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THE SUN, BALTIMORE, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3, 1933 Section 2-PAGE 13 Washington Activities Of Interest The President And Mrs. Roosevelt To Return Tomorrow From Trip To Warm Springs White House To Be Scene Of Children's Party On The Day After Christmas WASHINGTON. President and Mrs. Roosevelt will return to the White House tomorrow from Warm Springs, where they spent the Thanksgiving holiday, and Thursday evening they will hold the first state levee of the official season, the reception in honor of the Diplomatic Corps. The day after Christmas there will be a children's party 1 for Sistie and Buzzie, youngsters of Mrs.

Curtis Dall, the daughter of President and Mrs. Rosevelt, and on December 30 there will be a dance for Mrs. Dall, and John Roosevelt in the East Room. Mrs. Roosevelt Hostess At Two Teas Mrs.

Roosevelt was the hostess at two teas Thursday; one for callers at the White House not previously entertained, and one group being the women executives of the Government departments. One of the most brilliant social functions of the week was the reception given by the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Swanson, which they held in the Sail Loft of the Navy Yard. The Ambassador of France and Mme. de Laboulaye entertained at dinner last evening at the Embassy.

Hans Luther Host At Dinner The German Ambassador, Dr. Hans Luther, was host at dinner during the week and also entertained at a luncheon at the embassy, his guest of honor at the latter being Prof. Guenther Roeder, director of Pelizawus Museum of Hildish in Germany, who lectured here before the Washington Archeological Society. The Chinese Minister and Mme. Sze were the guests in compliment to whom Mrs.

William Fitch Kelley entertained at dinner during the week. The Japanese Military Attache and Mme. Tanaka entertained at dinner recently, their guests being recruited United States Army circle. of the Army Industrial College and Mrs. McCain held a reception Sunday at their Georgetown home for the officers of the college and their wives.

Mrs. Gambrill Gives Luncheon For Visitor Mrs. Stephen Gambrill, wife of Representative Gambrill of Maryland, was hostess at a luncheon during the week for Mrs. Marshall T. Farra, of Philadelphia, who is visiting her daughter, Miss Edna Patton.

Princess Djordjaze, of Paris and New York, and Lady Orrlewis, of London and Paris, who are spending some time here, were the guest in compliment to whom Major and Mrs. Ralph P. Cousins entertained at dinner cently. The Woman's National Democratic Club gave a tea yesterday for Mrs. Homer S.

Cummings, and Saturday Mrs. Woodrow Wilson will head the receiving line at the tea. Mr. And Mrs. Doeller Take Warrenton Home Mr.

And Mrs. Josef Hofmann Spending Some Time In Virginia Town WARRENTON, VA. Mr. and Mrs. William E.

Doeller have rented Broad View, near Warrenton, from Mr. and Mrs. David B. Smith for the winter. Mr.

and Mrs. Josef Hofmann, of Marion, are spending some time in Warrenton. Mr. Hofmann, the concert pianist, has recently returned from abroad with his wife. Mrs.

William H. Laird, who has recently returned from spending a year in Germany, spent the last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. R. H.

Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin Day Spilman, who recently returned from their wedding trip to Bermuda, are the guests of Mrs. B.

D. Spilman, at Elway Hall for the holidays. The Rev. and Mrs. Paul D.

Bowden gave a buffet supper Friday evening in their honor. Eastern Shore Woman Entertains Visitors Mrs. Winfield T. Nichols Gives Party For Misses Nancy mond And Helen Richards DENTON. Miss Nancy Hammond and Miss Helen Richards, of Lebanon, are the guests in whose honor Mrs.

Winfield T. Nichols, of Denton, entertained at bridge yesterday, afternoon. Mrs. William H. Carson, of Federalsburg, has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Mary T.

Carson and Mr. Edward George Witting, of Centerport, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs.

John Emerson are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Nils Helstrom, at Woodside, Long Island. Mrs. M.

Kemp Newnam entertained at a bridge party Monday night. Mrs. Francis Reynolds was hostess at a bridge party Tuesday at her home en Second street, News From News From Army Posts FORT Mr. Morrin W. Loving, of Chicago, is the house guest of Captain and Mrs.

Henry P. Gantt. Miss Olivia Arth, of Washington, D. is the guest of her niece and nephew, Lieutenant and Mrs. Norman H.

Smith. Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank C. brook spent the Thanksgiving holidays with General and Mrs. Lucius R.

Hol-1 brook, of Fort Hamilton, New York. Lieutenant and Mrs. W. W. Dick, have been visiting Colonel and Mrs.

Laurie L. Lawson during the past week. Miss Frances Devers and her guest, Miss Mary Smith, of Washington, D. left Sunday for St. Mary's School, in St.

Mary's, after a brief stay with her parents, Major and Mrs. Jacob L. Devers. Captain and Mrs. Charles C.

Brown were hosts to the hunt breakfast Sunday morning. FORT GEORGE G. MEADE. Mrs. Harry F.

