Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1926, Page 22

22 HOUGHTONS HONGR “WALES WITH PARTY Notables at -Ambassador’s *Dinner and Dance for British Heir. By the Associated Press LONDON, June 9. —Crewe house was a bower of Spring blossoms for the fete which the American Ambas- sador and Mrs. Alanson B. Houghton zave in honor of the Prince of Wales last night. Biue delphiniums and huge elusters of roses and hydran. formed o colorful background, American and .British flags were prominently displaved. Among other members of royal families present at the dinner were Prince and Princess Arthur of Con- naugh. the two Swedish princes, Gustave Adolph, - Duke of Vaster- hotten. and Sigvard. Duke of Uppland, and Prince Chichibu. second son of the Emperor of Japan, There were many young people of among the Ambas- s, ineluding | social set sador’s dinner Miss Betty Baldwir prime minister, while at the bali after the dinner most of the European em- hassies and legations were repre- sented. Those at Wales the dance also included the prime minister and Mrs. Bald. win, the American _consul general 's. H. L. Washington, Col. and | M. House, Earl Beatty, Mra. Whitelaw Reid. Viscount and - Lady Astor, the Marchioness of Curzon and the Duchess of Norfolk. HOOVER IS -CONFIDENT DEMOCRACY IS SAFE. HE ') zan, Irederick William me John Leahy. | nk Le. liam ) Mebling Hic Maurice Hof! Krick, Hugh ¢ Duke McGr den, Robert Francic Oake O'Leary, Cyril Ca hery neis Powers, | Francis Reyn nolds, Jam: Otto Joseph S Wholey and Robe Bachelor of s Walter Atki Samu Thomas James ch Reinsel. Paul vaul Joseph Rey-| Sappinzton . Joseph Skeffy Milton Wolfe. ience in melicine— Dessoff. John Daniel Leo Finucane, Ed- red G John Tildhman . John Hourigan, Louis Jimal, Harry s Kemper, David H m Norton, "D chard Francis Shaw. Jo-| 1 Sokolowski and Fred M. Amatn, Ga keph Eeno Albert Cristina Vincent Dol George 1. L Fifer., Raymond seph Garibaldi, ir roy, Frede tin William Kranichu: k Bdward <aph Letiiere i, Jerome Frank in De Mayo, John . D'Onotrio, liam Timothy nn. Louis Jo- william Amos Gil asney., Mar- Michael \nthonv Lally, Leonvd. Anthony. Joo Cagnic John Lukstefd, nch. Charles Anthony \ William Mahoney, alone, Paul Keating Maloney, Leonard Dominic Marinaro, Richard Dyer \Mugid, James Edward Nolan. Edward Matthew O'Brien, Neil John O'Keefe. Thomas Houston Pargen. Martin Lawrence Quinn, Wil- liam Blanck ¢ Richard Maurice Rosenbers, Dominic _Scala, Samuel Sch ndorf. Paul Nealon * | ham, “ | Caulfield Kirwin, 1. Joseph Arthur Clin- | | Charles | [} rd Wil- || “illiam Patrick | | Il Taylor, Richa Thibadeau, A I: there’s-anyone who’s a chronic nuisance it’s a telephone borrower. No-use making yourself unwelcome when telephone service is so in- Charles Paul Waite, Hugh Joseph Welch, Edward G. Winkler, Joseph Anthony Zepf. . Other Degrees Conferred. Graduate School, degrees in course: Doctor of philosophy—Thomas Hen- ry Healy, A M., LL. B. Mast of arts—James Dewey Cun- ningham, A. B, School of Law, degrees in course. Master of Laws—George Kugene Beechwood, Allan Fraser Borroughs, Willlam Lindsay Carne, John Joseph Ford Cosgriffe, Lloyd Watson Crea. son, Samuel Marion Driver, Willlam Grafton Elliott, jr.; Clifford Martin Forster, Philip Ulysses Gayaut, .Jame Francis Harahan, Harold Willlam Mc- Cauley, Victor Aloysius McGee, Her- bert James Noonan, Francis O'Hern Searle. Bachelor of laws—Benjamin Louis Abrams, Franklin Launcelot Adams, Joseph Floyd Atchison, Walter Ellis Aylor, John Paul Bacharach, Robert Parnéll Baine, Thomas Franklin Ba. ker, Walter®Frederick Banse, James Francis Barry, Victor Isador Berman, Samuel Bernstein, Stariey Bizlos, Francis Rust Bishop. 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Murphy, Paul James Murphy, Rudolph Naccarato, Leman Hine Nevitt, Harold Frank neman, Raymond John Norton, Gardner Jumes O'Boyle, Robert Fran- cis O'Connor, Willlam Aloysjus O'Con- nor, Martin Francis O'Donogh John Augustine O'Neill, Bernard George Ostmann, Thomas Francis Paden, Paul Leason Payton, John Terry Pelton, Donald John Perry. Albert Robert Pfau, 3d; Louis Fidelis | Phillips. Edgar, Allan Poe, jr.. John | Prete, John Francis Quinn, Howard Francls Ralph, Jacob Reck, Jumes| Aloysius Redmond, Kdward Kugene Reilly, James Francls Reilly, Thomas Joseph Reilly, John George Remey, cob Robbins, Willilam Allerton Rob- erts, Joseph Frederick Rosen, Daniel Rosengarten, Felix Anthony Russell, Joseph Max Russell, Janies Stanis laus Sage, George Cilfford Saltzman, John Attee Sargent, jr.. Charles Al fred Schaeffer, Frederick John Schlo- bohm, Emil Saint Elmo Schnell- bacher. Barnabas Franci€ Sears, Jo- seph Thilip Segatore, Aaron Louis | Shalowitz, Patrick Joseph Sheridan, Henry Sherman, James I lette, John Joseph Smith, Martin Francis Smith, Willlam Steiger, Israel Stein: rancis Carroll Stetson, Michael uel TemKin. son. Herbert Winslow Thornton, Cle- ment Frederick Trudeau, jr.; George | Cornelius Twohy. Philip Wagshal, Vernon. Barger Walters, George He- ber Webb, jr.; Prancis Xavier Welch, | | Frank Wilen, Frank Herman Wisch, | Israel Robert Zaontz. | Degrees in Dentistry. { School of Dentistry; degrees in' course doctor of dental surgery--| Steven Orren Beebe, Howard Stafford Berger, Herman F. Bernstein, A. Vic. | tor Cercell. Henry Clepatch, Norman | | Aloysius Conlor ndrew ~ Aloysius | | Katko, John Irancis Keaveny, Alex | ander John Tukas, Roland Antonio | | Manseau, Willlam Dulany ljr.. Howard James Newton. 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