Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1933, Page 6

THE EVENING Fairfax Garden Club Will bt Hold Annual Show at BENEFIT CONCERY GIVEN. | Tx-m Ten O'clock Club, which is spon- mmsufluolmmtwmv STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1933. & real enthusiasm in their interpreta- mmmmumm tion, which dulled their most inter-| more even In the Sonata, the two young artists rose to splended heights, giving a per- formance that could not be Mmmmmm&lz character jproper . | detail which, however, was never mfle obvious, but brought out through the power of real inspiration. It was a most logical and at the same vibrant Interpretation with a well rounded uniscn of technical FRENCH STUDENT WEDS RICH AMERICAN HEIRESS Marriage of Marie BEtienne Robert Gautier and Eleanor Post Close Announced. By the Associsted Press. PARIS, April 5.—Eleanor Post Close, 23, one of America’s richest heiresses, HELD AS KIDNAPER Wade Fisher Arrested for Taking Son From Wife. LIVERMORE, Calif., April 5 (#).— ‘Wade Fisher, Detroit, was arrested here ]hfillbl-lehmdkuuplu preferred by his wife, Mrs. Ida Pisher. ‘ With him when he was arrested was the S-year-old son of the couple, Ben ‘Wade Pisher, who, according to the wife's complaint, was kidnaped from her home here this afternoon. e e, e ELLSWORTH PLANNING ANTARCTIC, EXPEDITION Proposed Trip Next Summer Dis- closed in Talk of Sir Hubert ‘Wilkins. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, April 5—Sir puber | Wilkins disclosed some details of Lineqyr Ellsworth’s proposed expedition t0 e | Antarctic next Summer in an address yesterday at a Juncheon of the Western Hotlin Hall May 30. 3 4 e Chilcott, uu dJ. z Nickell; quoted 2 saying Peanies, Mrs. H. N. Mrs. Sam- uel Cooper, Mrs. R. R Farr; Iris, Mrs. .—Plans for {M. D. Hall, Miss Daisy Hillyer, Miss the Fair{ax | Adelaide Lewis; Flower Arrangement, y | Mrs. Ford Swetnam, Mrs. W. T, Ofiver, William Maxwell. | Mirs. Willism Maxwell; Selection of Universities Club. The main objective will be a 3,000~ | mile round-trip mnon-stop flight over - | thv‘ .‘Antlarmc cmtlg:l;l 1 ;o hm'l“:; geological and geographical da! flight is to start from the Bay of Wales and over Ross Sea to determine whether this body of water flows to Australia or whether it is terminated by a mountain range after 500 miles. A 150-foot ship which will carry the party is to leave Norway about August 1, sail from New Zealand about Novem- ber 1 and reach the base in the Bay of W;L.;s around the middle of Decem! nnd attempted reconeiliation, 'M:golha uhmcmsh: I i i ¢ LAST SYMPHONY CONCERT Mrs. Pranklin D. Roosevelt is ex- pected to attend the final ‘voncert of National lymphony Orchestra to- conmwuw Hall conducted The expedition will consist of only 15 will close the- l”!- men. !l‘l’:-d;mh will be navigator on performances. the flight, with Bernt Balchen as pilot. ER«TheHechtCo. 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