Hanson 1 left the post Wednesday for Savannah, where she is to spend several weeks visiting her parents. Monday wirs. Eugene J. M. FitzGerald entertained for Miss Helen Louise Emerson, of Philadelphia, who is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.

Walton H. Walker, and Major Walker. A dance was held at the officers' club Thanksgiving Eve, preceding which Lieutenant and Mrs. Ewing H. France were hosts.

Mrs. J. Paul Lloyd has as her guests Captain Lloyd's mother, Mrs. J. Hendrie Lloyd, and sister, Miss Marion Lloyd, of Philadelphia.

Mr. James Douglas, of Swarthmore, was the guest for several days the past week of his brother, Lieut. Robert L. Douglas. Miss Susan Echols Spragins, who was the guest of her brother, Major Robert L.

Spragins, and Mrs. Spragins for several weeks, has left for her home in Huntville, Ala. Hagerstown Marriages Miss Mary Madelon Bultman, Of Detroit, Becomes Bride Of Mr. James K. Noel, Jr.

HAGERSTOWN. THE wedding of Miss Mary MadeIon Bultman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bultman, Detroit, and Mr. James Kingsley Noel, son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. K. Noel, took place November 25 at the Visitation Rectory in Detroit. The wedding of Miss Ida Lighter, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. L. C. Lighter, of Middletown, and Mr. C.

Burke Coffman, son of Mrs. C. Burke Coffman, took place Wednesday at the parsonage of the Emmanuel U. B. Church.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Paul E. Holdcraft. Mr. and Mrs.

J. F. Anderson have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Flossie Louise Anderson, to Mr. Owen Sullivan, of Shenandoah, which took place November 21, by the Rev. Dr.

Sheaffer, pastor of the United Brethren Church. Mrs. Edward P. Alexander enterretained at luncheon Monday in honor of her niece, Mrs. Robert L.

Smith, who, with her husband, Robert L. Smith, U. S. and their two children, of New York, are spending the Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs.

J. Augustine Mason. Charity Ball Is Given On The Eastern Shore Annual Affair Sponsored By The Rotary Club Preceded By Dinner Party CENTREVILLE. The annual charity ball sponsored by the Rotary Club was held Wednesday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. E. Turpin entertained at a buffet supper before at Locust Hill.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Temple Blackwood had as their guests at Fairview for the holidays her mother, Mrs. Henry S.

Robertson, and Mr. and Mrs. William B. Goodwin, of Hartford, Conn, Mr. Robertson Middleton gave an informal apertif party Thanksgiving afternoon at his home.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson P. Foss, of New York, had as their guests at for the week-end Mr. and Conquest, Suydam and Mr.

Curtis B. Dall, of New York, for whom they entertained informally at dinner Friday evening. Mr. Howard Wood 3d, of Pennsylvania, is entertaining a house party at Indiantown over the week-end. Dr.

Harry Wilmer and Mr. Wilvend mer, of Philadelphia, spent Thanksgiving at Eversley with their mother, Mrs. H. B. Wilmer.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Laubly, whose marriage took place recently, entertained informally Sunday at Cove Point. FLOWER GIRLS' BADGES When the police of Glasgow, Scotland, attempted, by wholesale arrests, to stop the picturesque flower girls from selling on the streets, the girls found a voluntary champion in aged M. Campbell, of Kelvinside.

Campbell. appeared in court and said that he had studied the flower- girl problem in Australia and New Zealand, where the maids were licensed. His proposal that the Scotch girls be compelled to wear badges issued by the police was adopted. Cumberland Weddings Miss Thelma Robinson Becomes Bride Of Mr. Edgar L.

McDonald At Winchester CUMBERLAND. NNOUNCEMENT has been made A of the marriage of Miss Thelma Robinson, of Cumberland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. A.

Robinson, of Westernport, and Mr. Edgar L. McDonald, of Cumberland, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. McDonald, of Staunton, which took place November 25 at Winchester, Va. The Rev. E. T.

Clark, pastor of the First Baptist Church, performed the ceremony, The marriage of Miss Evelyn Miller, of Cresaptown, and Mr. John Ritchie Armstrong, of Rawlings, took place November 24, at the parsonage of the Church of the Brethren, with the Rev. Charles H. Wakeman officiating. Miss Olive Yost, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. L. Yost, of near Meyersdale, and Mr. John D.

Coleman, of this city, were married November 25 at the parsonage of the Meyersdale Church of the Brethren by the Rev. George L. Detweiler. Miss Jessie Abbott, daughter of Mr. Aleck Abbott, and Mr.

Earl son of Mr. and Mrs. William of Smith, Detmold, were married Sunday at the manse of the First Presbyterian Church in Frostburg by the pastor, the Rev. Seldon Connor Adams. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Carroll Slider, daughter of Mr.

Hanson Slider, of Oldtown, and Mr. Charles H. Dever, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Reed, this city, which took place Monday evening at the parsonage of the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.

