Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1928, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1928.° Vernon said. She added that Gov. Smith, the Demo- “I am o:n'fldetgt‘" dechbered Mls: V'eg- mtlm‘o;m‘xeed, "hln.sl declared himself noon, al e members of e | oppo: ndustrial equality” of the FOR SLAYING POLICEMAN |Woman's Party will stand together in |sexes, while the Republican candidate this election on the equal rights issue.” | “agrees with equal right in principle.” ———————— e — — Dr. and Mrs. Gordon G. Walton, all of | FAJR SENTENCED TO DIE B : 50c All-Rayon Hosiery # Paterson, N. J., arrived today at the Willard. Mr. Gollmer and Dr. Walton came to Washington to attend the an- nual meeting of the Supreme Council SOCIETY | (Continued from Eighteenth Page.) have returned to W for a short visit and are at the Mayflower. They will go back to New York for the lo season and on their return to ashington will be at home on Ban- croft place. Mrs. Marston is the former Miss Patrica Power. Mrs. Charles J. Rogers of Syracuse and Washington, accompanied by her daughters, Miss Rogers and Winifred, has returned to her Winter home at 4830 -Sixteenth street northwest, after spending the Summer in Syracuse with Mr. Rogers, who is vice president of a corporation with headquarters in Byracuse. Mrs. John W. Dwight has returned to the city and is at the MayHower for the balance of the week. s Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. White, of Middleburg, Va., accompanied by the Jatter’s daughter, Miss Bettina Belmont, are making a brief visit in Washington and are staying at the Mayflower. Miss Helen Plummer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Plummer, sailed Satur- day for London, England, where she xlll study at the Royal Academy of rts. Mr. and Mrs. Earl D. Rader of New York City and Mount Kisco, who are on a motor trip to the Middle West, are now in Washington at the Mayflower. Order of the Eastern Star Committee Members Entertained. Mrs. Clarence L. Linz, Mrs. Harry J. Schmidt and Mrs. George T. Thompson were joint hostesses at a luncheon and card party given yesterday to the members of the home board commit- tee of Washington Centennial Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Thirty members of this and other committees of the chapter attended the luncheon served in the home of Mrs. Linz on Legation street, Chevy Chase. At & brief business meeting of the commit- tee affairs pertaining to the Masonic and Eastern Star Home were discussed. This was one of the final events of the year’s activity of the Washington Cen- tennial committee. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Fowler have re- turned to their apartment in the High- lands. They have spent the Summer motoring through France, Germany and Bwitzerland. Mr. and Mrs. Forrester Macdonald of Boston are at the Grace Dodge Hotel for an extended stay. Mr. and Mrs. Willam Stern have arrived in Washington from their home in Philadelphia and are at the Carlton for several days. The Women's Democratic Club will “open house” this evening in the elul at 1526 New Hampshire ave- nue. Mrs. Abraham Garrison McClin- tock will preside at the table, when a d watermelon, sent to the club in Texas, will be cut for France in June, home at 2701 Connecticut avenue. Mrs, Oscar Jarecki of Erle, Pa, has an a) ent at the Carll remain during the . B R O OKS of the Thirty-Third Masons. Lord Chan of Swatow, China, who is studying in Lewiston, Me., is at the Grace Dodge Hotel for a short stay in ‘Washington. He is touring the country by motor and is accompanied by sev- eral Chinese students from New York, among them being Mr. Karl Zung, Mr. T. C. Long and Mr. H. Feng, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Richmond ar- rived today at the Willard from their home in Schenectady, N. Y., where Dr. Richmond is president of Union Col- lege. They will remain until Saturday. ADJOURN SENATE PROBE. Will Resume Vare-Wilson Election Inquiry October 1. The Senate inquiry into the Vare- ‘Wilson senatorial election in Penn- sylvania came to a temporary close yesterday, when an adjournment was taken until October 1 at Philadelphia. Counsel for William B. Wilson, Democrat, who opposes Senator-elect Vare, declared their case complete ex- cept for the examination of the ballot records in the city of Philadelphia. e — ‘The father rushes up to the nurse as she emerges from the room and ; “Well, will it use a razor or a lipstick?” —St. Mary’s Beacon. Colonial Hotel 15th & M Sts. N.W. Spacious Double Rooms With Bath Immediately accessible to downtown districts Large, Corner Rooms . .. 6 ‘Windows . . . Newly Furnished and Decorated European Plan, $75 Monthly American Plan, $70 Per Person Full Hotel Service Direction of JEFFERSON L. FORD, Jr. Decatur 380 Atlantan, Quickly Found Guilty, Had Been Accused by Woman in Kidnaping Case. By the Assoclated Press. ATLANTA, Ga., September 20.— Fred D. Fair was found guilty yester- day of the murder of Patrolman John E. McDaniel and sentenced to die in the electric chair November 2, the jury which returned the verdict of guilty having deliberated only 90 minutes. Defense counsel announced immedi- ately after Fair heard the sentence reag that he would move for a new trial today. Thus the succession of violent acts which followed in the wake of the al- leged kidnaping of Mrs. Kitty Heath on July 3 terminated today in the death sentence of the man whom Mrs, Heath asserts forcibly transported her to Florida. STATEMENT CHALLENGED. A recent statement of the Democratic national committee to the effect that the rank and file of the Woman’s Party would not adhere to_the organization’s decision to support Herbert Hoover was challenged yesterday by Miss Mabel Vernon, national executive secretary of the Woman’s Party. 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