Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1926, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1926. 19 | PARIS DECREE GIVEN |5, e s husvaoitor “5ish oy | SEEKS MILLIONS IN SU'TS‘,,‘. e s 4,,‘,,““ shortly before her marriage. FOR DIVORCE PUBLICITY| \\hv‘h w led out of o by her father. S organized and as a result of its To ANN MURDOCK! B AT R ‘ ds, which she said were given her el >age.) | Il Lo = = —{Continued from Bighteenth PUEC) | jonded.” Dr. J. Stiart Rodman_of lactivities movements have been started DEFENDS SKYSCRAPER . Miller, 84, Files Actions| tite Valued at $5,000. al ¥ ved- | to orga ze societies for fi Sta 5 3 . | A i Philadelphia w < . The wed- | to organize societies for five States not | g ¢recc Who ‘gued for $150,000 Against Newspapers Which WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Decenix supper dance at the Carlton Club this | gin S0 ! ding music was pl trio from . evening will be Mr. and Mrs. Ira V. | i = the ba 1 2 3 S, Decomber 13 ( - , ¢ e etit ¢ wil n the Philadelphia Or Dr. Wi ing the ball will Bonds After Secret Marriage, | NEW VORI, December 1 ») S d on h : WL R R Sidney Englan 1« brought suit fo Charged Desertion ! ond Presbyterian Church of Philadel-|State society. Mr. Robinson also phia. Miss Miller was given in mar-|stated that since the Pa ate Society S O C IE I Y } Alexander MeC ull, baster of the Sec- lable only through members of some Morris, who will have a PArty of |latg und hia bride will leave on & wed. 'last from v'elock, and the eight. | ding trip South and will be at home | dancing until 1 Associated Prese ¥ o publicit = 3 ord road, Bryn Mawr, P: = TEA insford road, Bryn Mawr Club will hold s he bride 1s a former dance at the (h?». ::m‘«x-:—lu vy dance given Saturdny after. by tie Associated Ire ning. A numbe X p £ by members of the| pPARIS, Dece . Amoy s - 2 ' O a 4 o : and pledges of Nu | rrcic Hovton re the memb vities of the § '*-'“‘“ Omic t 1 divorce here fr L000 o the “Alice MeCormack,” f r Ne eived in ar < elevator operator, as co-respond- | cated utt ris viands. Whether were started by |hi¥ viand h ral months ago, | ment wou offered « hav ceived | sulting savin has not been learn B R N R AR IR R B IRIE TR An enjoyable sity of Maryland at College the opinion of Fi / L | bel = veral mittion internationally knov s h en 1 ng | Y pre 4 Charl and Yanu head vania National Guard et ‘.‘%&%?fi,&‘«&‘ &’ &*‘.2 SEARIE Woodward@Iothrop Down Stairs Store Hundreds of Christmas Gift Selections—Iesser Priced ch Mr. H Wardman will ‘;n \\‘ilmmg(-vn tioning hod. . A ey : s evening for the debutantes . thelr house s |whom she ma - | ’ p = oA | University Alumni Banquet nues. Th . 1 rebruary ' [ At La Fayette Thursay. hibiiv e Hatines aris 3)4 £ Georz . A buffet supper -ant ion of Genrze |10 : i e E e Shresented | awarded Ann Co M xander P. Moor anquet “da evening At 3 e e i Colman g | o'ulock at the La Fayetto Blotel 1 shington and Liltimore who at sses. They wer e for « short visit and is at | honor of Coach nd the mem- | (V3 ,and g AL SR bers of the varsity foot ball team, it | which has concluded a ccess: e -1 ful season on the gridiron 1ORE, Md. o The committee of arrangements cludes Mr. J. Lewis Moneyway, Mr. B. | o @ Co0F = . Warner and Mr a ; aring an unusu: ™ of entertainmen Powers, 1 Mr. and Mr tie will be the ’ s € Former Ambassa Visiting in V D A, s 8 T gene Byrnes al tomorrow A b o= ette MeMu mighter of Mra. € tial H. N Washingt the late t les 3. MeMullin, | i e € ' jr., who are y S Pate £ oy s i interesting pro Park, Baltim . took place Sat-| for the members of the : peiation urday at noon in the Epiphany Church, the Rev. Z. B. Phillips officiat- sts who W g Miss i the immediate families at-| Jean Campbell, who will come from |, an Asso the stage of one of the local theaters [ Women, toda ¥ 2 wore a gown of gray flat | to the banquet and will render several | Veerhoff will act ax h . Mr. Peat- swall, close fitting black | songs. tie will give a tall after the tea on squirrel coat| Dr. F. A. Hornaday is president of [ “The Naturalist and the Dodo.” llar. Mr. Col- | the Aluini Association, and reserva- G 4 lison und his bride left immediately | tions may be made through him at after the ceremony for New York and | his apartment at the Mayflower Hotel, | The project for development of will sail from there Wednesday on the | according to announcement by the [ower on the River Shannon of Tre- :‘(fism .uz' l!lv"lwl di for F ;:y?n;n ’lrlu:‘\t committee P land ealls for a preliminary expendi the University Apartments, University | book review luncheon, Mrs. Theo- | tyre of nearly a half-million dollars Parkway, Baltimore g G rc Hance Tiller, chairman, will be — held tomorrow at 1 o'clock at the club- » Mr. amuel M. Greer were | house of the League of American Pen | sts to a large company at a buffet | Women. Mrs, Nina Reed will discuss | supper last evening in r home at | three English novel Lord Rain ! 1726 Massachusetts avenue. | “The World of William ( 1d” and - P These will form | . Mrs. Byron S. 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