Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1926, Page 6

JUNE T mond to particlpate in the event. on-hand with large delegations and | which meant 80 much fo the Shriners | With their bands and patrols DOG FILM STAR DEAD. of this. city;and, 10 the order gen.| late vesterd fternoon vhv:r-v\\n": Imperial Potentate David \._ |7 ceremonial ses Peter the Guvt m-s Frnm BiiHet L5 o ” armory, which Crossland of MBnigomery. Ala.. W awee to Bié: was ped to (e city by the local | fa LOR ANG THE EVENING STAlL THURSDAY, 10. 1926. WASHINGTON, D. ¢ 'FIFTEEN AMERIBANS; RE- ELECTED AS MAYOR. ‘CORNER STONE LAID ]L"I;m o e et ann I W. H. Caldwell to Continue in Co-| AT RICHMOND TEMPLE e e s | sippi River was represented. were representatives from the Phoenix, Ar lonial Beach Office. COLONIAL BEACH. Va. June |u. from one and S Lot L Calif., dune 10 (4 New Apartments The most con- venient and prettiest rooms in Washington Open Until 9 P.M. 1460 Irving Mt. 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STOCKETT- FISHKE CO PRODUCING STATIONERS OID E ST- -RAl-W WASHINGTON D-C Main 3641 | PRESENTEDTOKING Mrs Demarest Lloyd of Cap- | ital to Be Honored at Sec- ond Court Tonight. | LONDON, June 10.—Fifteer Ameri- | can women were among the nearly | 800 guests presented to King George and Queen Mary at the firat court of season. The function wae held in (ingham Palaca last night, and/ tended with the usual gorgeous: of couri gowns and Jewele. Alanson R. Floughton. wife of {he American Ambassador, presented | o the King and Queen seven Amerl cans in the diplomatic circle and eight | ! in the general cirele. | For the first time in history, fasher of and hushands of the Americans pre- | ted were given permission 1o Ar-| 4 the court and witnass the spec- tacle. None was formally presented. Ceremony in Ballroom. A drw'hnx rain was falling when. at $:30 o'clock. the great doors of the palace were opsned. Prev. Jously those who had been “commanded” to attend nad waited in long lines of automo- hiles. about which crowds of the curi- ous made their wav, peeping into the! machines for a sight of the debutantes apd other heautifu'ly gowned wamen. The presentations were made in the | grand ballroom of the palace, where s scene was a brilliant one. “h'nl King and Queen and the roval| rage entered and took their seats an tihs throne. the lord chamberlain mads ntations. In the dip's- mati~ Houghton, who | wore A ose georgette ém- | m«M-ved with dull gold sequins and ined with gold passamenterie, and .‘ “1ain of rose and gold. presented the | Americans. They were; { Miss Mielanis Avery. ¥armington . simter of the London military ; Mrs. John Baird of Phila- delphia, wife of the assistant military attache: Mrs. Roberta Burg of Boston. | wife of tha assistant naval artache; | M Lindsay Beach of Rochester, 3 a friend of Ambassador and Mrs. Houghton: Mrs. Willlam Carle. ton Watte and Miss Emily Warts, wife and daughter of the naval at- tache And Mra. Chaciss Mettler, of Atiantie, Ga.. wife of an assistant military attach Tn the general ton presented Mre. Mildred Mise Alice Tee and Mist Kva Wis New York: Miss Carolin. of Dayton. Ohic: Mise Lorraine Lig-| gatt of Boston, Miss Henrietta John- | ston. daughrer of the naval atiache | a1 Paris, Mre Wilson Pritchetr of | Philadelphia and Mrs. Curtis Brown of London Tonight a seeand court ie 1o he heid. | ar which Mrs. Houghton will present nine other American women 1o make theip initial how hefore the King and |Queen. They ave Mrs. Elisha Lee and ‘\Vr! Willlam Ellis Scull of Philadel | phia, Mra. Edward Townsend, Ovster Bar. N. Y.. Mra. Demarest Llovd of rele Mrs. Washington, Mrs. Harrv Brown of Pittsburgh, Mre. George Mumford and Mrs. Edward £. Webster of Boston, Miss Mary Renna of Si. Touis and Miss Margaret Phipps of New York. THREE HELD IN DEATH. Girl Mistreated While on Ride With Trio, Friends Charge. | dnne 10, | Jamerson and | nboreugh of this city have heen arrested in copnection with the death of Marie Tdel! Dixon, 28 vears of age. of 1300 Main streer. It ie claimed by friends of the girl. who died late yemterday, that she was cheked and abused one night last | week. when a crowd of which sha | was 2 member, drove an antomohile | te an unidentified place ontside of the ciry All threes of the men deny having mistreated the girl Bathing Suits Less and Less. VILWAUKEE. Wis.. June 10 (@), The public demands it. and as mann factures are producing bathing sujts of 1151 enouzh material 1o get by censors, according 1o D. ¥. Byrnes. president v 1he National Knitted Onter Wear As <ociation, which opened its convention v. Fach year. he said. bath- ing sults “hecome less and less” and » question arises, “What is the bath- suit coming 107" Lincoln National Service not only provides the the cvery department, carries friendly integest whenever in hut with it the counsel and of its officers vou wish to best facilities make use of their long experience your solving prob- in financial lems. The lLincoln Na- tional depositor is con- scious of the personal interest and co-opera- tion of our entire staff: conscious of the sin- cere spirit of helpful- ness which character- izes the relations bhe- tween the bank and its depositors. May we ask that you look well into the record of this strong National Bank and learn why it is a decided advantage to have your account with this friendly and progressive bank? | Lincoln National Bank Tth & D Sts. 17th & H Sts. ‘The annual #lection Tueaday re sulted in W. H. Caldwell's re-election a8 mayor by a large majority over W. | H. Jones. All the membhers of the | town council. with one exception, were up for re-election. The success ful candidates and the votes cast Nevitt. 103: Oliver Hop- | Thomas. 89: Ogle Tay | lor. 88; A Myers, 80, and Frank N. Blackistone, 76. Oliver Hopkins is the new membar of the town council Visitors, Is C Special isnateh (o RICHMONT I mosque for Acca | Shrine Ceremony, Attracting 5.00 | Is Big Feature, ceremonies Incident tn the laving of | the carner stone of the milliondollar | had heen in Philadelphia to attend the Scottish Rit ‘Templar. | sans. olorful—Parade Knights ozen hands furnished music for | Masons preseni—the York Rite Ma-| Masons, T ceremonies were in the hands of the Grana Todge | in Virginia, headed hy Grand Master the | Ren W. Beach of Danville. with the The Star rand Commandery Nl ol of the members of | tmperial 'alace of the Shriners Temple. 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