe Sa Went. & Naldi E. Weber. both . ¥ of Woodnridge. Va.. and wn o( Cherry Hill. BN "Hotmes aqd Fannie. McClain. John m\'uy and Carolina Pittare "Turton and Mary Somn Halge “and. Annie Fouer Warrenton Enrique A "rlrlr\ 5 Bomanach and Tsabel Ma ot ot or Hagzenmaker andgMarie K her Ownes and Ruth Jackson ah Rohinson and Frances Wilson and Bessle A. Hevel and Pearl 1 “hoth H ! { | | lowing jcoln theate | WELFARE STATIONS OPEN FOR MAY DAY Movie Parties Also to Mark Observance of Health Day Tomorrow. Dr. ent. Frank W. Rallou, superintend- today called the attention of shington school teachers to the| fact that the Child Welfare stations Mr. Hagen and Mr. McGUIre | o the Health Department and the | Children’s | Child Welfare station at Hospital will be open tomorrow from 0 am. 10 3 p.m. in observance of Davis, chairman of the committee, today reques r. Ballou also to advise teachers there will be movie parties to. morrow at the Tivoli and the Lin. . where films pertaining to child health will be shown. Cho *ho, the health clown, will provide entertainment. Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock a May day festival will he held in the stadium of the Central | to which all the chi dren of the public schools are invited. Seout drills, singing of health songs, a health circus and a health parade are some of the features which will he provided at the festival, it is innounced. The stations ure located at the fol addresse eet, 330 southwest, 900 northeast, 1130 K Children’s Hospital, pital. “The Health Department.” Dr. Wil liam C. Fowler today advised Dr. Ballou, “would appreciate it if it would ‘be possible for the schools to co-operate in this movement by send- ing a mnotice to the teachers giving the location of these clinics and the time when they will be open tomor- row.’ High School. Maryland avenue street southeast, reedmen’s Hot Some of the happiest of folks ary those who are able to forget easily. STAR, WASH SOCIETYI (Continued from Page "Twenty.) fund through which the auxillary provides for the education of talented and needy youns men. Many tables have been reserved by prominent en gineers and society leaders and the younger members of the scientific set ill be entertalned by a good dance program and special features. The | hour is set for 8:15 o'clock and re- | freshments will be served later In the | evening. 2 | Mrs. Dawes. wife of the Vice Pre dent, will head the list of patronesses for the Phi Mu benefit bridge party, [to be held at the Washington Club | Fuesday evening, May 4, to raise funds [for the child welfare’ work of the rority. The patronesses lso Charles Colfax Long, Mrs. Chatles S. Dewey, Mrs. Lyman B. Kendall, Miss Mabel T. Boardman, Mrs. George H. | Shelton. Ms. Campbell and Mrs. | Henry Grattan Doyle. Mrs. Archibald Straub is chalrman | of the philanthropic committee and as- isting her are Miss Mary Frances Ward, president of the Wa \Ivmm-u Association of Phi aheth#Royd and Mrs, Lorenzo D. | Whitaker. include Mrs. he Pennsylvania State College hespian Club will present its twenty-ninth annual musical comedy | at the Belasco Theater tonight, when the list of the patrons and patronesses to welcome them includes: Repre- sentative and Mrs. Guy E. Campbell, Representative and Mrs. James M. Magee, Representative and Mrs | Thomas V. Phillipe, ir.. Representa- | tiveand Mrs. Clyde Kelly, Representa tive and Mrs. William Repre sentative M Kies, Representat and Banks nd R. The blend that ends coffee pot-luck FRIDAY rtz, Representative and Mrs. Ed- ward M. Beers, Representative and Mrs. William 1. Swoope, Representa- tive George Brumm, Representative and Mrs. Edmund N. Carpenter, mqnnlmlw and Mrs. Milton W, Shreve, Representative and Mra. Harvis J. Bixler, Representative and Mrs, George A. Welsh, Representa tive and Mrs. William R. Coyle, Rep- resentative and Mrs. F. W. Magrady Local alumni of Pennsylvania State College, with the assistance of the Pennsylvania Society, are planning on making “Pennsylvania night” the event of the Penn State College per- formance. Ford White and Mrs. Elizabeth J. Faught will be guests of honor of The Art Promoters’ Club, Sunday ‘afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock At the clubroom, 2011 1 street northwest, where a joint exhibition of paintings by these two artists will be on view. " Mrs. Faught is president of the Maryland Institate Alumni Association and a sculptor as well as A painter. At 5 o'clock Mrs. White will speak on “The Appregiation of Color.” Mrs. Cherry “The Waterloo Bridge is the oidest bridge spanning the Thames. 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