Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1935, Page 18

A—18 % WHITE HOUSE SCRIBES FROLIC Roosevelt and Cabinet Members Attend An- nual Dinner. Pun-making marked the fourteenth annual banquet of the White House Correspondents’ Association in the ball room of the Willard Hotel last | night, which was attended by Pres- ident Roosevelt, Vice President Gar- per and a long list of notables. . Besides more than 200 newspaper men, others attending the dinner were members of the cabinet, with the ex- ception of Postmaster General Far- fey and Secretary of Labor Perkins, who were out of the city; Speaker Byrns, Senator Joseph Robinson, ma- fority leader of the Senate; Senator Charles L. McNary, Senate Republican Jeader; Representative Bertrand N. Snell, House Republican leader; Sena- rs Harrison of Mississippi, Byrd of irginia, Byrnes of South Carolina, Wheeler of Montana and Reynolds, orth Carolina, Barkley of Kentucky nd Representative Sam Rayburn of Texas. Prominent in the New Deal | command were: Harry L. Hopkins, Federal relief administrator; James A. | Moffett, Federal housing administra- gor; Rex Tugwell, Undersecretary of Agriculture; Donald Richberg, chief of N. R. A.; Frank C. Walker, director | of Emergency Council: Joseph P. Ken- | pedy, director of the Securities and | Exchange Commission; Jesse Jon director Reconstruction Finance Corl Chester C. Davis, agricultural adjust- ment administrator; A. S. Prall, head of the Communications Commission: Col. Marvin Hunter McIntyre and Stephen T. Early. representing the White House secretariat; Dr. Henry F. Grady, State Department. Former Postmaster General Harry S. New. who | has attended every annual affair of the association, was present. President Introduced. The frolic started the moment every #ne was seated. There were no set THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. C, APRIU 28, 1935—PART ONE. lchunoe Linz, Ernest K. Lindley, Robert O. Litchfield, Edward B. Lock- ett, Charles R. Long, Harry Lourle, Robert H. Lucas, A. L. Lynn and James E. Lyons. F. J. McGaflrey, Dr. Lee McCarthy, Michael J. McDermott, Bernard Mc- Donnell, Paul McGahan, C. P. Mc- Carver, H. G. McCoy, W. J. McEvoy, Simon McHugh, Comdr. Ross T. Mc- Intire, Marvin H. Mclntyre, Pat Mc- Kenna, Guy McKinney, Charles C. McLean, Eugene McLean, Michael M. McNamee, jr.; Senator Charles L. Mc- Nary and Hobart M. McPherson. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Clinton E. MacEachran, Charles Malcolmson, Paul R. Mallon, Chesly Manly, Edgar | Markham, Lorenzo Martin, Frank E. Mason, William P. Massing, Willlam L. Mattocks, Mort Milford, Kirk Mil- | ler, Lee G. Miller, James M. Mead, M. J. Meehan, Benjamin Meinman, Eu-| gene Meyer, L. B. Mickel, Clyde B.! Miller, Gerald Miller, Joseph L. Mil- ler, H. M. Misselwitz, Bruce Mitchell, James A. Moffett, L. W. Moffett, Ray- mond Moley, A. Bernard Moloney, William P. Montague, H. C. Montee, Dr. F. H. Moorhart, F. H. Moorhart, jr.. Daniel Moorman, Cole Morgan, Henry Morgenthau, jr.; Felix Morley, E. M. Morris, Clinton Mosher, Ray- mond Muir, Januarius Arthur Mullen, Ralph C. Mulligan, Marvin Murphy, +|F. Farmer Murphy, William C. | Murphy, K. Foster Murray and Rus- | sell Muth. Harry Nason, R. P. Neale, Harry S. New, Henry K. Norton and Charles Nutter. Dan E. O'Connell, Dr. Charles O'Connor, George O'Connor, Kenneth 0O’Connor, John O'Donnell, Walter E. O'Hara, Harold Oliver and Col. E. A. Osterman. William S. Paley, Dr. J. R. Palkin, Joseph Medill Patterson, Richard C. Patterson, jr.. Phil Pearl. C. E. B.| Peeke, J. J. Pelley, Fred W. Perkins, | Herbert L. Pettey. Thomas W. Phelps, Leo Pinkus, H. C. Plummer, George | Porter, R. P. Post, Francis Poulson, | Anning S. Prall, C. A. Prevost, Byron Price, Harry N. Price, L. C. Probert | and Capt. R. L. Purdun. W. B. Ragsdale, Henry D. Ralph, M. L. Ramsey, C. J. Randau, John |H. Ray, Sam Rayburn, William T. yRaymond, Charles Read, Edmund i Reek, Leo A. Regan, John D. Reilly, Joseph F. Reilly, Julius Reiners, Sen- ator Robert R. Reynolds, Col. W. | Means Rice, A. J. Richard, Maj. J. | 5. 