Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1926, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1926.‘ i S O T Y { torney, general council of the Internal |ang Marie McDerimate o thia cits. | Revenue; H. H. Hill, chief petroleum | 4 o . C I E | engineer, Bureau of Mines, and Mrs. | and E&’:{n’:iz LR e e | o A 11° ot Lel Hill: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wooton, Mrs. D, Bartin and Cleora B. Lee = ..\kargare' Hopkins Worrell, and C. A. o Willism Thompson and Louise Sunderland. (Continued from Twentieth Page.) Obenchain, administrative officer, hna"n“l' l;,;,‘\a:‘neg.n and - Anne Sunderland, ——————— b AN e, 8 M ) ore, Md. - General Land Ofice, and Mrs, Oben P R rara and Eskey R. Mack 3 5 chajn. bert D. Gooden and Minnie H. W : Wined the members of = | a3 daeh i Joweohine Crovse: #t luncheon at the | Qinner of the| Ofha Bell and Helen Glenn , Club. Her guest e LS. s ub will be held to- | . owen, Mrs. 4 Mis 3 Dr. A. Frances : 2 Eadflinw p e, B ¥ s . jdent. wint| Woman Treated at Hospital. Orme Exnicios. = . 8 2 i d | Found in her room at & Grant place, p 3 Rin(. Mes. 2 B v y:u o s will . vesterday afternoon suffering from ) y ' & Merle iuy Latimer and Mrs. - the effects of # sleep-inducing dru aY A ol !4,'" 1 rancis X. § 4 a rs. a v The tearoom will serve lunchean for o e My l-';m,\{v:z:‘“nvcv\:’v‘v_”\:::: : i IDbTASs Show, bl ARy InE early atfer. Miss “uthb Margaret | taken In charge hy Detect R 4] A FASHION INSTITUTION i | Patch, . ders and Charles Warfield of the i ‘ i L s Newrlork Mise Corin A arcotic squad and sent to Gal- Washington e Col. and Mre. John A s rrien. Mrs. linger Hospital. The patient told de had as her guest at Wardman Park |I’VI‘IH"‘~ she lived in New ! Fintel Miss Alexandra Leit} B ) k. Her pected tor of Mre, Alexander Lei more, wha, until_las Be e - . Miss Florence 2 | . J i Biss . ‘ Pr, Carl Ch her of Hamburg, || e G. Lane, Mr A car D ; ! i Special Night. Germany. will entertain at Mrs. Ger P " party of 30 in the v e | Mary Ma M 7 Friday, May 7th At the Willard. Sat . son. Miss - B Mr. and M Edward Digges, whose marriage took pl the Church of the Covenant have returned from their wedding journey and after May 15 will he at home at Wakefield Hall 55 Myrtle — vmond. Miss o )se from Washinzton who S 1 lpf:"‘wr.‘qf»ln:‘a': O = 3 1f|1|v\v]', Mrs. A Altrock and ! blossom s (Harel Swift, "Ml 2 Schacht asm speclal guests. Vi \ g 2 A 2 A real pariv. in the Wash.- g Kall. Blvd Democratic Women Have Celb R Al coll. | H R N [/ Distinguished Luncheen Today. 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