The Rev. William D. Keene performed the ceremony. Westminster Woman Visits In Pennsylvania WESTMINSTER. Mrs.

Edwin A. Warfield spent the week-end as the guest of her law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Boutillier at their home in Haverford, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. Lynnwood I. Flory, have returned to their home in Elkton, after spending several days this week with Mrs. Flory's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry D. Ditman. Mr. and Mrs.

Miles S. Fox and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Crawford are spending the Thanksgiving Day holiday in York city with Mr. and Mrs.

Fox's son, Mr. Virgil Fox. Mrs. Clarence Aldridge has returned from Philadelphia, where she was the guest of her sister, Miss Mabel Armacost and her brother, Mr. Russell Armacost.

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Monument St. 742 Washington Blvd. A 50c A WEEK! 50c 50c A WEEK! Personals Of The Week Mr. And Mrs. Walon W.

Green Leave For Miami After Visiting In Baltimore AND MRS. WALON W. VI GREEN have left for Miami, to spend the winter after visiting latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. the Charles T.

Kaiss. Mrs. Green was formerly Miss Esther V. Kaiss. Mr.

and Mrs. M. L. Gooch, of 4619 Bellevieu avenue, had as their guests over the holidays Mr. and Mrs.

E. M. Walker, of Norfolk, and Mr. and Mrs. R.

Jenkins, of Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Beaurygard Engle, of Rutlege, Harford county, recently celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Louis E. Rider, 4401 Arabia nue. Mr. and Mrs.

Engle have seven children, eleven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The Woman's Board of the West Baltimore General Hospital will hold their executive meeting on Thursday at 11 A. M. Mrs. Joseph Kurdle, president, will preside.

The nomination of officers for the ensuing year will be made the monthly meeting, December 14, 11 A. M. That same day, a card party at will be held at 1.30 P. M. at the 1 institution.

'The Hebrew Ladies' Consumptive Aid Society will give a dance January at Lehmann Hall. Mrs. Samuel 23 Cohen is director of the arrangements and will be assisted by Mrs. Samuel Rosen, Mrs. Frank Himmelfarb, Mrs.

Levy, Mrs. William Abrams, Mr. Louis Levy, Mr. Samuel Nadisch and Mr. James Pollock.

A musical entertainment will be given by Pa Association of the Northwest Talmud Torah tonight at 8 o'clock at the Chizuk Ammunio Synagogue. County Antrim, Ireland, Overrun By Rabbits Farmers Appeal To Government For Relief From New Plague Rabbits have become so numerous and bold in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, that farmers have appealed to the Government for help. Trapping, fare have 'ad effect. Crops oats, shooting and other, methods of, warturnips and cabbage have been entirely consumed. Some farmers have had to sow turnip crops three times, then protect the fields with wire fences.

Sergeant Connell reports that in Glendun he saw a large field of oats move as if alive, and when a gun vas fired hundreds of rabbits fled. Oxford Beer Story Finally Revealed College Closed For Year In Ab-7 sence Of Confessions--Students Not Guilty ABERDEEN PROVING GROUNDS. Mrs. John Crowe and Buyrnes were hostesses to the Ladies' Bridge Club Tuesday. Major and Mrs.

Harold Rehm were hosts at a dinner on Wednesday evening before the hop. Major and Mrs. Bethel Simpson entertained Wednesday evening before the dance with a dinner. Captain and Mrs. Charles S.

Reed entertained for a number of friends on Wednesday evening before the hop with a supper party. Major and Mrs. Albert W. Waldron were dinner hosts before the hop on Wednesday evening. EDGEWOOD ARSENAL.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Edson Myer, of Falls Church, Virginia, are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Peakes. Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert McLeod have been on leave and are spending it in Washington, D. C. Mr.

and Mrs. John M. Brodie entertained in honor of: Doctor and Mrs. Kibler, of Baltimore, with a dinner on Saturday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Peakes were hosts at a buffet supper on Saturday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Edson Myer. TO HOLD DANCE The Lambda Chapter of the Tau Beta Phi Sorority will hold a dance December 9, at Schwab's Hall, Greenmount avenue and Thirty-third streets.

How doctoring the beer of a proctor caused the closing of University College, in Oxford, for a year, has just been revealed by Howard Linford, of Hampstead. Linford said trouble arose in 1880 over M. Chavasse, one of the proctors, afterward Bishop of Liverpool, who was unpopular. When Chavasse was entertaining in his rooms, the beer for the party was doctored with drugs. A scout having been bribed, the door of the room was glued tight.

A constable a fire escape down which the brought guests emerged to the a. of a large crowd. The master of University College requested those responsible to own up. As no one came forward the whole college was suspended. "There was little wonder no University College man owned up," said Linford.

"The perpe trators of the joke were six students from other colleges." PHOTOGRAPHS COPIED -RENEWED -BY BachrachVernon 8330 921 N. Charles St. -BY St. 3 ALT 21 unite.