8. Richardson, Donald R. Richberg, Lawrence Richey, Nelson J. Riley, | A. D. Ring, Albert C. Ritchie, Nathan | Press Officers ALBERT L. WARNER. FRANCIS M. STEPHENSON. Mr. Warner last night succeeded Mr. Stephenson as president of the Tugwell, Joseph P. Tumulty and Richard ‘L. Turner. Harry Viner. Delos F. Walker, Frank C. Walker, Henry A. Wallace, Arthur Walsh, Burke Walsh, Franklyn Waltman, jr.; Burdetle Warden, Albert L. Warner, Edwin G. Warner, Douglas Warrens- fels, Everett C. Watkins, Col. Edwin M. Watson, Kenneth S. Watson, Paul Weir, Donald P. Wellman, Senator Burton K. Wheeler, 8. N. Wheeler, R. B. White, Thomas J. White, Paul W. White, Frederic William Wile, A. D. Willard, jr.; John O. Williams, J. R. Wiggin, H. M. Wilcox, Gladstone Williams, Robert E. Williams, Lyle C. Wilson, Richard Wilson, Frank Wis- ner, Lewis Wood, R. C. Wood. Paul Wooten, James L. Wright, Thomas Wrigley and Willam Wyman. James G. Yaden, Dr. Hugh Young, John Russell Young and John Rus- sell Young, jr. SAILBOAT CAPSIZES NEAR MEMORIAL SPAN James C. Edgerton Escapes With Wetting in First Mishap of Kind for Season. A mishap marred the first sailboat- ing expedition of the year yesterday as the cruising canoe of James C. Ed- gerton, 39, of 1335 Ingraham street, capsized in the Potomac near Arling- ton Memorial Bridge. Edgerton, a brother of Joseph S. Edgerton, aviation editor of The Star, and an employe of the N, R. A, es- caped with a wetting and was none the worse for his experience after be- ing towed to safety by guards on the | bridge. The accident occurred shortly after | Edggrton put out from a Georgetown boat house, his frail craft overturning when he started to tack below the bridge. BROKERS ARE WARNED Applications for License Renewal Must Be Filed. Insurance agents and brokers were warned yesterday by John A. 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Davis, Rear Ad- . V. Romm, President Roose- | handling insurance business were | miral Joseph R. Defrees, D. H, James Roosevelt, Daniel C.| notified not to accept business jrom Deibler, Robert H. Denton, Sec-|pRoper” John F. Royal, Charles T.| unlicensed brokers or agents. | retary of War George H. Derh, | Ryssell, Frank M. Russell and Carl D. = At De Dioa. Hanes DT muths | Holland Limits Speed. | More POWER to you with the new ugurated at the dinner. | William T. Devlin. Rudolphe De| ™ pli i ocoiqer | s *'Fhe entertainment, which wes ar-(Zapp. C. B. Dickson, W. J. Don- | i Sartae A A onneifer:| Holland has_established & speed yanged by a committee headed by &ldson, A mes . an, - | George L. Schein, C. R. Schoeneman, limit of 12'; miles hour in cities. ‘George E. Durno, McClure Syndicate, | mett F. Dougherty. James Douthit, T.| oswald Schutte, Comdr. F. Heim | Wwho acted as “ringmaster,” included ;;- g(;wl'd.l-!n;epgnrl\ %t:iwgzl;’.v-!::\es; Séhusier, Onen' L. Beott, Traeet & FREE... Demonstration songs by George O'Connor, with Matt | F. Doyle, J. N. Doyle, v, Leon | s . 5 % — S Y the piano: Bernard Fitz-|S. Dure, ar.; Leon Dure, jr, and|gmatcnolan, M Begsl, Ko Scl How easy it is to learn gerald, Irish tenor, and Bdward Steffe, . - A George E. Durno. seph F. Sheeh: 7 B e “ioh light of the pro- | _Stephen T. Early, Fred Bast, Charles | S00, ¥ Sheeban, dames . Steton, | gram was a burlesque news reel, made | Edison, Thomas F. Edmunds, Alfred | gnich “Hal H. Smith, John Lewis | by the Fox Movietone News, arranged g;chler‘.' k‘;hmmslr E. Ely, jr.;. Park{gnmin’ Ralph s;nith Rl.lph B. Smith ! by Laurence Stallings, Lowell Thomas gle, John D. Erwin. J. Fred Essary, > 2 e 5 #nd directed by Arthur De Titta. The Mark Ethridge and Henry T. Ewald.| §0“;1':"°»‘s:{ir:m;;f‘; Eaban Hene 1 Wednesdny, May 1; 5, 6, 8,9 P.M. {:l was a satire on the events of _ Wallace Falvey. Robert Fechner, |y p_Somerville, James Soper, W. W. at the | he New Deal and included the Pres- Paul Fenlon, Carter Field, Bernard o | " e o oiher leaders, among them | Fitzgerald, J. J. Fitzgerald, Alfred F. | srommer: oro conca men, Lawrence Berlitz School of Languages n. Hugh Johnson, Senator Huey ' Flynn, Henry C. Flynn, Jack Flynn, | ford Stanton. Alfred D. Stedman, Ed Tong, Secretary Ickes, . 4 ) Postmaster | W. P. Flythe, Edward T. Folliard, | Steffe, D. T. Stephenson, E. A. Steph- 1115 Connecticut Ave. NAtional 0270 General Farley and others, Irvin D. Foos, Mark Foote, Rudolph |enson, Fr: | Forster, Wallace W. Forster. W. H.|coon., Franchs =M. ..tephenson, |4 SAVE MONEY ON b Navy Band Enters. Luther Steward, | b ¥ o ine feature of the evening | FOSter Albert W. Pox, George FoX.) Thomas L. Stokes, Walker Stone. | + STORAGE and MOVING $ 0 OpeRing temae o % | Warren Francis, William Fulton and | Prederick A. Storm, Dr. Howard F.| $ All Furniture Carefully Crated § as the marching into the hall of the 3 avy Band under the leadership of | Som Fuson. Strine, Harry R. Stringer, and Packed by Experts C. B.| $ o Edward W. Gableman, Vice Pres- 1 Swartz, W. Swenson, Eugene O, Sykes L e A lident John N. Garner, Herbert|and M. 8. Szymezak. i g President. This was followed by the |E. Gaston, Roger Gaucherscn, E.| Sol Taishoff, Truman H. Talley, ¢ g VRE - playing of the “White House Corre- Chester Gersten. Stephen B. Gib- | Harry Tannenbaum, G. L. Tarry, Ben- | $ r h = #pondents’ March,” an attractive mel- bons, August E. Geigengack, Gus | jamin C. Taylor, Garland Taylor, Col.|$ ® ody, written by Lieut. Benter in com- Gennerich, George O. Gilling- | John Thomas Taylor, Joseph L. Tep-| pliment to the association. ham, Chris Gockler, Earl Godwin.“per. R. A. Tennelly, Perry L. Tewalt, | Y The last half of the entertainment Stuart Godwin, M. L. Goodwin’ Dr.|Charles E. Thomas, Lowell Thomas, Long Distance Movers in_ Moth-Proof was furnished by the Columbia Broad- | A. Goldenweiser, Dr. Henry F. Denman Thompson, Robert S. Thorn- ¢asting Co., who brought to Washing- | ton a large company of outstanding stars. Included in this list were Col. $Stoopnagle and Bud, James Melton, fenor; The Revelers, quartet; Virginia Rea, soprano; Gertrude Niesen, exotic inger; Benay Venuta, new star; May ;}as!mm, soprano; Norman Gordan, daritone; Carson Robinson, and his Buckaroos, Virginia Verrill, Paul Duke, magician: Minor and Root, dancers; 'verett Marshall, Broadway star; ookie Bowers, comedian; Arthur Bo- ¥an, mimic: Pat Casey, bar room pia- :&:t, and Enoch Light and his orches- Officers Tnaugurated. i One of the real features of the evi ping was the fun incident to the in-, puguration of the new officers of the sssociation, the initiation being con- gucted by President Stephenson. Be- gide Mr. Warner, the incoming presi- dent, the new officers installed were George Lewis Tarry, Wall Street Jour- al, vice president; Leon Dure, Wash- gton Post, secretary-treasurer; Fred- erick A. Storm, United Press, Charles . B. Hurd, New York Times, and dward L. Roddan, Universal Serv- e, Executive Committee. There were more than 580 guests in tendance from all sections of the untry, including high officials of the Yarious broadcasting and wire commu- | Rications corporations. | i The membeys and guest list for the | banquet follows: | ! Phelps Adams, Clyde B. Aitchison, | Mert Akers, George Akerson, Robert €. Albright, George E. Allen, Robert 8. len, E. S. Alvord, Harold Ambrose, ul Y. Anderson, R. C. Anderson, Ed nthony, J. C. Aitchison, Walter H. | tkins, George Authier and M. H.| Aylesworth. ; Frank Baer, Senator Nathan L. Bachman, Hugh Baillie, Joseph L. Baker, H. R. Bankhage, Capt. Hugh | Barclay, Carlisie Bargeron, Eric Bark, ¥. Morville Barker, Senator Albert arkley, J. 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